4-Foot Fluorescent Light Strip Fixture

Introducing the 4-Ft. Metalux fluorescent strip, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This thoughtfully designed lighting fixture offers a practical and efficient solution for residential lighting needs. With its innovative flip-up ballast design, installation time is significantly reduced, making it an excellent choice for homeowners and contractors alike in Grass valley. The sleek baked white enamel finish ensures a clean and modern look that complements various interior styles.

• Efficient installation:The flip-up ballast design cuts installation time in half, simplifying the setup process for electricians and DIY enthusiasts.
• Compatible lamp size:Designed to use two 40-watt T12 fluorescent lamps (not included), providing bright and consistent illumination.
• Durable construction:Features a 4 1/4-inch channel width and a baked white enamel finish that offers both durability and an attractive appearance.
• Safety certifications:UL listed and IBEW labeled, ensuring compliance with safety standards and quality assurance.
• Standard voltage:Operates on 120 volts, suitable for typical residential electrical systems.

This 4-Ft. Metalux fluorescent strip is ideal for a variety of residential applications in Grass valley. Whether you are lighting a garage, basement, workshop, or utility room, this fixture provides reliable and bright lighting to enhance visibility and safety. Its quick installation feature is especially beneficial for renovation projects or new builds where time efficiency is important. Homeowners in Grass valley can enjoy improved lighting quality while reducing labor costs and effort.
In summary, the 4-Ft. Metalux fluorescent stripis a dependable and efficient lighting solution that combines ease of installation with durable design. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, this fixture is a smart choice for anyone looking to upgrade their residential lighting with a trusted and certified product.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.