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SATCO|NUVO’s LED T8 with Integrated Emergency Backup – CCT Selectable | Ballast Bypass

SATCO|NUVO’s LED T8 Lamps with Emergency Battery Backup are UL924 listed for use in emergency lighting applications. Custom lamp holders and set screws lock the lamp in place for a secure installation, and lamps feature red endcaps so they can be easily identified when inspected and maintained. The test button allows for easy testing of the battery so that you can be confident in the lamp’s performance in the event of a power failure.  KEY FEATURES:

  • UL924 Listed Emergency Lighting
  • Range Voltage 120V-277V
  • Red Endcaps for Easy Identification
  • Prewired Lamp Holders Provided
  • 3 CCT Selectable

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Spec Sheet:  SN1810_15W_T8_LED_CCT_EM_PI_4-30-25.pdf

SATCO/NUVO LED Entryway Wall Pack Integrated By-Passable Photocell

Elevate the lighting of your entryways with SATCO|NUVO’s premium LED wall packs that combine durability, versatility, and style. Featuring an integrated by-passable photocell, these fixtures are crafted with robust die-cast aluminum construction and a resilient IK08 polycarbonate lens, ensuring reliable performance in demanding conditions. Available in sleek black, bronze, and white finishes, these wall packs seamlessly blend with a variety of architectural styles, enhancing both modern and traditional exteriors. With field-selectable wattages of 10W, 15W, and 20W and adjustable CCT options of 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K, these wall packs provide customized illumination for any setting. Rated for wet locations and IP65 certified, they deliver dependable performance for up to 50,000 hours. Backed by a 5-year warranty and DLC Premium certification, these wall packs are a stylish and reliable solution for modern outdoor lighting. SN1751 LED Entryway Wall Pks_12-30-24.indd

What Do the Colors on Bread Tags Mean? – These color-coded tags indicate the date the bread was baked and packaged.  Now that you know that the color-coded tags actually mean something, how can you remember which color means which day? Luckily there is an easy way to remember the schedule. The colors correspond to weekdays in alphabetical order: Blue (Monday), Green (Tuesday), Red (Thursday), White (Friday), then Yellow (Saturday). Maybe you just learned something you did not know…..