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Monday-Friday 6 AM - 7 PM CT
Monday-Friday 6 AM - 7 PM CT
LED Troffer Lights 2X4
If you’re looking for the best 2x4 LED troffers on the internet, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve got everything from Center Basket Troffers to Architectural Troffers. And, if you’d like to save even more money, we offer multi-packs. All of our troffers are UL/ETL listed and come with a 5-year warranty, and you’ll find a variety of lumens and color temperature packages, certain to fit your needs. Oh, and we've also got 2x2 troffers, plus all other sizes here. Shop below and let us know if you have any questions.
2x4 LED Troffers
One of the reasons LED troffers are great is because they help relieve eye strain at work. This is all due to their bright and uniform lighting that doesn’t fade the farther it gets from the source. If headaches are an issue, or even stress or alertness, these guys can help with those too.
Compared to their fluorescent counterparts, 2x4 LED troffers last forever. Meaning, over 100,000 hours of operation. Maintenance-free, by the way. When run in your standard office, that can mean up to 50 years of not having to stress out about replacing them. They also stay brighter longer, compared to fluorescents, which tend to lose their intensity more quickly over time. Don’t forget the up to 90% energy savings, just by making the switch to LED.
Benefits of LED Troffers
In hospitals, the crisp lighting of troffers can help patients, visitors, and staff feel more relaxed during otherwise stressful situations. Plus, it can improve the quality of sleep for patients during their recovery. In retail shops, these fixtures bring out the true colors of all products underneath them, making them look even better and, well, more appetizing to customers’ eyes. Plus, since LED lighting is so bright, the last candy bar on the back of the shelf won’t go unnoticed.
Make Your Job Easier
Our troffers come with emergency backups, plus they’re really easy to pair up with controls. Simply buy a switch or dimmer to turn the lights off when they’re no longer needed. If you’d like them to turn on automatically when people are in the room, your best bet is an occupancy sensor. You or your client will save tons of money on those electric bills.