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Designed as an alternative to fluorescent under counter units. The halogen lamps provide a pure white natural source and the frosted lenses diffuse the light perfectly.
In/out access at the back wall is provided for easy installation of multiple fixtures. Knock outs are provided at the ends for continuous runs. Click here for information on knockouts. Properly spread lamps provide even light distribution when fixtures are joined.
They employ JCD Bi-Pin 120V 25W halogen bulbs (supplied with fixture).
Model
Voltage
Lamps
Wattage
Length
BA-LIV-1
120V
1 25W
25W
7"
BA-LIV-2
120V
2 25W
50W
12"
BA-LIV-3
120V
3 25W
75W
18"
BA-LIV-4
120V
4 25W
100W
24"
BA-LIV-6
120V
6 25W
150W
36"
3.
What is the advantage of your Line Volt Light Bars over regular
fluorescent undercounter units?
The halogen lamps provide a pure
white light source rather than the fluorescent colors that most people dislike.
4. How
does the light output compare to fluorescent and your Low Volt Bar
lights?
Fluorescent
Low Volt Bar
Line Volt Bar
Lamp Type
Deluxe Cool White
JC-20W
JCD-25W
Lumens Output
F-15W
BA2 (2 lites)
BA-LIV-3 (3 lites)
15W 18"
40W 14"
75W 18"
610
700
750
Lumens Output
F-20W
BA3 (3 lites)
BA-LIV-4 (4 lites)
20W 24"
60W 22"
100W 24"
890
1050
1000
Lumens Output
F-30W
N/A
BA-LIV-6 (6 lites)
30W 36"
150W 36"
1600
1500
5.
What is the difference between a BA-LIV-2P and a BA-LIV-2?
The P (portable) indicates that the fixture is equipped with a 9 cord and plug to be installed as a portable unit. The BA-LIV-2 is for direct wiring.
6. For
direct wiring, how many knock-outs does the Line Volt Light Bar
have?
Bottom Plate (that mounts onto surface)
: Three ½" knock-outs for BX or ROMAX cables.
End Cap : Two ½" oblong
knock-outs on each end for making a continuous
run.
Top plate : Three ½" knock-outs
for installation of multiple fixtures.
7. Can
I make a continuous run of 3 Bar Lights? What kind of wire do I
need? How far apart can I
wire the fixtures?
Yes the knock-out holes are provided so that wiring from one fixture to another is made possible. You may use regular BX or ROMAX wires commonly used by electricians. Since these are line voltage, you may wire them as far apart as you wish without a voltage drop.
8. Can
the BA-LIVs be branch wired and still go on and off
independently? If so, how?
Yes. When branch wired in parallel each bar light functions independently and can be dimmed and turned on and off separately.
The chrome plated pieces are adapters for Romex® non-metallic building electrical wire and BX connectors. High heat wire nuts are provided to accomplish branch wiring if necessary.
Energy Star is a government-backed program helping buisnesses andindividuals protect the environment through superior energy efficiency.
Eco-Friendly
Eco Friendly items utilize energy efficient technology or sustainable manufacturing processes to provide a product that saves operating costs while being a more responsible environmental choice. This means that it can save you money while helping protect our planet's natural resources.
Eco Friendly products include Compact Fluorescent light bulbs, LED light bulbs, and items that utilize sustainable materials such as bamboo or use post consumer recycled content.
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In contrast to new construction housings, remodeling housings are appropriate when you have limited or no access to the space above a new fixture, such as in an apartment or a home without crawl spaces or attics above.
New Construction Housings
In contrast to remodeling housings, new construction housings are bulkier and need to be installed between joist beams or onto hangar bars and thus you need full access to the space above the fixture. This style is best used if you are building in a new space, gutting a room, or have an attic above or pop out ceiling, etc.
Non-IC Rated
Non-IC stands for: non insulation contact. Thus, non-IC-rated housings must be kept at least 3 inches away from any insulation.
IC Rated
IC stands for: insulation contact. Thus, IC-rated housings can come in direct contact with thermal insulation.
MR16 Halogen Bulb
MR 16 is a standard format for halogen multifaceted reflector light bulbs. MR16 lamps are regularly used in place of standard incandescent light bulbs as they harness and shoot light, resulting in less light loss than a traditional bulb. These are best used when you want focused light such as in a pendant over a countertop or an accent light on a painting.
cUL Listed
CUL stands for Underwriters Laboratories of Canada, a non-profit company that tests electrical components and equipment for potential hazards. If something is UL-listed, I means it has met the agency's safety requirements for things like fire, shock hazards, etc. While you can buy and install non-UL listed fixtures, sometimes insurance policies will limit their liabilities accordingly, inspectors may not approve permits, etc.
UL Listed
UL stands for Underwriters Laboratories, a non-profit company that tests electrical components and equipment for potential hazards. If something is UL-listed, I means it has met the agency's safety requirements for things like fire, shock hazards, etc. While you can buy and install non-UL listed fixtures, sometimes insurance policies will limit their liabilities accordingly, inspectors may not approve permits, etc.
Damp Location
If the environment exposes the lighting system to moisture condensation, then the location is a damp location. Lights that are approved for damp locations can be used in sheltered outdoor areas such as roofed porches or interior locations subject to moderated degrees of moisture such as basements.
Wet Location
If the lighting system is exposed to direct impact by water from splashing or dripping, which will make the fixture wet, then the location is a wet location. Your most common wet locations are uncovered outdoor areas.
Baffle Trim
The term Baffle refers to the grooved style of the trim. This trim is the most popular choice of all recessed lighting trims and is best used in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and dens.
Open Reflector
Reflector trims have a higly polished inner trim, which gives the most amount of light off of the light bulb. This trim is perfect for use in kitchens, offices and commercial buildings.
Slotted Aperture
The slotted aperture trim is used to highlight or accent a specific object or space.
Pin Hole
Pin Hole trims give off a narrow spread of light. This trim is perfect for highlight a small object from above.
Baffle
The term Baffle refers to the grooved style of the trim. This trim is the most popular choice of all recessed lighting trims and is best used in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and dens.
Step Baffle
A Step Baffle refers to the evenly spaced and large grooves in the trim. This trim is for use in all living spaces in a house (bedrooms, living rooms, and dens).
Wall Wash
Wall Wash trims will have a shield inserted into the trim. This allows the light to be directed at an angle against a wall or large surface: paintings, large photos, etc.
Gimbal Ring
Gimbal Ring trims allow the light bulb to be directed or angled to highlight a specific spot or general area. This trim is popular in living rooms, dens and home offices.
Eyeball
Eyeball trims refer to the look of the trim as an eyeball. The bulb is housed in the eyeball portion and allows for maximum adjustability in positioning the light. This trim is for use in living rooms, dens and home offices.
Aperture Cone
This trim is for use when superior performance photometrics is desired and low glare is needed. These trims are typically used in commercial applications.
Regressed Fresnel Lens
Lensed trims are for use in wet locations, such as showers, bathrooms and outside applications.
Scoop Wall Wash
Scoop Wall Wash trims will have a shield inserted into the trim. This allows the light to be directed at an angle against a wall or large surface: paintings, large photos, etc.).