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The TAC Architectural LED Troffer is an economical lighting solution for commercial, educational, medical, and retail applications where general-purpose ambient lighting is required. With its contemporary center lens design, TAC provides a soft natural glow and even illumination that minimizes glare. The CCT Selectable design allows for easy adjustment to 3500K, 4000K, or 5000K. Available in 1x4, 2x2, or 2x4 configurations, the TAC is an easy-to-install upgrade from linear fluorescent lighting to a long-lasting, energy-efficient LED solution An external switch allows easy CCT Selection: 3500K, 4000K or 5000K External switch allows easy Wattage Selection: 20W, 25W and 30W for 2x2 & 1x4, 24W, 38W and 45W for 2x4
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We were excited to learn that the eyes are red LED flood lights giving the sculpture an eerie quality at night. However, due to the sheer size of the sculpture and it’s outdoor location site, any maintenance or restoration required is intensive and probably costly for DIA. A recent CPR article explained that in the last 7 years, the airports electrical team has only had to change out the LEDs twice, reducing maintenance costs and energy wasted. The red eyes, often mistaken as having a demonic nature, are a tribute to the artist, Luis Jiminez’s father who once owned a neon sign shop.
We were excited to learn that the eyes are red LED flood lights giving the sculpture an eerie quality at night. However, due to the sheer size of the sculpture and it’s outdoor location site, any maintenance or restoration required is intensive and probably costly for DIA. A recent CPR article explained that in the last 7 years, the airports electrical team has only had to change out the LEDs twice, reducing maintenance costs and energy wasted. The red eyes, often mistaken as having a demonic nature, are a tribute to the artist, Luis Jiminez’s father who once owned a neon sign shop.