High bay UFO 150W 130lm/W 4000K 60° RAIDER, LED LINE
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| Amount | Price with tax (pcs) |
|---|---|
1 | €149.00€149.00 |
2+ | €138.57 |
| wholesale |
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These High Bay luminaires are dedicated for professional illumination of industrial and production halls, warehouses, shopping and entertainment centres or sports halls. Massive, densely ribbed housing made of 100% cold-forged aluminum is used as a highly effective radiator which dissipates the heat produced by LEDs to the outside. Thanks to such effective heat dissipation system the luminaire’s lifespan is significantly extended.
This product’s power is 150 W and its light’s colour temperature is 4000 K. This item is equipped with diodes of the following type: SMD3030. This item achieves luminous efficacy of 130 lm/W. This item achieves a luminous flux of 19500 lm. Maximum concentration at work and lack of irritation is guaranteed thanks to the use of the most advanced Flicker Free™ Technology.. The LED's beam angle is 60 °.
The suitable voltage range for this product is: 100-277V AC. The ingress protection rating for this item is IP 65, which ensures strong protection against ingress of water and solid objects. This item is resistant to 5J energy impact - it has an impact protection rating of IK08. The item's high resistance to mechanical damage is guaranteed by the use of dedicated material which the diffuser/cover is made of -polycarbonate. This items is not compatible with any dimmers. The compatible dimmer type:
The Ra colour rendering index is 80. The lifespan of each single diode which this item is equipped with is over 100000. The power factor is PF> 0,95. The number of on/off cycles is 50000. The Energy class is A+.
The IEC protection class is: I.
Ambient temperature suitable for operation `-40 ÷ 45 °C. For indoor and outdoor use.
