LEDVANCE Value Class Dual Selectable T-FIT

February 23, 2023

The LEDVANCE Value Class Dual Selectable T-FIT is an innovative, modern, and sustainable panel bar solution that fits in T-grid ceilings as an alternative to flat panels in offices, conference rooms, restaurants, and retail areas. With less plastic and raw materials than regular panels, this new solution is Dual Selectable (three CCTs and three lumen outputs in the same SKU), 120-347V and DLC Standard listed.

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LEDVANCE Value Class Dual Selectable T-FIT

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