26 Goodlight™ For light, years ahead.


UP TO 65%


ENERGY SAVINGS


UP TO 95%


MAINTENANCE SAVINGS


LED Light Discs SUITABLE FOR


OFFICES & COMMERCIAL RETAIL & DISPLAY TASK LIGHTING HOTEL & LEISURE AMENITY LIGHTING GENERAL LIGHTING


COLOUR TEMPERATURE


DAYLIGHT 6,000K


WARM 3,000K


PRODUCT FEATURES


50,000 HOURS


INSTANT ON


IP20


85-265 V AC


NO MERCURY GAS


MAINTENANCE ZERO


DIMMABLE DRIVER MODULE SELECTOR CONFIGURATION


DALI


TRIAC 0-10V


PRODUCT CODE LEDCPDALI LEDCPDRVT LEDCPDRV0


NATURAL 4,000K


TECHNICAL INFO LED Chip


Operating Temp Beam Angle


Lumens Per Watt CRI


IP Rating Dimmable Finish


LED LIGHT DISCS


Epistar 2835 -20°C - 40°C 120°


70Lm/W (average) >80Ra IP20


Yes (optional) White Bezel


26W Ø220


MODEL CUT-OUT (mm)


8W Ø125


DIMENSIONS (mm)


Ø145*12


COLOUR TEMP PRODUCT CODE Daylight


Natural Warm


15W Ø160


Ø180*12 Daylight Natural Warm


Ø240*12 Daylight Natural Warm


LEDCP0802 LEDCP0801 LEDCP0803 LEDCP1502 LEDCP1501 LEDCP1503 LEDCP2602 LEDCP2601 LEDCP2603


For Dimmable add "D" suffi x to product code e.g. LEDCP0802D. The dimmable driver module must be ordered separately.


EMERGENCY BATTERY BACKUP


Emergency battery back-up for all models requires LEDCPEMG. This must be ordered separately.


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Ultra thin illuminated discs that provide even, so light - the perfect LED downlighter.


• LED luminaire suitable for recessed installation as general lighting


• Sleek, ultra-thin 'disc-style' downlight <11mm depth


• Perfect for retrofi tting into circular CFL fi xtures with similar apertures


• Edge-lit LED arrangement • Dimmable options include Triac, 0-10V and Dali • Emergency battery back-up available • Hinged clips for super-easy installation


• White bezel as standard, custom colours to order (Silver, Black, Gold)


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