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Recessed 4ft troffers in outddor parking lot
It seemed odd to me to see these type of fixtures used outdoors. I wonder how they perform in the cold...

Recessed 4ft troffers in outddor parking lot

It seemed odd to me to see these type of fixtures used outdoors. I wonder how they perform in the cold...

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Filename:5760NEG0009.jpg
Album name:RichD / Lighting in Use
Wattage:4 x 40 plus ballasts
Lamp Type:Linear T12 Fluorescent
Filesize:449 KiB
Date added:Sep 08, 2011
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gailgrove   [Sep 08, 2011 at 07:36 PM]
Well they could be HO, that would explain them being able to work in the winter.
streetlight98   [Sep 08, 2011 at 09:20 PM]
Hmm. Never heard of a drop grid ceiling being used for an outdoor parking canopy. Confused Nice to see them using T12. I would have used vapor proof fixtures though.
A_lights   [Sep 08, 2011 at 10:59 PM]
Yeah we have a few here , some use 8' slimeline lamps in vaportight light fixtures the 60W flickers somewhat in the winter even with a cover!!
Confused
Also if the T12s are run 24/7 they won't go out , even if the ballast is 50F minimum starting temp! Better to use 40W lamps not the 34W junk and keep all 4 lamps and cover on to keep the temp up in cold weather and they should be bright
There's an installation just like this in my city with a drop ceiling , it looks good
RichD   [Sep 10, 2011 at 05:28 PM]
@gailgrove, they're open on the bottom, so I can say for sure they are bipin, which rules out HO.
rapidstart_12   [Jul 14, 2023 at 10:46 PM]
This setup looks horrendously underlit. Let's leave the fluorescent troffers and drop ceilings for inside the building and use metal halide or high-pressure sodium lighting in parking garages Rolling Eyes

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