Hako, whose name means “cube box” in Japanese, is an adjustable projector luminaire that has both a metal halide (20W to 50W, 3000K) and an LED (14W to 26W, 3000K to 4000K) version. The housing is made of die-cast aluminum and available in matte white, metallized gray, and matte black finishes. Hako can be adjusted up to 356 degrees in the horizontal axis and 140 degrees in the vertical axis. • reggianiusa.com
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