Fire rated LED downlights
LED technology comes of age with this range of EvoLED fire rated LED downlights.
These precision engineered IP65 fittings are fully Part B, C, E, L and P compliant for 30, 60 and 90 minute ceilings. Suitable for all decorative requirements, they include an integrated LED driver (with adjustable positioning) and a 92% efficient lens offering a wide 34 degrees spread of light.
The 7.9W power consumption surpasses energy and efficacy requirements for part L building regs, and the 425 lumen output makes them brighter than a 50W GU10 dichroic lamp.
A 90% energy saving in running costs means a fast return on investment. The EvoLED downlight is easily installed directly to the mains supply and features soft start operation. A mains dimmable version is also available. Cut-out diameter is 60 to 70mm, overall diameter is 90mm and height is 84mm. They are available with white, chrome or silver bezels. And can be retrofitted into locations where larger downlights were previously installed, with the use of an optional hole conversion plate for hole diameters up to 150mm.
The EvoLED can also be easily converted to a 3 hour maintained emergency fitting with the use of an optional through-hole emergency pack. When in emergency mode, the pack will power the EvoLED at 80mA, providing approximately 25% of the light output.
The EvoLED downlights come with a 7 year extended warranty, and are available from any QVS
Electrical Wholesale branch located throughout the South East and from their website:
www.qvsdirect.com.
QVS Electrical Wholesale
01342-302244
www.qvsdirect.com
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