RS PRO 18 W Fluorescent Batten Light, 110 V Linear Single Batten, 1 Lamp, Anti-corrosive, 665 mm Long, IP65

The RS PRO TR65HF range of corrosion resistant T8 fluorescent battens are available in either single or twin battens. This range of high-frequency T8 corrosion resistant luminaires have a yellow body, for high visibility in site environments and are suitable for the most demanding environments, such as multi-storey car parks and workshops.

The range includes the following Anti-corrosive fluorescent ceiling lights and an accessory:
7126991 - 18 W, Single Batten
7126994 - 2 x 18 W, Twin Batten
7127001 - 58 W, Single Batten
7127004 - 2 x 58 W, Twin Batten
7127023 - Ceiling Light Batten Stainless Steel Clip

These fittings have an IP65 rating making them waterproof and ideal for environments which have high humidity. Luminaires are light fixtures and are the physical structures that will hold the bulb and help create the light by allowing the electricity to pass into the lamp. Ceiling lights are found in homes, offices, factories, and many other buildings and structures.

Our RS PRO range of ceiling lighting and accessories have all been RS approved meaning that they are great value for money and high quality you can trust.

Yellow bodies for high visibility in site environments
High-frequency control gear
Energy saving
Flicker-free
Instant start
Longer lamp life
Polycarbonate body and clips (stainless steel clips available separately)
High impact resistant polycarbonate prismatic diffuser
IP65 rating – fully resistant to the penetration of dust and water jets and suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Not supplied with T8 fluorescent tubes
For suitable tubes, please see accessory link
Non-dimmable

Ceiling lights are a very common type of light fixture which can be fitted to the ceiling in:
Industrial areas
Multi-storey car parks
Workshops, warehouses and factories
Garages

FAQs
What does Colour Temperature refer to?
Colour temperature refers to a scale that measures the type of colour or hue that a lamp emits. The colour temperature scale is measured in Kelvins (K). The higher the K number the cooler the lamp. The lower the K number the warmer the lamp.