Model	Application	Aperture	Length	Width	Depth	Cut Out Dimensions	Source	Lumens	Wattage	Page
T4216FM	Directional	4 1/2" x 8 1/2"	15 3/8"	19 7/8"	7 3/4"	9 13/16" x 5 7/16"	MR-16 Low Voltage Lamp	360 to 1202	20W-75W	FMT 8-2
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Flush Mount

Kurt Versen’s flush mount fixtures eliminate overlapping flanges and lock into the ceiling for a unique, finished appearance. A clean, uncluttered ceiling emphasizes the attention to detail, enhancing the impact of the interior environment. It is a factory installed option with a proven installation technique.

Optics and Applications

MR-16 lamps offer a range of beam patterns. Illuminate different objects with a single fixture or use one luminaire for multiple effects.

Design Features

Each lamp aims 360°, tilts 45°and locks into position. A proprietary lampholder includes a ceramic socket, aluminum heat sink and reflective heat shield. It accepts two accessories and tilts for relampping while maintaining its aiming position. Flush mount design resists cracking and chipping by mechanically fastening fixture to drywall. To simplify installation, three adjustment mechanisms adapt the fixture to ceiling conditions. Adjustable mounting rails fit different support systems and accommodate ceiling thicknesses from 3/8" to 7/8". Maximum extension is 26". Top or bottom service.

Finish

Housing is optical matte black to suppress light leaks. Standard trim is Softglow® clear. Other options available.

Transformers

Each fixture has two magnetic transformers capable of accommodating low voltage lamps up to 75W. The primary lead is 120V with a 12V secondary. Each is rated 180°C, Class H with a built-in thermal reset. It can be lowered through the aperture for service. Total fixture draw is 170W.

General

Fixture is pre-wired and thermally protected, UL and C-UL listed for damp location and eight wire 75°C branch circuit wiring. Union made IBEW.

Accessories

IES Files

Contact factory for Photometric Data

BIM Files

Please contact Kurt Versen to request Building Information Modeling (BIM) files.