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lighting & electrical

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Light tape
Zero Drop Elite TivoTape LED light tape has high color rendering of 97 and an R9 value of 93 to
make colors standout in custom applications for applications including retail, restaurants,
hotels, and multi-family homes. Color temperatures from 2200 K to 5000 K are available. The light tape features tight LED spacing of the 2835 diodes to produce
zero scalloping with a binning tolerance of 1.5 MacAdam Ellipse to
preserve color consistency. The tape is available in standard
brightness, high output, and very high output, providing
3.2, 4.5, and 7 W/ft.
Tivoli Lighting, Tustin, CA
Circle 92
tivolilighting.com

Thin, recessed fixtures
The Flin LED series of thin regressed and recessed lighting
fixtures can be installed in tight, 2-in. plenums in suspended
ceilings, new construction, or remodel applications. The
luminaire requires no housing and incorporates universal coiled flippers that hold the fixture firmly in place. A
regressed baffle provides visual comfort and the appearance
of a deep recessed fixture. Available in 4-, 6- and 8-in.
apertures with round or square baffled trims,
the product has a height of 0.65 in.

Sound-absorbing luminaires

Nora Lighting, Commerce, CA
Circle 93
noralighting.com

Absorb:
* Sound-absorbing luminaires
* Horizontal or vertical panels

Perimeter luminaire

* Variety of distribution types

The Absorb line of sound-absorbing luminaires reduces sound in
open spaces and areas with high ceilings while providing functional
illumination. Aircraft-cable mounted, the product is available in two
distinct shapes. Absorb H has horizontal sound-absorbing panels,
and Absorb V has vertical panels. The felt-like polyester panels are
made from at least 40% post-consumer recycled PET bottles and
are fully recyclable. With a large surface area, the panels decrease reverberation time and are said to have an inherent sound-absorption
rate of 0.75 NRC.
The linear luminaire is available in three distribution types: direct/
indirect symmetric, direct/indirect symmetric wide, and direct symmetric. Light output ranges from 335 lm/ft. to 460 lm/ft. for the
standard output version, and 670 lm/ft. to 921 lm/ft. for the high
output version, depending upon distribution type. The luminaire
uses HE Tech optical technology, which combines optical diffusion
and a high-performance reflector to deliver refined, high-quality
light.
It is available in nominal increments of 2-ft. lengths, in three standard panel colors, and three standard finishes as well as other colors.
A-Light, Oceanside, CA
Circle 91
alights.com

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MODx Perimeter luminaire can be flush or regression mounted
at 2-, 3-, or 4-in. deep. A narrow lens for a wall-graze
effect provides target uniformity to highlight
texture or a point of emphasis. It can be installed with straight extensions or as part
of a wall/slot corner pattern. Available
in apertures from 2- to 6-in. wide and
varying CCT from 2700 K to 5000 K, the
product has four lens options.
Hubbell Lighting Inc., Greenville, SC
Circle 94
hubbelllighting.com

Wire-management solution
An under-desk wire-manager kit includes two cable troughs that snap together totaling 16 3/4 in. in
length and have open-ended modular sides so extension pieces can be added as needed to fit a custom
table length. End caps with notches snap on for cables to exit. The cable tray is attached to two fastener
arms that mount to the underside of the desk.
Doug Mockett & Co., Manhattan Beach, CA
Circle 95
mockett.com

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