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Understanding Part Number Nomenclature for Lighting Products

Learn how to decode fluorescent, HID, eHID, and LED driver part numbers with examples and conventions for various options like voltage types, housing types, functional options, and sensing ranges. Utilize the "Spec Finder" tool on www.unvlt.com for detailed product specifications.

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Understanding Part Number Nomenclature for Lighting Products

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  1. Part Number Nomenclature

  2. Fluorescent Part Numbers Example for a B232IUNVHP-N010C

  3. HID Part Numbers

  4. eHID Part Numbers

  5. LED Driver Part Numbers

  6. Diversa Part Numbering Convention • Product Class • O: Occupancy Sensor • V: Vacancy Sensor • Voltage Type • U: Line Voltage/UNV (120-277V) • 3: Line Voltage/347VAC • D: Low Voltage/24VAC-Pulse • Housing Type • R: Ceiling Mount • S: Wall Switch • W: Wall (Corner) Mount • Functional Options • <blank>: None • P: Photo sensor • R: Auxiliary relay • PR: Photo sensor & aux relay • DP: Dimming and photo sensor • DPR: Dimming, photo sensor & aux relay • Sensing Range • S: Standard • X1: Extended • B1: High bay • 1Ceiling mount only • Sensing Type • I: Passive Infra-Red [PIR] • D: Dual-Tech • #Poles • 1: Single-Pole • 2: Dual-Pole • Other Options • N1: None • L1: Low temp • W: White • G2: Gray • I2: Ivory • 1Ceiling mount only • 2PIR Wall switch only • Pack Code [3-Digit Suffix] • 24C1: 24pc carton • 56C2: 56pc carton • 1CC3: 100pc carton • 1PIR ceiling mount only • 2PIR wall switch only • 3All others Example: Two-pole ceiling-mount, low-voltage, PIR occupancy sensor with standard sensing range. Options: photo-dimming, auxiliary relay, low-temperature rating. Packaged in a 24pc carton. Note: The methodology described here does not describe power pack products

  7. Pack Codes Example for a B232IUNVHP-N010C • A complete part number (or SKU) is the Catalog code plus the Pack code • The catalog code (on previous slide) identifies a unique ballast. • The same catalog/ballast can be packaged in multiple ways. This “pack code” is represented in the last four digits following the catalog. In the above example the pack code is 010C. • Typical pack codes include: • 010C – carton pack of 10 ballasts • 000I – shrink wrapped unit of one, known as “individual pack” or I-pack • 000T – tray pack or pallet quantity • 000K – Distributor kit for CFL ballasts. • There are many variations of pack codes available and are specific to the catalog. Consult factory for available options.

  8. “Spec Finder” Tool The website: www.unvlt.com has a ‘Spec Finder’ tool which allows you to easily type in the catalog number and view the individual spec sheet with full product information. For example ... Thank you Click on the downloadable PDF file to view the full product specifications. Type the catalog number into the catalog field which auto populates with options. If you don’t know the catalog number use the other fields to identify the ballast. Go to www.unvlt.com. There are two ways to get to the “Spec Finder” tool.

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