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Product Monday: High Bay Wiring System by ACS/Uni-Fab

Craig DiLouie June 5, 2017

ACS/Uni-Fab’s (Atkore International) Flex3 modular lighting system requires only three basic components to supply power to luminaires in both high- and low-bay lighting locations. These components can easily be installed or relocated by simply unplugging and plugging in connections.

Flex3+ modular wiring for high-bay lighting systems allows users to disconnect and remove luminaires without interrupting the power supply down the line. This three-component system plugs together quickly and easily, supplying power to luminaires installed in both high- and low-bay applications.

Working from electrical engineered system drawings, ACS/Uni-Fab provides installation drawings for the open bay solution, which can reduce the installed time and project costs.

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