CFL reflector lamps have tighter beams

07 July, 2010

The PowerLens technology used by Megaman in these directional lamps provides a higher luminous intensity to fulfil EuP requirements for directional lamps. Megaman CFL reflectors can achieve energy savings of up to 78%, making them effect eco replacements for rational halogen and incandescent lamps.

EuP Directives require directional lamps to deliver at least 80% of light output within light cone of less 120°. For example, the GU10 11 W reflector with PowerLens increases luminous intensity by 13.6%, with the beam angel reduced from 119 to 90°C.

PowerLens is available in a wide range of Megaman lamps, including GU10, E26 and E14 reflectors.

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