In-CoveII
In-Cove II
Completely redesigned high performance cove
lighting that virtually eliminates socket shadows
to evenly illuminate architectural surfaces.
Exceptional forward-throw distribution ideal for
cove applications in retail, office lobbies and other
large public spaces.
Cove
Great Forward-throw
Cover All the Angles
Good Cents, Good Conscience
Freedom of Choice
Asymmetrical optical system
produces exceptional forward-throw
distribution and enables closeto-ceiling mounting with excellent
uniformity and virtually no socket
shadows between modules.
By combining exceptional optical
design with Miro IV® reflectors,
In-Cove II allows for precision
light control. Fixtures can be
mounted in multiple positions and
orientations to enable precise
coordination of optical distributions
with architectural requirements to
illuminate flat, sloped, floating or
vaulted ceilings.
Sustainable building designers
and building owners benefit from
up to 93% fixture efficiency, which
translates into increased efficiency
and energy cost-savings over
conventional cove lighting systems.
Four profile sizes accommodate
T5, T5HO and T8 lamping options.
Available in 2,3,4,6 or 8ft module
lengths that can be mounted
together to create continuous runs of
various lengths.
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Jack of All Coves
In-Cove II fixtures can be mounted in multiple positions and orientations to
enable precise optical distributions for any type of cove lighting challenge.
Flat ceiling: Small drop distance
Sloped or vaulted ceiling
Goodbye Socket Shadows
Flat ceiling: Medium drop distance
Flat ceiling: Large drop distance
Floating ceiling
Top View of Cove
Wall washer using floating ceiling
Room
In-Cove II’s unique optical design virtually
eliminates unattractive socket shadows and
produces smooth, even illumination across the
back wall.
Wall
Reflector over lamp reduces light on back wall
and increases forward-throw distribution out
into the space.
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Highly-reflective notched front reflectors help
to bounce additional light back into areas that
would otherwise display socket shadows.
Asymmetrical Advantage
Peak Candela Angles
In-Cove II’s highly-effective asymmetrical optical system
produces a low peak candela angle. This makes it an
ideal approach to cove lighting when compared to more
traditional alternatives.
1 T5/T5HO
115°
113°
1 T8
100°
91°
179°
157°
155°
170°
Traditional Strip Light Symmetrical Distribution
23°
25°
1°
10°
Brightest point directly above fixture
(unattractive hot spot)
110°
2 T5/T5HO
2 T8
125°
115°
105°
88°
In-Cove II Asymmetrical Distribution
178°
160°
145°
155° 165°
Smooth, even gradient of light across ceiling.
More light projected into the room (where it’s
needed).
20°
2°
35°
25° 15°
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In-Cove II
3808
In-Cove II
1 T5/T5HO
2-3/8"
1-1/2"
6"
6-1/8"
Position A
Position B
Wall Indirect
3808
In-Cove II
2 T5/T5HO
3-7/8"
2-1/2"
6-5/16"
6"
Position A
3808
In-Cove II
1 T8
Position B
3-7/16"
2"
6"
6-5/16"
Position A
3808
In-Cove II
2 T8
Position B
5"
4"
3-3/8"
8-5/8"
Position A
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9-1/8"
9"
Position B
Position C
Order Guide
Product Series/Type
Lamping
Lower Optics
Upper Optics
Run Length
Wiring
Voltage
Ballast
Finish
3808 In-Cove II Indirect
F01
F02
H01
H02
T01
T02
E
N None
Enter total run
length in feet
1
2
3
5
7
1 120V
2 277V
3 347V
E
W Highly Reflective White
1 T5
2 T5
1 T5HO
2 T5HO
1 T8
2 T8
Solid Housing
Available in 2, 3, 4,
6 or 8ft modules
Some options may not be available for each configuration. Consult factory for details.
1cct
2cct
1cct w/ Emergency cct
1cct w/ Battery Pack
1cct Dimming
Consult website for full list of available
wiring options
Electronic
Consult website for full
list of supported ballasts
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Philips Ledalite
19750–92A Avenue
Langley, BC, Canada V1M 3B2
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to continuing product improvements, Philips Ledalite reserves the right to change specifications without notice.
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Tel: 604.888.6811
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Luminaires use fluorescent lamps that contain small amounts of mercury. Such lamps are labeled “Contains
Mercury” and/or with the symbol “Hg.” Lamps that contain mercury must be disposed of in accordance with local
requirements. Information regarding lamp recycling and disposal can be found at www.lamprecycle.org.