T5's

[resistance]

Has anyone ever seen or heard of a T5 HO fluorescent light fixture that can be installed like legos. Meaning: You can install one fixture (served by a switch leg), then add an addition fixture (T5HO Flo) ---without using additional wire to add the fixture. Instead, you simply plug the two together side by side--similar to some undercabinet lights??????????????????????? If so, please provide a link.

Thanks!

 

[resistance]

Example below (excuse the drawing):

 

[drbond24]

A quick google search netted me this link:

http://www.energielighting.com/specification/bluemotionCDP.pdf

An excerpt from the data sheet: "Fixture may be individually mounted or joined together to form linear runs."

 

[ptrip]

It's pretty common, actually. What kind of fixture are you looking for?

One option for a suspended fixture: (you have to choose the "tandem" option)

http://www.acuitybrandslighting.com/Library/LL/documents/specsheets/MS5-louver.pdf

 

[ptrip]

A couple more options:

http://www.acuitybrandslighting.com/Library/LL/documents/specsheets/RT5N.pdf

http://www.acuitybrandslighting.com/Library/LL/documents/specsheets/VRI-RS_F.pdf

The row mounting I've been thinking of must be a) limited to T8 fixtures and b) with a different manufacturer.

I've limited the search to Lithonia because it's my standard all around "go-to" manufacturer and I'm limited on time. If you have more specific interests, let me know and I'll see if I can find something else!

 

[resistance]

Wow, never heard of them, or seen them! I guess I'm out of the loop when it comes to these fixtures for residential. Thanks, I will review the links!

 

[ptrip]

Wow, never heard of them, or seen them! I guess I'm out of the loop when it comes to these fixtures for residential. Thanks, I will review the links!

I use them for commercial purposes ... but there's no reason they can't be used for residential. Any lighting shop should be able to get them for you.

Good luck!