ERL-2T8H1I Grille Fixture

About the ERL-2T8H1I Grille Fixture

The ERL-2T8H1I Grille Fixture is part of the ELEHPD Grille Fixture range. ERL-2T8H1I Grille Fixture from the ELEHPD Grille Fixture range. ELEHPD manufactures and exports low voltage electrical products from Yueqing, Zhejiang, China, supplying distributors, panel builders, M&E contractors and OEM buyers worldwide.

Typical applications

Commercial interiors: offices, retail, showrooms and hospitality
Industrial high-bay lighting for warehouses and workshops
Outdoor area, street and roadway lighting
Warehouse, logistics and cold-store facilities
Project lighting specified through M&E contractors

How to specify the right Grille Fixture

Work from the required lux level at the task plane, then the mounting height
Match beam angle to the space: narrow for high ceilings, wide for low uniform coverage
Check the IP and IK rating for the installation environment
Confirm colour temperature and CRI with the interior designer or specifier

Specifications

NAME:	High quality(strip lamp) Grille Fixture (T8)
NO:	ERL-2T8-H1I model
PARAMETER:
	Item no. Power(W) ERL-220T8-H1I 2X20W ERL-230T8-H1I 2X30W ERL-240T8-H1I 2X40W

Frequently asked questions about the ERL-2T8H1I Grille Fixture

What colour temperature should I specify?

4000 K neutral white is the safe general choice for industrial and commercial interiors. 3000 K suits hospitality and retail where a warmer look is wanted. 5000-6500 K is common for outdoor and roadway lighting.

What IP rating do I need for outdoor use?

IP65 is the practical minimum for exposed outdoor fixtures. For wash-down or coastal locations, specify IP66 with a corrosion-resistant housing and confirm the IK impact rating.

Can the fixtures be dimmed or sensor-controlled?

Dimming and sensor variants depend on the driver fitted to the model. Tell us the control protocol you use (0-10 V, DALI, triac) and we will confirm compatible models.

Do you supply photometric data for lighting design?

IES/LDT photometric files can be supplied for project models so your designer can run the lighting calculation in DIALux or Relux.