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Operating Temperature

 This is the temperature of the environment in which the luminaire will be operated. All device life measurements issued by LED manufacturers are performed at different ambient temperature ranges. High ambient temperatures for a particular luminance will shorten the operating life of the device, and low temperatures will ensure that the LED will last longer than expected.


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Standard International is a measure of the intensity of lighting. One candela is a lumen / steroidal. It was previously referred to as edil candle Daha. The illumination intensity of a light source in a given direction is expressed in candela (cd). Depending on the respective direction, any light source will have many different illumination intensities. Since the intensity of illumination itself is a characteristic of the light source, the candela value in a certain direction remains the same regardless of the distance to the source.

LAMP
KANDELA AT 0 °
KANDELA AT 20 °
150-W R40 Projection
1,100 cd
820 cd
150-W R40 Spotlights
5,800 cd
780 cd
150-W PAR38 Projection
4,000 cd
1,100 cd
150-W PAR38 Spotlight
11,800 cd
500 cd

 Color Temperature 

Chromaticity is the absolute temperature of a black body that is very similar to the chromaticity of the light source. The associated color temperature (CCT) is a technical feature that defines the appearance of the color a lamp emits from a reference source when it is heated to a certain temperature, depending on the light color, and is measured in Kelvin (K). The CCT value of a lamp is that the light it emits is generally ış hot ı or Eri cold Bir. However, unlike the temperature scale, lamps with a CCT of less than 3200 K are generally considered to be ken warm Kabul light sources, while lamps with a CCT value above 4000 K are generally considered to be CC cold 32 in color. Light Efficiency: The total luminous flux of the lamp in total power. Expressed in lumens / watts (lm / W).

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In light sources and lighting systems, efficiency is expressed in lumens/watts. When determining the system efficiency in fluorescent and high-intensity discharge (HID) lamps, the watt value of the ballast must also be taken into account, because a decrease in light output may occur due to the combination of lamp-ballast.

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