Abstract: A corner mount light fixture has an extruded housing base with two mutually perpendicular housing walls and a wire channel coextruded with the housing base. A lamp holder snap mounts to the wire channel and pierces the insulation of a conductor pair press fitted in the channel. The conductor pair runs between two terminal blocks also snap mounted to the wire channel near opposite ends of the housing, so that multiple lamp holders can be installed at intervals along the conductor pair. Plastic housing covers snap onto the extruded housing base on either side of each lamp holder, and a glass lens is supported over each lamp holder in guideways molded on the housing covers. The lens slides along the guideways to open the housing for access to the lamp holder. Multiple fixtures can be daisy chained by interconnecting terminal blocks of adjacent fixtures.

Abstract: A fluorescent light fixture has an extrusion with opposite extrusion ends, a lens hinged to a front side of the extrusion to provide a lamp compartment containing a lamp tube between lamp sockets mounted to the extrusion ends, a rear cover retained to the rear side of the extrusion to provide a wiring compartment containing a lamp ballast, and end caps on the extrusion ends for closing opposite ends of the wiring compartment and lamp enclosure. The extrusion is generally T-shaped with a horizontal top and a vertical partition, the lens on one side of the partition and the cover on the opposite side of the partition. The lens is hinged to the extrusion by a hinge formed integrally with the lens and the extrusion.