Technical Information

Klaus Electric

		LED	SAVING	THEN FLEMISH
LUMEN EFFICIENCY	450	4 - 5 WATT	8 - 12 WATT	4 - 5 WATT
	300 - 900	6 - 8 WATT	13 -18 WATT	6 - 9 WATT
	1100 - 1300	9 -13 WATT	18 - 22 WATT	9 - 13 WATT
	1600 - 1800	16 - 20 WATT	23 - 30 WATT	16 - 20 WATT
	2600 - 2800	25 - 28 WATT	30 - 55 WATT	25 - 28 WATT
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES	LIFE	50000 HOUR	8000 - 10000 HOUR	1200 HOUR
	FREQUENT ON-OFF	NO EFFECT	SHORTIZE ITS LIFE	MINOR EFFECTS
	SUDDEN OPENING	THERE IS	DELAYED	YES
	RESISTANCE	RESISTANT	ENTERED	ENTERED
	HEAT SUCTION	THE(3btu's/hr)	MIDDLE (30 btu's/hr)	A LOT (85 btu's/hr)
	HEAT SENSITIVITY	NO	5 mg CİVA / AMPUL	NO
	SENSITIVITY TO HUMIDITY	NO	YES	THE
	HARMFUL MATERIAL	NO	YES	NO
	FREQUENCY OF CHANGE	1	5	40+

International Signs

Fluid mercury-free products. Products compliant with all EU RoHS requirements. (Harmful substance limitations)

Mercury-free products

Products that comply with all EU directives. CE marking is direct evidence of product safety.

Stable and lighting efficiency in high level

100% lumen efficiency throughout product life

100° (Sensor angle in wall sconces) 360° (Sensor angle in ceiling sconces)

IP code is the protection class of products against external factors in applications of EU countries. The first number (0-6) indicates the class of protection against dust and particles, the second number (0-8) indicates the class of resistance to moisture. As the numbers increase, the resistance class also increases.

It is a protection class for internal lighting products, and they are not suitable for use in environments with high humidity.

Protection class against dust, drops and splashes larger than 1mm

Full protection class against dust, drops and splashes. Protection class for external lighting products.

WATT

A watt is a measure of electrical power, formally equal to the amount of energy in 1 ampere of current flowing at 1 volt. For example, a 200-watt bulb uses more electricity to produce light than a 100-watt bulb.

Lumen

It is the unit of Luminous Flux. Luminous flux is the energy flux emanating from a light source and evaluated according to the spectral sensitivity curve of the normal eye. The total Lumen of a light source is measured with a special equipment called a 'sphere'.