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SATCO Introduces LED Monopoint Luminaires with Adjustable Beam Angles and Selectable Color Temperatures

August 26, 2026

Brentwood, NY – SATCO|NUVO expands its architectural lighting portfolio with new LED Monopoint Luminaires, delivering flexible illumination in a sleek, low-profile design. Designed to mount directly to a junction box, these versatile fixtures combine adjustable beam angles, selectable color temperatures, and premium light quality to adapt to a wide variety of commercial and residential applications.

Available in 10W, 15W, and 30W models, these Monopoints feature a field-adjustable beam angle ranging from 20° to 50°, allowing installers to fine-tune light distribution at the time of installation. Five selectable color temperatures (2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, and 5000K) further enhance flexibility, making it easy to create the ideal lighting environment for accent lighting, retail, hospitality, museums, galleries, and residential spaces.

Engineered for performance, the luminaires deliver a 90+ CRI for exceptional color accuracy, feature a 90-degree tiltable head for precise aiming, and offer smooth phase-cut dimming down to 10%. With a 50,000-hour rated life, damp location rating, and matte black or matte white finish options, the LED Monopoint family provides a long-lasting lighting solution that balances aesthetics with functionality.

The low-profile canopy mounts directly to a standard junction box for a clean, streamlined appearance while simplifying installation. By combining beam adjustability, CCT selectability, and premium illumination into one fixture, SATCO|NUVO LED Monopoints reduce the need for multiple product variations, giving lighting professionals greater flexibility both on the jobsite and after installation.

For more information about SATCO|NUVO's LED Monopoint Luminaires, visit satco.com or contact your SATCO representative.

Contact: Brian Brandes, SVP

Phone: (631) 243-2022

Email: brianbrandes@satco.com

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