What Does NSF Rate Mean For Lighting?
NSF food-safe lighting fixtures are certified by NSF International (formerly National Sanitation Foundation) as useable in a food prep facility.
Features Of NSF-rated Lighting Products
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Nowadays, the most popular NSF-rated lighting fixture is the NSF Certified LED UFO Highbay Light.
Feature:
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Appearance
The appearance adopts the principles of fluid mechanics, extremely high thermal efficiency, and beautiful appearance. The round highbay light resembles looks like a UFO, so many people call it "UFO NSF-Rated High Bays".
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Material
Don't have glass or other breakable parts.
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Manufacturing Technology
-1.LED Lighting Technology
--1.1 LED lights cover almost the entire visible spectrum and have high color purity.
--1.2 The service life of LED lights is basically more than 50,000 hours, which is several times or even dozens of times that of general light sources.
--1.3 Good seismic performance, firm and reliable.
--1.4 Energy Saving & Economy
-2.Integrated Design Of Lighting Body
--2.1 Easy Installation & Maintenance
--2.1 Energy saving & Environmental Protection & Safe & reliable
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Brightness
-1) Improve adequate lighting for illuminated Spaces. The usual brightness range is between 15000 lumens and 30000 lumens.
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Color Temperature (CCT)
5000K (Cool White): The light is blue, giving people a calm and calm feeling, helping to reduce mood fluctuations, making people more focused and pure. Help to improve people's work efficiency and reduce fatigue.
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CRI (Color Rendering Index)
The Color Rendering Index is a measurement of how certain artificial light sources display color.
The higher the CRI, the better the artificial light source is at rendering colors accurately.
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Energy Conservation
Selectable wattage LED lights are more energy-efficient.
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Professional Accreditation
-1) DLC Certified
The DLC promotes quality, performance, and energy-efficient commercial sector lighting solutions through collaboration among its federal, regional, state, utility, and energy efficiency program members; luminaire manufacturers; lighting designers, and other industry stakeholders throughout the U.S. and Canada.
-2) NSF Certified
It applies to the appliances and products found in a commercial kitchen.
-3) IP69K rating
IP69K rating proves the product is the best choice of facilities where hygiene and cleanliness are critical.
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Easy Installation
Step 01: Tighten the hook clockwise
Step 02: Tighten the short screw
Step 03: Hang the light
Step 04: Tighten the long screw
When installing NSF Food Safe UFO Lights, the following minor issues need to be noted:
Q: What is the distance between LED UFO NSF-Rated High Bays ?
A: The distance between lighting fixtures depends on the height of the ceiling and the desired level of lighting.
15–19 ft high: lights should be 10–12 ft apart for bright light, or 14 ft apart for normal lighting.
20–29 ft high: lights should be about 20 ft apart, or 14 ft apart for normal lighting.
30 ft or higher: lights about 20 ft apart to ensure brightness.
Q: How Many UFO NSF-Rated High Bays Lights Do I Need?
A: The number of NSF-approved LED fixtures you need depends on several factors:
01. Size of the area
02. Ceiling height
03. Light intensity and distribution
04. Distance between UFO NSF-Rated High Bays Lights
When choosing NSF-Rated UFO High Bays, you can consider things like:
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| Wattage and Lumens |
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