Plaskolite Inc 1420083A Acrylic Ceiling Lighting Panel 2x4

Product Description

The PLASKOLITE INC 1420083A is a clear acrylic ceiling lighting panel with an embossed cracked ice pattern designed for use in suspended fluorescent and LED troffer fixtures. Measuring 23.75 inches wide by 47.75 inches long at 0.070 inches thick, this drop-ceiling panel diffuses light evenly while adding a decorative texture to commercial and residential lighting grids. The lightweight acrylic construction keeps panel weight at 2.23 pounds, making single-person installation straightforward. Electricians, lighting contractors, and building maintenance crews regularly specify this panel as a direct drop-in for standard 2-foot by 4-foot troffer bays.

This panel is suited for suspended grid ceiling systems in office buildings, retail spaces, schools, hospitals, and residential utility rooms where T-bar grid layouts accept 2-foot by 4-foot diffuser panels. The cracked ice embossed surface scatters light to reduce direct glare from fluorescent tubes or LED strip modules mounted inside the fixture housing. It is commonly installed alongside matching 2-foot by 2-foot panels where the ceiling grid accommodates both sizes. No special fasteners are required beyond the standard grid frame that retains the panel by its perimeter edge.

Key Features

• Embossed cracked ice texture diffuses light and reduces direct glare from tube or strip sources
• Clear acrylic material transmits high light output compared to opaque or frosted alternatives
• Panel dimensions of 23.75 inches by 47.75 inches fit standard 2-foot by 4-foot troffer bays
• 0.070-inch thickness provides flexibility for easy insertion into grid frame channels
• Lightweight at 2.23 pounds for quick, low-effort overhead installation

Compatibility

Designed as a drop-in replacement diffuser panel for standard 2-foot by 4-foot suspended ceiling troffer fixtures and T-bar grid lighting bays.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians or building maintenance personnel. Always de-energize the fixture at the circuit breaker before removing or replacing a lighting panel. Flex the acrylic panel gently along its length to bow it into the grid frame opening, then release to seat it flat — do not force it against hard corners, as acrylic can crack under point pressure. Handle with clean gloves to avoid surface contamination that may affect light transmission over time.