E3-R Fixture for Buzz’s Steakhouse

 
From: "Beachside Lighting" <marketing@PROTECTED>
Date: February 22nd 2024

E3-R Fixture for Buzz's Steakhouse

The E3-R is a small, recessed uplight or downlight fixture, ideal for locations requiring a minimal footprint. The solid brass construction was ideal for this oceanfront restaurant on the windward side of O'ahu.

Beachside’s E3-R

As part of the E3-Series, these faceplates are round or square, with louvered or open aperture designs, and even feature low-profile drive-over "marker" options, with different sector configurations. The fixtures use a friction fit with its recessed housing, with no visible fasteners on the faceplates. Different mounting accessories are available for concrete or wood. With both LED light engine or MR11 LED, these 12 volt fixtures are listed for both indoor and outdoor use.

Beachside’s E3-R
Beachside’s E3-R
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Beachside Lighting was started in Hawai'i in 1994 with the intent of building a reputable line of quality exterior lighting fixtures. This came as a result of wondering why so many ocean side estates on Honolulu's prestigious Kahala Avenue had landscape lighting that was literally falling apart. The answer was in the materials used: plastic, powder-coated aluminum, and even steel. It was no secret that copper and various brass alloys had proved themselves for centuries in near ocean environments. Thus, an exclusively copper and brass line of landscape fixtures was born.

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