Troffer

Troffer

A troffer is a ceiling-mounted enclosure for light sources, providing uniform and diffused illumination in offices, schools, and retail stores.

Definition

A troffer is a channel-like enclosure for light sources, typically installed in ceilings.

The purpose of a troffer is to house lighting fixtures in a way that provides uniform, diffused illumination in commercial and office spaces.

Office Ceilings: Troffers are commonly used in office buildings to provide even lighting across large areas.
Schools: Classrooms use troffers to ensure adequate lighting for students and teachers.
Retail Stores: Troffers help create a bright and inviting shopping environment in retail spaces.

Recessed Lighting: Lighting fixtures installed into a hollow opening in the ceiling.
Fluorescent Lighting: A type of lighting commonly used in troffers for energy efficiency.
LED Panel Light: Modern lighting fixtures that can be installed in troffers for improved energy efficiency and longevity.

Installation: Troffers are typically installed in suspended ceilings and require proper electrical connections.
Maintenance: Regular maintenance, such as replacing bulbs or cleaning, is necessary to ensure optimal performance.