Light Source Criteria for Interior Environments


CRITERIA Colour Efficacy Design Life CCT: 3500-4000K LED CRI: >=80 In accordance with AD L Occupied spaces


L80, B10 @ >= 50,000 hours, 25°C ambient


Unoccupied spaces


Rated life: 30,000 hours min L70, B50 @ >= 30,000 hours, 25°C ambient


Driver IP


Luminaire Warranty Period


Notes


Power Factor: 0.9 min Flicker factor: < 15%


Dimming range: 1-100% of measured output


General Areas: IP2X 5 years WCs, science areas: IP44 MCAD: 3 CCT: 3500-4000K NON-LED CRI: >=80 In accordance with AD L


Rated life: 20,000 hours min Lamp survival factor: 80%


Lamp lumen maintenance factor: 80% Power Factor: 0.9 min


Frequency: 16,000Hz min Dimming range: 1-100%


Plants Space: IP65 5 years


Occupied spaces are generally Basic Teaching spaces, learning resource areas, halls, dining and PE areas, staff and administration areas, preparation areas, toilets and hygiene rooms, changing rooms, kitchen preparation areas and circulation.


MCAD: 5


Product Selector Product Backlit Extra Academy Luxpanel Lumens 2000 - 3500 2200 - 6000 Wattage Spec Dim UGR CCT Colour CRI SDCM Efficacy Lm/W Lifetime L80 B10


Occupied Space Compliant


Unoccupied Space Compliant


PF Driver Flicker Warranty <15% 5 Years <15% 5 Years <15% 5 Years <15% 5 Years <15% 5 Years <15% 5 Years <15% 5 Years <15% 5 Years <15% 5 Years Yes 1-100% <19 4000K >82 <3 135 70000 Yes Yes >0.95 Yes 1-100% <19 4000K >82 <3 130 60000 Yes Yes >0.95 Yes 1-100% <19 4000K >82 <3 121 100000 Yes Yes >0.95 Yes 1-100% <19 4000K >82 <3 110 100,000 Yes Yes >0.95 yes 1-100% <22 4000K >82 <3 132 100,000 Yes Yes >0.95 Yes 1-100% <19 4000K >82 <3 115 50000 Yes Yes >0.95 Yes 1-100% 17-20 4000K >82 <3 120 100000 Yes Yes >0.95 Yes 1-100% 18-22 3000K >82 <3 125 100000 Yes Yes >0.95 No 19-22 4000K >82 <3 100 50000 Yes Yes >0.95 16 - 28 19 - 52 Leren 4000 33 Contour Calisto IP Luxpanel 2400 - 3600 15,000 - 31000 2000-2800 22 - 34 117 - 260 18-25 Celeste 1250-3200 Dec 30 Platinum 1200-3200 9.5-25 Atlas 1250-2100 12.5-21


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