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Bi-Level Fluorescent Fixture - Deco Lighting - Facility Management Product Release
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Bi-Level Fluorescent Fixture is designed for applications with minimal occupancy, including stairwells, conference rooms, restrooms, laundry rooms and hallways. The DSBL Stairwell Luminaire with Deco-SMART uses ultrasonic sensors to switch from low-level illumination to higher light levels when people enter the space. The DSBL features a high efficiency, one piece extruded acrylic lens with prismatic and linear refractors for uniform light distribution.
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posted: 5/26/2010