LED luminaires are designed for high spaces

04 April, 2012

Havells-Sylvania has launched a range of downlights using LEDs with very high outputs for large spaces with high ceilings such as airport terminals, museums galleries and retail outlets with high ceilings. Concord LED Performance Cones can achieve a 2000 lm package from a 50 W LED lamp — equivalent to a 100 W low-voltage capsule lamp.

There is a choice of reflectors to give a wide beam (49°), a narrow beam (14°), and single and double wall washers.

These lamps have a minimum colour-rendering index of 85.

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