Eterna 1023-V1 Upgrade To LED Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- Eterna
Table of Contents
Everyday Lighting For Professionals
Upgrading to LED
1023-V1 Upgrade To LED
Traditionally, Lamps (Light Bulbs) were designated by their wattage which
implied the brightness and luminous efficiency of the lamp.
Today however, the more efficient LED Lamps can achieve the same brightness,
measured in lumens, with much less power.
A typical data table for a new LED fitting will include the below example
options:
NO.| LED LAMP SPECIFICATIONS:|
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1| Luminaire lumens (with diffuser)| 2950 lm
2| Lumens from chip (no diffuser)| 3295 lm
3| Useful lumens| 2850 lm
4| Rated Wattage| 23W
5| Nominal life time of the lamp| 50,000 hrs
6| Colour temperature| 4000K
7| This product contains a Light Source of Energy Efficiency Class D
8| Flicker free operation|
THE ENERGY TABLE EXAMPLES EXPLAINED:
- Output lumen measurement based on entire fitting as it will be fitted (with diffuser) – this is the measurement that you will use to determine what is right for your light output levels. This is also the lumen data used when calculating lm/W (Lumen efficacy).
- Output lumen measurement based on just the LED array output (without diffuser).
- Useful lumens is a unit of measurement of the visible light output within a 120 degree beam angle.
- Rated Wattage is the amount of power needed to achieve the stated lumens outputs.
- Amount of hours on average the fitting will last for.
- A low temperature (3000K) will have a warm orange glow and a high temperature (6000K) will have a clean blue glow – see our CCT guide for more info on this.
- From 2022 Energy Efficiency has been re-scaled. What was an A rated LED fitting in 2021 could now be a ‘D’ or ‘E ‘ Class but this is only relevant to the actual LED not the fitting itself. Energy tables are calculated based on the output of the light source (LED/Array) divided by the power consumption and multiplied by a correction factor which depends on whether the light source is Mains or Non-Mains powered and whether the light source has a directional or non-directional beam angle (Directional =<90 degrees).
- An LED driver converts the current from AC to DC and steps down the voltage so you get a constant current to your LED’s – eliminating any visible flicker.
CFL / Fluorescent / Halogen Lamps ⇒ LED Lamps ⇒ LED Array
SAVE MONEY, REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT AND GET BETTER PERFORMING LIGHT
FITTINGS
Reduce Lighting Bills by up to 80%: LEDs use up to 90% less power than
traditional incandescent light sources and offer the potential for a
noticeable and significant reduction in energy costs and power consumption
Mercury Free: unlike fluorescent lighting, LEDs are free from this RoHS
restricted substance
Instant Light: unlike fluorescent lighting there is no ‘warm up’ period –
LEDs provide instant full brightness
Operating Temperature: LEDs can perform well at low temperatures, increasing
the areas within which these can be installed
USEFUL NOTE:
It is also advisable to look at the lamps “average lifetime” (no. 05 in the
lamps specification table example).
An LED lamps average lifetime is usually much much longer which means you
don’t need to keep buying them regularly to replace them (unlike traditional
fittings).
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