Cooper Lighting APHL-654-SN-UPL Fluorescent High Bay 54W

Product Description

The COOPER LIGHTING APHL-654-SN-UPL is a six-lamp fluorescent high bay fixture designed for overhead lighting in large commercial and industrial spaces. Built with a steel housing finished in white, the fixture operates on a wide voltage range of 120 to 277 volts, making it compatible with a broad variety of electrical service configurations. The unit accepts T5 fluorescent lamps at 54 watts per lamp and is CEE Listed, NEMA Premium rated, UL Listed, and cUL Listed. At just over 15 pounds, the fixture is manageable for a single technician during overhead installation.

This fixture is suited for high-ceiling commercial, industrial, and warehouse applications where reliable overhead fluorescent illumination is required. Typical installations include manufacturing floors, distribution centers, gymnasiums, and large retail spaces with ceiling heights that call for a high bay mounting configuration. The 120-277 volt input range allows the fixture to be wired into single-phase or three-phase panel circuits without requiring a separate transformer or voltage conversion equipment.

Key Features

• Six T5 fluorescent lamp positions at 54 watts total operating wattage
• Wide-range voltage input: 120 to 277 volts for flexible panel compatibility
• Steel housing with white finish for durability in demanding environments
• CEE Listed and NEMA Premium rated for energy efficiency compliance
• UL Listed and cUL Listed for safety compliance in the US and Canada
• Compact profile at approximately 2.5 inches high relative to lamp assembly depth

Compatibility

Designed for use with T5 fluorescent lamps in high bay overhead mounting configurations. Consult the fixture wiring diagram and confirm lamp type before ordering replacement lamps.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power at the panel before mounting or wiring the fixture. The wide voltage input range requires correct identification of supply voltage prior to terminating wiring connections. Ensure mounting hardware and suspension components are rated for the fixture weight and ceiling structure.