FX Luminaire NL-ZDC-UD-CR-BZ NL Up and Down Light Cover, Zone / Dim / Color Luxor Option, Bronze Metallic

Optimize your exterior security and landscape lighting with the FX Luminaire NL-ZDC-UD-CR-BZ Up and Down Light Cover. Designed to deliver both functional illumination for surveillance and attractive architectural wash, this cover enables up-and-down beam distribution that improves camera sightlines and reduces shadowed zones. The NL-ZDC-UD-CR-BZ supports Luxor Zone/Dim/Color control for zoned lighting, smooth dimming and color adjustment—allowing you to tailor scenes for security monitoring, night-time aesthetics, or energy savings.

Finished in a durable bronze metallic coating, the cover resists corrosion and integrates seamlessly with modern landscape fixtures. Its purpose-built design fits NL-series luminaires and simplifies retrofits, helping installers reduce on-site labor and commissioning time. Ideal for perimeter security, building façades, and pathway illumination, the product balances performance with visual appeal while supporting industry needs for reliable surveillance lighting and monitoring.

Specify the FX Luminaire Up and Down Light Cover (NL-ZDC-UD-CR-BZ) for projects that require zoned control, durable construction, and improved security lighting. Contact our team to order or request installation guidance.

• Enhances perimeter security and surveillance by delivering balanced up-and-down illumination that improves camera visibility and reduces blind spots.
• Luxor Zone/Dim/Color (ZDC) compatible for precise zone control, dimming and color tuning to match site requirements and reduce light pollution.
• Durable bronze metallic finish offers long-lasting corrosion resistance and blends seamlessly with landscape and architectural lighting schemes.
• Up/down cover design provides layered lighting for façade highlighting and walkway monitoring, improving safety and aesthetic appeal.
• Simplifies installation and retrofits into NL-series fixtures (model NL-ZDC-UD-CR-BZ), helping minimize labor time and commissioning complexity.