Tridonic offers glare-free office lighting
Tridonic’s Linear LLE 24 mm (ADV) LED modules with LEDiL DAISY lenses and SELV LED drivers have been designed to offer efficient office lighting without any disturbing glare.
Tridonic’s Linear LLE 24 mm (ADV) LED modules with LEDiL DAISY lenses and SELV LED drivers have been designed to offer efficient office lighting without any disturbing glare.
The LED modules have been specially developed for the lenses to create a precisely matched unit that is ready for use.
The LED modules, SELV LED drivers and LEDiL lenses work together in such a way that glare-free office lighting is easy to achieve; the arrangement of the LED chips on the LED module is tailored precisely to the lenses. The result is glare-free light (UGR<19) with a darklight character offering high visual comfort and meeting all the requirements for compliant office and workplace lighting.
The 24 mm LLE modules are available in versions for tunable white with correlated colour temperatures from 2,700 to 6,500K and for static white with CCTs of 3,000 and 4,000K. They are supplied in lengths of 140mm, 280mm, 560mm and 1120mm and achieve a typical luminous flux of 400, 750, 1,500 or 3,500lm. System efficiency is 184 lm/W (static white) and 170 lm/W (tunable white). Module efficiency is up to 200 lm/W. The LED modules can be combined with a high degree of flexibility. They can be used in a wide variety of luminaires, from single units to complete light lines. Wiring and installation have designed to be simple thanks to terminals, which can be wired from the front or at the back and enabling module to module connection.
Both versions offer high quality of light and a long life of 72,000 hours. The colour rendering index is Ra > 80 with narrow colour tolerances (MacAdam 3).
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