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Budget-Friendly, Shallow Plenum Cleanroom Luminaire from Kenall

CSSGI Series

Kenall Lighting, a Legrand brand, now offers a shallow plenum troffer ideal for cleanrooms and clean spaces, including laboratories, food processing plants, pharmacies, pharmaceutical manufacturing, research centers and more. Filling a market need for a slim, budget-friendly cleanroom luminaire, the CSSGI series fixture features a low-profile design that allows for minimal intrusion into the highly valued plenum space.

At a scant 2.5” deep, the CSSGI is available in 2’x2’ and 2’x4’ sizes, making it ideal for use in ISO 3-8 cleanrooms, ISO9 life sciences clean spaces, and BSL 1-4 cleanrooms with grid ceilings. Featuring an edge-lit light engine, the luminaire’s high-output, high-CRI lamp source provides uniform lighting across the surface of the lens. As evidence of its certified performance, the CSSGI is available with an NSF2 and IP66 listing.

The CSSGI is part of Kenall’s robust portfolio of SimpleSeal sealed enclosure lighting. Kenall offers specific expertise in sealed, IP-rated lighting for cleanrooms and clean spaces.

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