KONOS PARK design Roberto Fiorato
A range of luminaires manufactured from die-cast aluminium with a semi-spherical or cone shaped diffuser in frosted glass. The luminaires are designed for mounting on extruded aluminium post or wall mounted. A variety of mounting arms and accessories are offered for different mounting positions and angles, single or twin mounting on posts up to 4m height maximum. Both KONOS PARK and GLOBUS PARK are offered in two different sizes and are suitable for HID lamp sources. They are ideal for pedestrian walkways and residential areas.
- Body and frame made of die-cast aluminium with chromium phosphate pretreatment and polyester powder coating, complying with the IEC 68-2-52 and ASTM B117/90 Standards, ensuring UV stabilisation combined with highest resistance to heat and atmospherical condition.
- Ice etched glass diffuser, conical shape. - Aluminium reflector. - Polymer gasket. - Pole or wall mount.
- Including capacitor for power factor correction.
- 1x70W SE version is supplied for lamp with built-in ignitor.
KONOS PARK 38 Lampholder W
E27 E27
70 100
Ilcos
SE/I ME
°K Optic Colour Class Wiring
C 96 I CR C 96 I CR
EEI =
Cosφ ≥ 0,9 Code
05261096 05261296
Notes I
KONOS PARK 50 Lampholder W
E27 E40
150 150
Ilcos
ME SE
°K Optic Colour Class Wiring
C 96 I CRL C 96 I CR
EEI =
Cosφ ≥ 0,9 Code
07024896 05261596
Notes
I
For lamps with integral ignitor. Fittings supplied complete with lamp.
IK 06 1J
KONOS PARK 38
KONOS PARK 50 max 7 kgmax 11,8 kg ME CLASS I 96 IP 65
100-150W HQI-E CDO-ET
KONOS PARK 38
Ø 380 Ø 313
KONOS PARK 50
Ø 500 Ø 420
NAV-E/SON SE
150W
NAV-E SON
SE/I 70W
160
Ø 380
240
45
Ø 500
45 260
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