Logotec

July 14th, 2011

In the design, the housing’s flat shape contributes to optimum heat management, while its aluminium material ensures effective heat conductivity for maximum luminous ﬂux and long functional life. The luminaire is also deliberately designed with the control gear neatly contained within the compact shape.

The innovative Spherolit technology used in the spotlights allows the option of narrow spot, spot, ﬂood or wide ﬂood light distributions; and with no tools needed to replace the Spherolit lenses, light distribution patterns can be easily changed to suit different lighting tasks.

What this translates into is user flexibility and lighting adaptability: for a wide angle beam, the user can choose an oval flood Spherolit lens, while lens wallwashers will meet the requirement for maximum wallwashing uniformity.

The efficient Spherolit technology LED optical system also ensures a light output ratio much higher than that of conventional reﬂector systems, making it an equivalent replacement for all spotlights with conventional reﬂectors and low-voltage lamps up to 100W.

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