4-foot LED shop light with ribbed frosted diffuser for even work lighting; 120–277V input, 0–10V dimming, 40W output (5,200 lumens) with selectable 3500K/4000K/5000K and 80+ CRI.

4ft LED Shop Light 40W 5200 Lumens 3500K/4000K/5000K 80+ CRI 0–10V Dimmable Ribbed Frosted Diffuser 120–277V

TCP

Installed in standard workshop and storage areas requiring balanced linear illumination. This TCP 4-foot shop light supports dimming for adaptable light levels. It operates on 120–277V systems with a ribbed frosted diffuser.


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Technical Specifications & Performance Data

Brand TCP
Wattage 40W
Voltage 120–277V
Lumens 5200
Lamp Type LED
CCT 3500K, 4000K, 5000K
CRI 80+
Dimming 0–10V
Diffuser Ribbed Frosted White Lens
Certifications cULus Listed
Location Rating Damp Location
Finish White

Project Documentation & Technical Downloads

Technical FAQ Deep-Dive

What types of commercial spaces commonly specify a 4-foot linear fixture at 5,200 lumens?

This lumen package is commonly specified for stock rooms, utility corridors, maintenance areas, light-duty workshops, storage rooms, and back-of-house retail where a 4-foot form factor fits standard bay spacing and supports consistent ambient levels.

What does 5,200 lumens at 40W translate to in efficacy?

The fixture produces 5,200 lumens at 40W, which calculates to 130.0 lm/W. Maintained workplane light levels depend on mounting height, fixture spacing, and ceiling reflectance.

Why choose a 4-foot format instead of an 8-foot linear fixture?

A 4-foot body is often selected when the ceiling layout requires shorter runs, when obstructions limit continuous 8-foot lengths, or when rows need to align with doors, racking breaks, electrical zones, or ceiling structure.

How does the ribbed frosted diffuser affect glare and visual comfort?

The ribbed frosted diffuser spreads the emitted light and reduces direct view of the LED array, which can lower perceived brightness at higher viewing angles. It also helps maintain a more uniform lens appearance across the fixture face.

How should 3500K, 4000K, and 5000K be selected for utility and task areas?

3500K is often selected for mixed-use back-of-house areas that transition between public and service spaces. 4000K is commonly specified for warehouses and general task areas where a neutral white appearance is standard. 5000K is typically specified where contrast supports inspection tasks, label reading, and safety visibility.

What does 0–10V dimming support on commercial jobs?

0–10V dimming supports integration with occupancy sensors, time scheduling, and zone-based control strategies. It also allows light level trimming during commissioning to align measured foot-candles with project requirements.

How does the 120–277V input range help in commercial electrical planning?

The 120–277V driver supports common commercial voltages, including 277V lighting circuits. This can simplify specifying one fixture across multiple buildings or tenant spaces with different branch circuit voltages.

What does a damp-location rating allow for this 4-foot fixture?

Damp-location rating covers areas subject to humidity and intermittent condensation, such as unconditioned storage rooms and covered service areas. For direct water exposure or washdown conditions, a wet-location or sealed vapor-tight luminaire is typically required.

What does cULus listing cover for this fixture?

cULus listing supports electrical safety certification for North American installations. In submittals, this is typically referenced alongside voltage range, dimming method, and location rating.

What should be documented for consistent replacements across a facility?

Record the lumen package, CCT selection, voltage, and dimming method used by zone. This helps keep light levels and appearance consistent when fixtures are added or replaced during future maintenance work.