SUPERIA CMI-TT SUPERIA CMI-TT 70W WDL/UVS E27 SLV PRÉSENTATION DU PRODUIT

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1 Range Features Ceramic arc tube ensures colour uniformity and stability throughout lamp life. Very high luminous efficiency in compact lamp format. Excellent colour rendering. For use only in luminaires equipped with a protective cover glass. CMI-TT lamps can directly replace High Pressure Sodium lamps for simple conversion to white light. Exterior applications such as car parks, perimeter lighting, security and building entrances. PRÉSENTATION DU PRODUIT Finition de la lampe clear Forme de la lampe tubular Température de couleur (K) 3200 IRC (Ra) 86 À variateur Yes Code EAN Classe d énergie A+ Embout/Culot E27 Type CMI-TT Watts (nominal) (W) 70 Numéro de commande Efficacité (protection) (lm/w) 105 Durée de vie moyenne (nominale) (h) Page 1 of 6

2 Flux lumineux utile (nominal) (lm) 7150 Technologie HID Tension (V) 85 TABLEAU DE DONNÉES Données optiques Température ambiante pour un flux lumineux maximum ( C) Température de couleur (K) IRC (Ra) 86 Flux lumineux (nominal) (lm) h h h h h h h Flux lumineux utile (nominal) (lm) 7150 Données générales Durée de vie moyenne (nominale) (h) Appareillage requis yes Finition de la lampe clear Forme de la lampe tubular À variateur Yes Code EAN Classe d énergie A+ Indice du dispositif enclosed Application générale Logistics and Industry; Outdoor Référence IEC IEC Référence IEC 2 IEC Embout/Culot E27 Contenu en mercure de la lampe (mg) 4.5 Type CMI-TT Durée de vie T Page 2 of 6

3 Remarques Numéro de commande Longue description Nom du produit Durée de vie moyenne (nominale) (h) Facteur de survie nominal à h Facteur de survie nominal à h Facteur de survie nominal à h Facteur de survie nominal à h Facteur de survie nominal à h Facteur de survie nominal à h Sylvania CMI lamps can be dimmed with negligible impact on performance creating the potential for for flexible light levels and reduced energy consumption. Dimming is supported on electronic square wave ballasts and magnetic systems that can maintain the open circuit voltage. Square wave operation is recommended. Dimming causes a reduction of light and some colour change. We advise to start the lamps at full power and to hold this for 15 minutes before reducing the power. To avoid extinguishing the power should be adjusted gradually taking a few minutes to reach the final dimming condition. Square wave dimming down to 65% of the rated power will have negligible impact on performance, dimming down to 50% of the rated power can affect lumen maintenance and colour appearance. Dimming by means of voltage on magnetic systems is not advised as this increases the chance of lamp extinguishing. Dimming by phase-cutting on magnetic systems is not allowed. Instant dimming on magnetic systems by adding an impedance is suggested down to 70% of the rated power but the average life can be reduced. 90 % power=90 % rated lumens 70% power=60 % rated lumens 50% power=45 % rated lumens Ceramic arc tube ensures colour uniformity and stability throughout lamp life. Very high luminous efficiency in compact lamp format. Excellent colour rendering. For use only in luminaires equipped with a protective cover glass. CMI-TT lamps can directly replace High Pressure Sodium lamps for simple conversion to white light. Exterior applications such as car parks, perimeter lighting, security and building entrances Page 3 of 6

4 Facteur de survie nominal à h Lampe à objectif spécial Technologie Transformateur requis Quantité par emballage No HID Numéro virtuel SE Numéro virtuel FI no Caractéristiques électriques Actuel (A) 0.98 Tension d allumage (V) 0 kwh par heures de durée de fonctionnement 77 Watts (nominal) (W) 70 Efficacité (protection) (lm/w) 105 Watts (nominal) (W) 70 Tension (V) 85 Données physiques Diamètre de lampe (mm) - D 39 Longueur de lampe (mm) - C/L 156 Description de l emballage Poids (kg) 0.06 Outer package dimensions (L x W x H) (cm) Single package dimensions (L x W x H) (cm) Box/Sleeve x x x 4.20 x 4.20 PHOTOMÉTRIE Page 4 of 6

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