Nora Lighting Introduces Cobalt SFB-4, Shallow Fire-Rated Housing for Dedicated Cobalt Trims; Ideal for Multi-Family Construction


Nora Lighting introduces the Cobalt SFB-4, an IC Air Tight Shallow Fire-Rated Housing (patent pending) with dedicated trims and LED modules. 
Featuring one of the shallowest housings and LED modules available, the Cobalt SFB-4 frees up space in overcrowded plenums in multi-family construction.
 
The unit is UL-listed as a two-hour fire-rated J box.  The 4” design allows below access to the driver and is compatible with Nora’s Cobalt Click line of trims and dedicated modules. Square and round apertures are available and the trims are offered in 850 lumens (13W), 1250 lumens (16W) and 1400 lumens (22W) with 97 CRI and CREE COB technology. 
 
Color temperatures include 2700K, 3000K, 3500K and 4000K. All fixtures are cULus listed, and models with 850 and 1250 lumens are Energy Star® rated and meet 2016 Title 24 Part 6 High Efficacy LED light source requirements. 
 
Finishes include: black/black; black/white; bronze/bronze; diffused/white; haze/white; natural metal/natural metal; pewter/white; white/white. The finished look and deep set optics offer the performance and appearance of a standard deep regressed downlight.
 
Nora Lighting has one of the industry’s most comprehensive lines of LED products for residential and commercial applications, including: LED dedicated and retrofit downlights; smart RGBW LED downlights; LED track and rail fixtures; LED edge-lit panels; Center Basket Troffers; LED MLS (multi-lighting systems); LED linear and under cabinet lightbars; LED puck lights; LED high-output, Hy-Brite, side-lit, CCT (color correlated) RGB, RGBW and standard tape lights; LED pendants; LED step lights; and LED emergency / exit signs.
www.noralighting.com

 



March 12, 2018


Topic Area: Press Release


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