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Detailed specifications for a wet location grade troffer lighting fixture, including application, construction, electrical features, and ordering information.

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How to fill out Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2)

1. Gather all necessary tools and materials including the troffer, wiring tools, and safety equipment.
2. Ensure that the electrical supply is turned off before starting the installation.
3. Review the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer for specific guidance.
4. Determine the appropriate mounting location for the 2x2 Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer.
5. Use a level to mark the desired height and position on the ceiling where the troffer will be installed.
6. Cut an opening in the ceiling according to the dimensions of the troffer if needed.
7. Connect the wiring from the junction box to the troffer according to local electrical codes and manufacturer instructions.
8. Secure the troffer in place, ensuring it is properly aligned with the ceiling.
9. Install any necessary trims or covers to complete the appearance of the fixture.
10. Turn the electrical supply back on and test the troffer to ensure it operates correctly.

Who needs Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2)?

1. Commercial buildings with areas exposed to moisture such as restrooms and kitchens.
2. Industrial facilities where water exposure is common.
3. Warehouses and distribution centers requiring high-quality lighting in damp environments.
4. Residential properties looking for reliable lighting in covered outdoor areas.
5. Retail spaces that have wet or humid sections.

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How long do LED troffer lights last?

LED troffer lights, on the other hand, are commonly used in commercial, educational, and healthcare settings where grid ceilings are prevalent. Their ability to provide uniform, glare-free lighting makes them ideal for large, open spaces like offices, classrooms, and hospitals.

What is the difference between flat panel and troffer?

Installation. Flat panels offer more versatility in installation. They are compatible with both surface mounting and recessed ceiling applications. Troffers are more straightforward in their installation as they are primarily designed for recessed installation in grid ceilings.

What are the different types of troffers?

An LED flat panel is a light fixture that replaces common fluorescent "troffer" fixtures found in all types of commercial buildings, from offices to schools to hospitals to stores and more. An LED flat panel saves energy and is extremely cost effective compared to equivalent options.

What does troffer mean in lighting?

2x2 LED Troffer Light Fixtures We feature a wide range of watts for these LED lights ranging from 20 watts to 54 watts, depending on your needs.

How many watts is a 2x2 LED troffer light?

Installation. Flat panels offer more versatility in installation. They are compatible with both surface mounting and recessed ceiling applications. Troffers are more straightforward in their installation as they are primarily designed for recessed installation in grid ceilings.

What does troffer mean in lighting?

Since an LED troffer light has a much different operation, it has a much longer functional life than fluorescent lights. Their lifetime ranges from 50,000 to 1,50,000 hours, and some even have up to a 10-year manufacturer warranty.

What is the difference between a flat panel and a troffer?

Standard sizes like 1200 x 1200, 1350 x 1350, and 1500 x 1500 fit seamlessly with Ektor's fittings, designed for main rail heights of 45mm and 50mm.

Where are troffer lights used?

LED troffer lights are classified into the following categories: Volumetric Troffers. Parabolic Troffers. Diffused/Lensed Troffers. LED Panel Lights. Energy Savings. Lighting Performance. Longevity. Adaptable Controls.

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What is Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2)?

A Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2) is a type of lighting fixture designed for use in environments where moisture and humidity are present. It is specifically constructed to prevent water ingress and to withstand wet conditions, making it suitable for places like bathrooms, outdoor areas, and covered walkways.

Who is required to file Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2)?

Manufacturers and suppliers of Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2) are typically required to file this specification to ensure compliance with safety and operational standards. Additionally, electrical contractors and builders may also need to file this when installing or incorporating these fixtures in construction projects.

How to fill out Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2)?

Filling out the Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2) typically involves providing detailed information about the fixture, including its specifications, intended use, compliance with local codes, and installation guidelines. This may include electrical ratings, materials used, and any certifications from relevant safety organizations.

What is the purpose of Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2)?

The purpose of a Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2) is to provide safe and effective illumination in areas exposed to moisture. These fixtures are engineered to avoid short circuits and other hazards caused by water, ensuring that lighting remains functional and reliable in challenging environments.

What information must be reported on Wet Location Specification Grade Troffer (2x2)?

The information that must be reported includes the fixture's model number, wattage, voltage, lumens output, IP rating, certifications (like UL or ETL), materials used for construction, and any installation instructions. Additionally, information pertaining to its environmental ratings and compliance with safety standards should be included.