This 2x4 recessed LED troffer lays into a standard T-bar grid in place of a fluorescent fixture. A DIP switch sets five wattages and five colour temperatures on site.
Choose 20W to 50W in five steps, and 3000K through 6500K. Output runs 2500 to 6250 lumens at 125 lm/W on AC120-347V, with 0-10V dimming and CRI above 80.
Aluminum frame, PC lens, cETL listed for damp locations, DLC listed, 5 year warranty.
What is a recessed troffer?
A recessed troffer is a rectangular fixture that lays into a suspended ceiling grid so its flange finishes flush with the tiles. This one drops into a standard 2ft by 4ft T-bar opening at 47.75" x 23.74" x 2.08" and 10.8 lb, landing in the hole a fluorescent troffer came out of. Lay it in, wire it through the driver box, then fit the protective brackets before you move on.
What's the difference between an LED panel and a troffer?
Depth, and where the light goes. A back-lit flat panel is a slim, evenly lit sheet. A troffer has an angled lens with real depth, which throws light onto the ceiling and cuts the glare somebody sees looking up from a desk. Votatec files both under Panel, so read the prefix: TF is a troffer, plain VO- numbers are back-lit panels.
One part number, 25 configurations
Five wattages times five colour temperatures is 25 settings from one SKU, so a distributor stocks one carton instead of five. Both switches sit under the driver cover, which puts the decision at the ceiling rather than the counter. Wiring is white neutral, black line, green ground, purple and pink for 0-10V dim.
Where it can go, and where it can't
Damp locations yes, wet locations no. The manual adds two limits worth knowing before you order: don't cover the fixture with thermal insulation, and keep it clear of corrosive substances. It's IP20 and rated -20C to 40C, so this is an office, classroom, corridor and retail fixture, not a wash bay. An external J-box adds wiring space, and the side knockout takes 90 degree conduit. Installation is electrician only.
Do you have to replace fluorescent troffers in Canada?
The fixture isn't banned. The tubes are going. Under Canada's Products Containing Mercury Regulations, manufacture and import of T5 and T8 linear fluorescent lamps stopped after 2025-12-31, with a replacement-lamp exemption to 2027-12-31 and stock selling through the end of 2029. A building on fluorescent troffers is watching a lamp supply clock, not a compliance one.
For the wiring colours and DIP switch positions, open the Manual (PDF) in the Related documents panel, and pull the IES files if your designer needs photometrics for a 2x4 grid. Send us your fixture count with the wattage and CCT you want preset, and we'll come back with a wholesale quote and a check on whether the DLC listing still clears your utility's rebate.



























