High Bay Lights

Diva Catenary

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Min Order50 Unit
ConditionNew
WarrantyYES
Country of shippingLebanon
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Product Specification

Condition New
Warranty YES
Color Temperature (K) 3000K, 4000K
Working Temperature(°C) -30°C - +55°C
Material
  1. Aluminum
CRI >80 > 70

Product Descriptions

Ideal solution for catenary applications

Modular structure with Heper’s patented Milestone® LED module

Luminous flux: from 3400lm up to 12000lm with 1, 2 and 3 Milestone® LED modules

Color temperature: 3000K, 4000K

Optimized road light distribution

Multifaceted micro-reflection system with anti-glare feature

CRI 4000K > 70, 3000K > 80

Optimized PCB Design; aluminum PCB or FR-4 PCB with touchdown technology

Corrosion resistant aluminum housing

Electrostatic powder coating

Color: standard HM1 to HM5, optional RAL codesIP66, IK08

Safety class: CLASS I Control system (optional): 1-10V, DALI, AstroDIM, DynaDIM

Operating temperature: -30°C - +55°C

Complies with European Standards EN 60598 and CE certified

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