Lithonia 2AV G 2 CF40 MDR MV GEB10RS Compact Fluor. w/ Grid Trim 40w Tt5 Metal Diffuser w/ Holes

Lithonia compact fluorescent w/ grid trim 40w tt5 metal diffuser w/ holes intended use: symmetric 1'x4' avante fixtures provide general indoor lighting. when joined in continuous rows, they provide pleasant and efficient lighting for open office plans. symmetric 1'x2' fixtures often are used to light small areas. used in patterns, large public spaces illuminated with 1' wide symmetric avante fixtures are bright and attractive, yet with an unobtrusive ceiling.features: the optimum mix of directional and diffuse reflected light combine for balanced illumination between task and proximate walls, enhanced visual comfort and minimized shadows. available in 1'x 2' and 1'x 4' symmetric distributions for general area lighting applications. (see 2av for 2'x2' and 2'x4' symmetric distributions and av smd for 2'x2' and 2'x4' fixtures with side-mounted diffuser configurations.) end-to-end row mounting capability. asymmetric distribution available for dedicated wall washing or in combination with symmetric luminaires to maintain perimeter illumination. available with a variety of shielding options. matte-white polyester powder paint finished reflectors provide uniform light distribution. optional diffuse aluminum stepped reflectors available. injection-molded plastic light traps prevent light leaks between shielding and end plates. asymmetric fixtures compatible with screw slot and most 2-foot ceiling grids. covered by one or more of the following patents: 5,988,829; 399,586; 411,641; 413,402; 2,212,513; 87,513.listings: ul listed. cul listed or csa certified to canadian standards. nom certified optional. protected by one or more of u.s. patents nos.: 5,988,829; 399,586; 411,641; 413,402; 2,212,513; 87,513.construction: the optimum mix of directional and diffuse reflected light combine for balanced illumination between task and proximate walls, enhanced visual comfort and minimized shadows. available in 1'x2' and 1'x4' symmetric distributions for general area