Choosing Troffer type fixtures....

[chevyx92]

I have a customer who has a retail space that he is trying to rent out so he is demoing some walls and wants to remove the existing track lighting and go with troffer lights but doesnt want the basic troffers that you usually see around. Any suggestions that I can show him? He wants something just above the basic is how he put it to me. I'm thinking of showing him a parabolic troffer and an indirect/direct troffer as an option. Any other ideas?

 

[Dennis Alwon]

The parabolics are very expensive but that may be the next level. Check out this page

 

[TNBaer]

The thing with fixtures is the minute you leave your typical lensed troffer the price jumps.

The EPC fixture from Hubbell is a good bet. For a 2x4 you're looking at coming in below $125 per unit which is an awful good price for this type of product. Other stuff is gonna be $150+.

http://www.columbialighting.com/products/epc/

 

[jcbabb]

I would second what TNBaer offered. Parabolics are so darned ugly, I'd hate to see any more of them anywhere.

Lithonia has the RT8, and Cooper has the Accord series. Both are very similar to Hubbell's design, but I can't help with pricing.

I'd recommend speaking to your local rep or supplier. They will have a good lead on what's available.