proⒶRCH-T
Nine Field Settings, One Troffer

Most troffer specs end in a stack of part numbers: one per size, per wattage and per color temperature. proⒶRCH-T, the center-basket troffer in the planoⒶRCH collection, moves those choices onto the driver. Each fixture carries three wattages and three color temperatures on switches, so one catalog number per size covers nine field settings. The call gets made at the ceiling instead of at the counter.

Three Sizes, Three Wattages Each

proⒶRCH-T comes in 1×4, 2×2 and 2×4 for standard lay-in grid ceilings. The 1×4 and 2×2 set to 18, 26 or 35 W. The 2×4 sets to 26, 35 or 44 W and delivers up to 6,083 lumens at its top step. Across the family, efficacy reaches up to 140 lm/W measured. The model table on the product page lists lumens and efficacy for every step.

Nine Settings Per Fixture

WATTselect and CCTselect are switches on the driver. Three wattage steps times three color temperatures (3500K, 4000K or 5000K) gives nine settings from one catalog number: LPVT14-33MXP1, LPVT22-33MXP1 or LPVT24-33MXP1. Out of the box, each fixture is set to its top wattage at 5000K.

3 wattages × 3 color temperatures = 9 settings per fixture

A contractor matches the space on site. There is no change of part number and no trip back to the supply house when the wattage or color temperature call changes on the job.

Built for Real Ceilings

Every proⒶRCH-T has 1 kV surgeⒶRMOR protection built in, with no added suffix. It is rated for damp locations and IC rated, runs on 120–277 V with 0–10V dimming to off, and operates from −20 °C to 40 °C (−4 °F to 104 °F). That range covers unconditioned support spaces and loading-dock offices as well as the conditioned office floor.

Warranty and Listings

proⒶRCH-T carries a 7-year, 75,000-hour warranty covering light output, color stability and the driver. It is cETLus Listed, and every size is DLC Listed under SSL v6.0, which many utility rebate programs ask for. The Rebate Center shows the programs for your ZIP code.

Ready for Networked Controls

Order the /SR build and the troffer comes with a 3.5 mm sensor port, powered by the driver and ready for contrⒶLS. Three ways to control it, from the same troffer:

• Bi-Level: a plug-in occupancy sensor for simple high/low control, with no commissioning.
• ⒶCS: ALG’s Bluetooth mesh system. Pair the sensor head and set scenes and schedules from the ⒶCS app.
• SILVAIR: networked lighting control for enterprise-scale projects.

Ceiling sensors and wall switches need no port. For emergency lighting, order /EM: an 8 W battery installed at the factory, with or without the sensor port.

Where It Fits

Offices and open-plan floors. One platform covers the 2×4 open office, the 2×2 meeting room and the 1×4 corridor, each set to the light level the space needs.

Schools. Classrooms, libraries and corridors share one fixture family, and the color temperature can follow the room rather than the order.

Healthcare. Clinics and medical office buildings get a damp-rated, IC-rated troffer in all three grid sizes from a single spec.

Field-set fixtures work the same way on other ceilings. See how Eureka does it for washdown spaces and Titan for high bays.