Lighting Systems
Baselyte-BSL30
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2 Light T8 Wall Mount Indirect
Lightolier
a Genlyte Company
www.lightolier.com
63 Airport Road, Fall River, MA 02720 • (508) 679-83 • Fax (508) 674-470
We reserve the right to change details of design, materials and finish.
© 2005 Genlyte Group LLC • 0205 Rev.
Job Information
Type:
Wiring Options: 2 Circuit Left/Right Switching
Type 6:
Chloride standard
C700A
Type N
: Bodine standard
B70A
Type F:
Chloride high performance
C400
Type
Q
:
Bodine high performance
B50
Fixture wired for two circuits (left/right switching), plus a battery pack is wired to one lamp. A
hot lead is connected to the battery pack and would act as a ‘trigger’ wire when connected to a
constant hot by installer. Leads for both normal circuit and battery pack are wired to fixture ends.
2 Circuit Left/Right Switching with Emergency Battery Pack (EM)
2 Circuit Left/Right Switching with Emergency Circuit/Night Light (EC/NL)
One 4’ section in two circuit fixture (left/right switching) to be wired on a separate thru circuit.
Leads for both normal circuit and EC/NL circuit wired to fixture ends. All lamps in EC/NL section to
be wired together.
Type 4:
2cct. w/EC/NL
Fixture wired for two circuit. Lamps wired for left/right switching.
2 Circuit Left/Right Switching
Type 2:
2cct.
Type 9:
2cct. w/cct. thru wire
Type
I
:
2cct. w/2cct. thru wire
One 4’ section in a two circuit fixture (left/right switching) to be wired on a separate thru circuit, in
addition, a battery pack is wired to one lamp. Installer can connect ‘trigger’ wire to EC hot lead if
controlled together or wired separately if controlled independently. Leads for normal circuit, EC/NL
and battery pack are wired to fixture ends. All lamps in EC/NL section to be wired together.
2 Circuit Left/Right Switching with Emergency Circuit/Night Light and Emergency Battery Pack
Type K:
Chloride standard
(C700A for T8, CTP700 for T5 HO)
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*Note: Multi-lamp battery packs are also available.
*Note: Multi-lamp battery packs are also available.
