A healthcare building is lit in five kinds of space: patient rooms and corridors, exam and treatment rooms with their nurse stations, the support areas behind them (kitchens, laundry, mechanical rooms, loading), the exits and emergency layer that must keep working when the power fails, and the parking, ambulance bay and perimeter outside. This page lists the fixtures sold on auvolar.com for each of those spaces with the lumens, efficacy, colour rendering, colour temperature and ingress ratings that their product pages publish, and it separates the rules that are federal workplace law from the healthcare design guidance that your architect and the authority having jurisdiction apply. It makes no claim about clinical outcomes or patient recovery: those are not published fixture parameters, and nothing here should be read as one.
1. What the rules actually say
Three different things govern lighting in a healthcare facility, and they are usually quoted as if they were one.
- Exit routes are federal workplace law. OSHA's general-industry standard requires that "Each exit route must be adequately lighted so that an employee with normal vision can see along the exit route" [S1]. Exit signs, their illumination and the emergency layer are covered in section 6 and on the emergency lighting guide.
- Wet and damp locations are defined by OSHA. A wet location includes "locations subject to saturation with water or other liquids" and "locations unprotected and exposed to weather"; a damp location is "Partially protected locations under canopies, marquees, roofed open porches, and like locations" and "interior locations subject to moderate degrees of moisture" [S2]. Fixtures in those locations "shall be identified for the purpose" [S3]. A hydrotherapy room, a dish room and the ambulance canopy are the usual healthcare cases.
- Healthcare design requirements come from documents this page does not quote. The Facility Guidelines Institute publishes the Guidelines for Design and Construction of hospitals, outpatient and residential facilities (2014, 2018 and 2022 editions), and states that beginning with the 2026 edition these become the FGI Codes for Planning and Design and the FGI Handbooks for Planning and Design [S4]. Which edition applies, and what it requires for a given room, is decided by your architect and the authority having jurisdiction; none of its requirements are reproduced here, and no fixture on this page is described as "compliant" with it.
Colour rendering and colour temperature
The listed troffers, panels and recessed downlights publish a colour rendering index of 80 (Ra80) [S8][S9][S10][S11][S12]; the A-DS6IN disk downlight publishes CRI 90 [S13]. Colour temperature is field-selectable on most of them: 3500 / 4000 / 5000 K on the troffer and panels [S8][S9][S10], and 2700 / 3000 / 3500 / 4000 / 5000 K on the downlights [S11][S12][S13][S14]. Those are the published parameters; whether a room calls for a particular CRI or CCT is a design decision, and this page does not say that any value improves diagnosis, comfort or sleep.
2. Zone A — Patient rooms, corridors and waiting areas
These rooms are lit from a grid ceiling or a plaster ceiling with recessed downlights, with an emergency layer inside some of the fixtures.
| Fixture | Published specification | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Troffer AN-TF24-NV — 40 / 50 W | 5,200 / 6,500 lm; 130 lm/W; CRI Ra80; CCT 3500 / 4000 / 5000 K adjustable; 0–10 V dimming; 140°; 2 × 4 ft recessed; dry / damp location; UL, FCC [S8] | Corridors, waiting rooms and offices with a 2 × 4 grid ceiling |
| Tunable Panel A-SFPL — 20 / 30 / 40 W | 2,660 / 3,990 / 5,320 lm; 133 lm/W; CRI Ra80; 3500 / 4000 / 5000 K changeable; embedded, surface, wall or suspended mount; 120–277 VAC; ETL Listed [S9] | Patient rooms and corridors without a grid; surface or suspended |
| Tunable Panel AN-BP — 20 / 40 W | up to 5,480 lm; 130 lm/W; 3500 / 4000 / 5000 K adjustable; 0–10 V; UGR 22; IP20; T-grid recessed; 100–277 VAC; ETL Listed [S10] | Rooms where the published glare rating (UGR 22) is part of the specification |
| Downlight AN-DL 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 in — 7–40 W selectable by size | 700–4,000 lm by size and wattage; 100 lm/W; 110°; CCT 2700–5000 K selectable; 120–277 V; recessed, spring-action clips; UL, Energy Star listed in the spec table [S11] | Patient rooms, corridors and waiting areas on plaster ceilings; four sizes from one family |
| Canless Downlight A-DL 6 / 8 / 10 W — 6–12 W | 750–1,500 lm by wattage and aperture (optic table); 125 lm/W; CRI 80; CCT 2700–5000 K; 120–277 VAC; recessed canless; the page states dual dimming (0–10 V and phase cut); UL [S12] | Shallow ceilings and remodels where there is no room for a housing |
| Disk and Recessed Downlight A-DS6IN-15W — 15 W | 1,200 lm; 80 lm/W; CRI 90; CCT 2700–5000 K selectable; 120 V; 10–100 % dimming; "Wet locations" in the spec table; clips into existing 5 and 6 in cans or mounts to a junction box [S13] | Replacing old recessed cans in corridors and patient rooms without rewiring |
| LED Wraparound A-WR4FT — 15 / 25 / 30 / 40 W selectable | 1,875–5,000 lm; 125 lm/W; 120–277 V; 8 W emergency backup; damp location [S15] | Corridors and stair landings that need a fixture with its own emergency layer |
Two things to read carefully on those pages. The A-DL spec table shows a single "Lumens" line that does not match its optic table; the figures above come from the optic table, which lists output per wattage and aperture [S12]. And the AN-DL table lists UL and Energy Star under certifications while the A-FRDL and A-DS6IN pages list ETL and UL respectively [S11][S13][S14]; copy the listing from the page of the exact model you order.
3. Zone B — Exam rooms, treatment rooms and nurse stations
The same troffers and panels serve exam and treatment rooms; the difference is the specification the designer writes for them. If the design calls for a CRI above 80 at the ceiling, note that the troffer and both panels publish Ra80 [S8][S9][S10] and only the A-DS6IN disk publishes CRI 90 [S13]; if it calls for a glare limit, the AN-BP is the one of the three with a published UGR value (22) [S10]; if it calls for dimming, the AN-TF24 and AN-BP publish 0–10 V and the A-DL publishes 0–10 V plus phase cut [S8][S10][S12]. Nurse stations are usually a mix of a recessed troffer over the counter and downlights in the soffit; the AN-DL family covers 4 to 10 in apertures with the same CCT selection so the soffit can match the room [S11].
A fire-rated opening is a separate question. The Fire Rated Downlight A-FRDL-12W publishes a 2-hour fire resistance rating, a reinforced heat-resistant steel housing, 800 lm at 12 W, CCT 2700–5000 K, 120 V, 10–100 % dimming and "Wet location" in its spec table, and the page states that it is recessed without an additional fire box [S14]. Whether a ceiling assembly needs a fire-rated downlight is decided by the architect and the inspector, not by this page.
4. Zone C — Support areas: kitchens, laundry, mechanical rooms, storage and loading
Behind the clinical floors a hospital is a small industrial building, and its support rooms are lit the way a food plant or a warehouse is.
- Wet rooms. A dish room, a laundry, a hydrotherapy room or a wash-down corridor is a wet location by the OSHA definition [S2]. Both vapor-tight fixtures in the vapor-tight category publish IP65: the Tunable Vapor Tight AN-VT8FT publishes 45 / 60 / 70 / 80 W field-selectable, 5,850 / 7,800 / 9,100 / 10,040 lm, 130 lm/W, CRI 80, CCT 3500 / 4000 / 5000 K, 120–277 VAC, a frosted polycarbonate lens and tool-less stainless clips [S17], and the Vapor Tight Strip AN-VF4FT publishes 40 W, 5,200 lm, 130 lm/W, IP65, IK08, 100–277 V, 5000 K and CRI 80 with an optional microwave motion sensor [S18]. IP65 means dust-tight and protected against water jets ("IP6X Dust-tight", "IPX5 Water jets") [S6], tested with the 6.3 mm nozzle [S7].
- Dry and damp back-of-house. The Strip Light A-LSxFT publishes 4 and 8 ft lengths, 25–90 W selectable, 3,250–11,700 lm, 130 lm/W, 120–277 V and a UL listing for damp locations, and its page states that it replaces two 32 W T8 fluorescent tubes [S16]. Use it for storerooms, corridors behind the kitchen and workshops.
- Tall rooms. Central plant, receiving and bulk storage take high bays: the UFO High Bay HBA publishes 100–300 W, up to 48,000 lm, 160 lm/W, CRI Ra80, 4000 / 5000 K, 60° / 90° / 120° beams, IP65 / IK08, 0–10 V dimming and 100–277 V [S19]; the UFO High Bay oH publishes 60–240 W, 9,000–36,000 lm, 150 lm/W, CRI options Ra70 / Ra80 / Ra90, CCT 3000–6500 K, selectable lenses, UGR 19, IP65 and optional occupancy sensors [S20]; the Linear High Bay A-LHB publishes 160–320 W, 20,800–41,600 lm, 130 lm/W, CRI 80, 1–10 V dimming and a dry / damp location rating [S21]; the Low Bay A-LB publishes 50 W, 6,500 lm, 130 lm/W, 5000 K and an E26 or E39 base for lamp-base retrofits in low mechanical rooms [S22].
- Loading dock. The dock, its canopy and the truck court are covered on the loading dock lighting page.
5. Zone D — Parking, ambulance bay, canopies and the building perimeter
Outside, a hospital campus is a parking lot, a drop-off canopy, an ambulance entrance that is lit all night, and a perimeter with walkways to the garage. The lot is covered in more depth on the healthcare parking lighting page; the fixtures are these.
| Fixture | Published specification | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Area Parking Lot Light AL Series — 150 / 300 / 500 W | up to 72,500 lm; 145 lm/W; Type III / V; CCT selectable 3000 / 4000 / 5000 K; CRI > 80; IP65; surge 10 kV; 120–277 VAC; UL Listed [S30] | Visitor and staff lots on 277 V |
| Area / Shoebox Light PLB Series — 75–300 W | 12,000–45,000 lm; up to 160 lm/W; Type III / IV / V; IP66 / IK10; CCT selectable 3000 / 4000 / 5000 K; built-in and external photocell receptacle; surge 10 / 20 kV optional; 100–277 V or 277–480 V; UL Listed [S31] | Larger lots and the garage roof deck |
| Garage and Canopy Light IDA Series — 40 / 60 W | 5,200 / 7,800 lm; 130 lm/W; IP65; 100–277 V; 130°; surface-mount; 0–10 V dimming; motion-sensor option; "Wet location rated"; UL Listed; FCC [S32] | Drop-off and ambulance canopies, garage decks |
| Garage and Canopy Light IDB Series — 40 / 60 W | 5,200 / 7,800 lm; 130 lm/W; IP65; 100–277 V; 130°; surface-mount; UL Listed; FCC; location rating not stated [S33] | Garage decks where the IDA options are not needed |
| Garage Canopy Light AN-CN — 40 / 60 / 70 W selectable | 4,800 / 7,200 / 8,400 lm; 120 lm/W; Type V, 155°; CRI 80; 120–277 VAC; "Wet location rated"; ETL Listed [S34] | Entrance canopies |
| Garage Canopy Light A-CN Series — 45 / 60 / 80 W selectable | 5,400 / 7,200 / 9,600 lm; 120 lm/W; Type V, 150°; CRI 80; 120–277 V; UL Listed; IP65 in the page text but not in the spec table [S35] | Canopies and covered walkways |
| Wall Pack A-WP 60–150 W | 9,000–22,500 lm; 150 lm/W; Type IV, rotatable 90°; IP65; 120–277 VAC; integrated photocell and 0–10 V dimming; UL Listed [S36] | Building faces, service doors and the dock wall |
| Wall Pack AN-FWP 100 / 150 W | 13,000 / 19,500 lm; 130 lm/W; full cut-off; 120–277 V; wet locations; UL Listed [S37] | Walls facing patient-room windows or neighbours |
| Wall Pack AN-FWP02 30 / 60 W | 3,900 / 7,800 lm; 130 lm/W; 110°; IP65; 120–277 V; built-in dusk-to-dawn photocell; ETL Listed [S38] | Personnel doors and the generator enclosure |
| Wall Pack EMWP Series — 8 / 15 / 25 W | 1,120 / 2,100 / 3,500 lm; integrated emergency battery backup; photocell on/off; wet location; –40 °C to 50 °C; UL Listed [S29] | Exterior exit doors that discharge to the lot |
| Adjustable Flood Light A-FL — 60–150 W selectable | 8,400–21,000 lm; 140 lm/W; adjustable beam; IP65; 120–277 V; 0–10 V dimming; UL Listed [S39] | The helipad approach path is not a lighting-fixture question; use the A-FL for signage and the building face |
| LED Bollard A-B Series — 10 / 18 / 25 W | 1,000 / 1,800 / 2,500 lm; CCT selectable 3000 / 4000 / 5000 K; CRI 80; IP65; IK08; 100–277 V; UL Listed [S40] | Walkways between the garage and the entrance |
| Post Top and Area Light IP(s) Series — 25–300 W | 3,500–33,600 lm (25–240 W); 140 lm/W; IP66; IK09; NEMA photocell option; UL Listed [S41] | Decorative poles at the main drive |
6. Zone E — Exits, egress and the emergency layer
OSHA requires every exit route to be "adequately lighted" [S1]; the duration and output of emergency lighting under loss of power, and the testing schedule, come from the building code and life-safety code adopted by your jurisdiction and are set out on the emergency lighting requirements guide. UL 924 is the listing standard for exit signs and emergency lighting equipment [S5]. The units sold on auvolar.com for each kind of space:
| Space | Unit | Published specification |
|---|---|---|
| Corridors and exit doors, standard interior | EX Series exit sign with battery backup | 120 / 277 V; 4 W max; 1.2 V NiCd; 24 h recharge; 90 min discharge; ABS UL-94V-0 housing; 0–40 °C; wall mount; UL [S23] |
| Exit door plus the first stretch of corridor | EM03 Series combo exit sign and emergency heads | 120 / 277 V; 0.9 W max standby; 4.8 W head output; 3.6 V NiCd; 24 h charging; 90 min discharge; ABS UL-94V-0 housing; 0–40 °C; wall mount; UL Listed [S24] |
| Where the legend must be red or green | EX-RG Series bi-colour exit sign | 120 / 277 V; 1.2 W; 1.2 V NiCd; 24 h recharge; 90 min; UL [S25] |
| Garage decks, canopies, wash rooms | EX05 Series wet-location exit sign | IP65; "UL 924 (Wet locations)"; 120 / 277 V; 2.0 W; 3.6 V NiCd; 90 min; wall, end or ceiling mount [S26] |
| Existing 0–10 V troffers, panels, downlights and linear fixtures | Emergency LED driver A-EP08 | 8 W max lamp power; 90 min; Li(NiCoMn)O2 battery; damp location, UL listed; 0–10 V dimmable in normal mode; application listed as "panels, troffers, downlights, linear, highbay" [S27] |
| Higher-output fixtures | Emergency LED driver A-EP09 / 15 / 25S | 100–347 V input; 90 min; automatic self-test as stated on the page [S28] |
| Exterior exit doors | Wall Pack EMWP | integrated emergency battery backup; photocell on/off; wet location [S29] |
An emergency driver turns the fixture it sits in into part of the emergency layer; the A-WR4FT wraparound already carries an 8 W emergency backup of its own [S15]. Which rooms must have emergency lighting, and how much, is the code question that the guide above walks through.
7. Controls: occupancy, daylight and dimming
Published control options on the fixtures above: 0–10 V dimming on the AN-TF24, AN-BP, HBA, A-FL, A-WP and IDA [S8][S10][S19][S39][S36][S32]; 1–10 V on the A-LHB [S21]; 0–10 V plus phase cut on the A-DL and 10–100 % dimming on the A-DS6IN and A-FRDL [S12][S13][S14]; optional occupancy sensors on the oH high bay [S20]; a motion-sensor option on the IDA canopy light [S32]; an optional microwave sensor on the AN-VF4FT [S18]. As a separate accessory, the Microwave Sensor A-SN09VR-MS-Z10 publishes a Z10 base, a 15 m / 49 ft detection range, daylight harvesting and 0–10 V output [S42]; a PIR version is listed in the same sensors category. Outdoors, the Photocell is sold in a 100–277 V and a 277–480 V version, and the page states that if the photocell fails the lights default to on [S44]. Corridors and stairs that must stay lit for egress should not be switched off by an occupancy sensor; keep the emergency layer on its own circuit as the guide describes.
8. Replacing fluorescent troffers, recessed cans and HID
The product pages make these replacement statements, which are theirs, not this page's: the A-LSxFT strip "replaces two 32W T8 fluorescent tubes" [S16]; the A-DS6IN disk clips into existing 5 and 6 in recessed cans without rewiring [S13]; the A-WP wall pack replaces 250–400 W HID wall packs [S36]; the HBA high bay is positioned as a one-for-one replacement for 400–1000 W metal halide [S19]. No energy-saving percentage is published for any of them, and none is claimed here; the saving for a given building is the difference between the fixture schedule you have and the one the photometric layout produces.
9. How to specify and order
- Send each floor plan, or the fixture schedule you already have, to LightSpec AI or through BOM upload; the layout returns fixture positions and light levels per room so your designer can check them against the adopted requirements.
- Mark each room dry, damp or wet with your electrician using the OSHA definitions in section 1 [S2], and specify fixtures published for that location [S3].
- Decide which fixtures carry the emergency layer (own battery, emergency driver, or separate units) with the life-safety drawings, and order the A-EP08 or A-EP09 drivers for the 0–10 V fixtures that need it [S27][S28].
- Warranty terms are published per product on each product page and by category on the warranty policy page; this page states none. In-stock items ship within 24 hours from the City of Industry, CA warehouse, and anything not in stock is confirmed with you before the order is placed [S45].
Frequently asked questions
Does OSHA set light levels for hospital rooms?No. The federal workplace rule that applies is the exit-route rule: each exit route "must be adequately lighted so that an employee with normal vision can see along the exit route" [S1]. Light levels for patient rooms, exam rooms and corridors come from the design guidance your jurisdiction adopts (the FGI documents and your designer's recommended practices), which this page does not quote [S4].
Which of the listed fixtures are rated for wet or damp rooms?The AN-VT8FT and AN-VF4FT vapor tights publish IP65 [S17][S18]; the A-DS6IN disk downlight and the A-FRDL fire-rated downlight list "Wet location" in their spec tables [S13][S14]; the A-LSxFT strip and the A-WR4FT wraparound publish damp-location listings [S16][S15]; outdoors the IDA canopy light and the AN-CN publish "Wet location rated" [S32][S34]. Wet and damp are OSHA's definitions [S2], and fixtures in those rooms must be identified for the purpose [S3].
Can existing troffers, panels or downlights get 90-minute emergency backup?Yes, with an emergency LED driver fitted inside a 0–10 V dimmable fixture: the A-EP08 publishes 8 W maximum lamp power, 90 minutes, a damp-location UL listing and an application list of panels, troffers, downlights, linear and high bay [S27]; the A-EP09 / 15 / 25S family publishes 100–347 V input and automatic self-test [S28]. Whether a given room needs emergency lighting is decided by the adopted code, not by the fixture.
What CRI and colour temperature do the listed fixtures publish?Ra80 on the AN-TF24 troffer, A-SFPL and AN-BP panels, AN-DL and A-DL downlights [S8][S9][S10][S11][S12]; CRI 90 on the A-DS6IN disk [S13]. CCT is selectable: 3500 / 4000 / 5000 K on the troffer and panels, 2700 to 5000 K on the downlights [S8][S9][S10][S11][S12][S13][S14]. This page makes no claim that any CRI or CCT improves diagnosis, comfort or recovery.
Are these fixtures FGI or healthcare-standard compliant?The FGI documents and the lighting designer's recommended practices set requirements for the design of each room; a fixture is not "compliant" by itself. This page lists what each fixture publishes (lumens, efficacy, CRI, CCT, ingress and location ratings, listings) so the designer and the authority having jurisdiction can check it against the edition they apply [S4]. Certifications are stated per product page; none is claimed here beyond what those pages list.
Sources
- [S1] OSHA, 29 CFR 1910.37(b)(1) "Each exit route must be adequately lighted so that an employee with normal vision can see along the exit route." https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.37 (fetched 2026-10-09)
- [S2] OSHA, 29 CFR 1910.399, Definitions — "Location: Damp location … Wet location" — https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.399 (fetched 2026-10-08)
- [S3] OSHA, 29 CFR 1910.305(j)(1)(iv) "Fixtures installed in wet or damp locations shall be identified for the purpose" — https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.305 (fetched 2026-10-08)
- [S4] Facility Guidelines Institute, https://fgiguidelines.org/ (fetched 2026-10-09): Guidelines for Design and Construction documents, 2014, 2018 and 2022 editions (Hospital, Outpatient, Residential); "Beginning with the 2026 edition, that trusted foundation evolves into the FGI Codes for Planning and Design and the FGI Handbooks for Planning and Design" — titles and edition statement only; no requirement read or quoted
- [S5] UL 924, Standard for Emergency Lighting and Power Equipment — title and scope summary from the UL Standards & Engagement listing (read 2026-10-08 for the emergency lighting guide); no clause quoted
- [S6] UL, "IK & IP Testing for Lighting Products" (PDF, 2018): "IP6X Dust-tight", "IPX5 Water jets", "IPX6 Powerful water jets" — https://code-authorities.ul.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2018/06/IK-and-IP-Testing-for-Lighting-Products.pdf (text-extracted 2026-10-08)
- [S7] ANSI/IEC 60529-2020 (NEMA identical national adoption, contents/scope PDF): 14.2.5 numeral 5 "with the 6,3 mm nozzle" — https://www.nema.org/docs/default-source/about-us-document-library/ansi-iec_60529-2020-contents-and-scopef0908377-f8db-4395-8aaa-97331d276fef.pdf (text-extracted 2026-10-08)
- [S8] Auvolar product page, Troffer Fixture Light AN-TF24-NV, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S9] Auvolar product page, Tunable Panel Light A-SFPL, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S10] Auvolar product page, Tunable Panel Light AN-BP-xxW-345K-xxDS, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S11] Auvolar product page, CCT Tunable Downlight AN-DL 4/6/8/10IN, spec table (Watts by size; Certifications UL, Energy Star) and optic table (700–4,000 lm; 100 lm/W), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S12] Auvolar product page, CCT Tunable LED Downlight A-DL6/8/10W, spec table (120–277 VAC; CRI 80; CCT 2700–5000 K; 125 lm/W; recessed canless; Certifications UL) and optic table (750 / 1,000 / 1,250 / 1,500 lm by wattage and aperture); page text "dual dimming (0-10V + phase cut)"; the spec table's single "Lumens 125lm" line conflicts with the optic table and is not used — fetched 2026-10-09
- [S13] Auvolar product page, Disk & Recessed Downlight A-DS6IN-15W, spec table (15 W; 1,200 lm; 80 lm/W; CRI 90; 2700–5000 K selectable; 120 V; dimming 10–100 %; IP Rating "Wet locations"; mounting CAN / J-box; 50,000 hours) and page text (clips into existing 5" and 6" cans), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S14] Auvolar product page, Fire Rated Downlight A-FRDL-12W 4/6IN, spec table (12 W; 800 lm; 67 lm/W; 120°; CCT 2700–5000 K; 120 V; dimming 10–100 %; "2-hour fire resistance"; reinforced heat-resistant steel housing; IP Rating "Wet location"; recessed, no additional box; Certifications ETL), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S15] Auvolar product page, LED Wraparound A-WR4FT, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S16] Auvolar product page, Strip Light A-LSxFT, spec table and page text ("replaces two 32W T8 fluorescent tubes"), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S17] Auvolar product page, Turnable Vapor Tight AN-VT8FT 45/60/70/80W, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09 (named only — see links_deliberately_not_used)
- [S18] Auvolar product page, Vapor Tight Strip AN-VF4FT 40W, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09 (named only)
- [S19] Auvolar product page, UFO High Bay Light HBA Series, spec table and page text ("Replaces up to 1000W metal halide — one for one"), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S20] Auvolar product page, UFO High Bay Light oH Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S21] Auvolar product page, Linear High Bay Light A-LHB-NV(HV)xK-02, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S22] Auvolar product page, Low Bay Light A-LB Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S23] Auvolar product page, LED Exit Sign Emergency Light With Battery Backup EX Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-08
- [S24] Auvolar product page, LED Emergency Exit Sign With Battery Backup EM03 Series, spec table (120/277 V; 4.8 W output; 0.9 W max; 3.6 V NiCd; 24 h charging; 90 min discharge; ABS UL-94V-0; 0–40 °C; wall; UL Listed), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S25] Auvolar product page, Bi-color LED Exit Sign Emergency Light EX-RG Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-08
- [S26] Auvolar product page, LED Exit Sign Emergency Light EX05 Series, spec table and "UL 924 (Wet locations)", fetched 2026-10-08
- [S27] Auvolar product page, Emergency LED Driver A-EP08, spec table (8 W max lamp power; 90 minutes; Li(NiCoMn)O2 battery; "Damp location (UL listed)"; application "0-10V dimmable indoor LED (panels, troffers, downlights, linear, highbay)"), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S28] Auvolar product page, Emergency LED Driver A-EP09/15/25S, spec table (100–347 V input; 90 min; automatic self-test), fetched 2026-10-08
- [S29] Auvolar product page, Wall Pack Light EMWP Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S30] Auvolar product page, 100W-500W Area Parking Lot Light AL Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S31] Auvolar product page, 75W-300W Area / Shoebox Light PLB Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S32] Auvolar product page, Garage & Canopy Light IDA Series, spec table and "Wet location rated", fetched 2026-10-09
- [S33] Auvolar product page, Garage & Canopy Light IDB Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S34] Auvolar product page, Garage Canopy Light AN-CN, spec table and "Wet location rated", fetched 2026-10-09
- [S35] Auvolar product page, Garage Canopy Light A-CN Series, spec table and page text, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S36] Auvolar product page, Wall Pack Light A-WP 60-150W, spec table and page text ("replaces 250–400 W HID wall packs"), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S37] Auvolar product page, Wall Pack Light AN-FWP100/150, spec table ("Full Cut-off"; wet locations), fetched 2026-10-09
- [S38] Auvolar product page, Wall Pack Light AN-FWP02-30W/60W, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S39] Auvolar product page, Adjustable Flood Light A-FL, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S40] Auvolar product page, LED Bollard Light A-B Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S41] Auvolar product page, LED Post Top & Area Light IP(s) Series, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S42] Auvolar product page, Microwave Sensor A-SN09VR-MS-Z10, spec table, fetched 2026-10-09
- [S43] Auvolar catalogue snapshot 2026-05-15 (stage0/content-audit/data/catalog-snapshot-2026-05-15.json) and live product listing: PIR Sensor A-SN09VR-PH-Z10 listed in the occupancy-sensor category; specification not reproduced here
- [S44] Auvolar product page, Photocell, spec table (120 V) and page text (100–277 V and 277–480 V versions; "if photocell fails, lights default to ON"), fetched 2026-10-08
- [S45] Auvolar company facts (src/lib/company-facts.ts, ruling 2026-09-20): SHIPPING_FULL wording; no warranty figure is reproduced on this page (ruling 2026-10-09: no uniform warranty claim)