February 9th, 2012 
Induction Lighting Induction Lighting- An introduction
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February 9th, 2012 Induction Lighting Induction Lighting-How it Works
February 9th, 2012 Induction Lighting Induction Lighting For Home and Business
Induction Light Bulbs Cut Sheets:
February 9th, 2012 Induction Lighting High Bay Induction Lighting
| Model: | Unit Price: | Pupil Lumens: |
| 300-FDC-27, 300 watts(stock) | $ 400.00 |
Fitted with a warm house color lamp of 2700°K gives 33,600 “pupil lumens” of light (stock item)
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| 300-FDC-47, 300 watts(stock) | $ 400.00 |
Fitted with a normal white color lamp of 4100°K gives 38.800 “pupil lumens” of light. (stock item)
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| 300-FDC-57, 300 watts(lead time 60-90 days) | $ 400.00 |
Fitted with a bright white color lamp of 5000°K gives 47,040 “pupil lumens” of light. (lead time 60-90 days)
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| 300-FDC-67, 300 watts(lead time 60-90 days) | $ 400.00 |
Fitted with a brilliant white color lamp of 6500°K gives 54,000 “pupil lumens” of light. (lead time 60-90 days)
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Transformer #220
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Maximum working voltage 290V/AC |
| Minimum working voltage 170V/AC | |
| Color Rendering: | Ra = 80 |
| Power factor: | = 98% |
| Rated Power: | 300 watts ±10% |
| Start Up time: | <0.3 Seconds |
| Hot Re-start after shut-down time: | <0.5 Seconds |
| Lamp life | 60,000 hours to 100,000 hours |
| Working enviroment | -13°F to 149°F |
| Waterproof class: | 1P54 |
| Preferred installation height: | 16 ft to 45 ft |
| Construction: | Metal housing for the transformer is connected to a clear high temperature and impact resistant PVC shade. The shade has a spring loaded snap ring drop cover for easy access to the bulb. RoHS approved construction. |
| Overall Dimensions:
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29″ overall height to the top of hanging hook. Lens diameter: 22″
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| Induction Lighting, Visible Light – and Energy SavingsResearch has indicated that it is not the lux or foot candle value of lighting that determines how we see, but rather, the nanometer range of light our eyes can see and interpret. We all “know” that yellow HPS light is poor for seeing detail. Its true lumen “pupil value is actually between 0.4 and 0.67 times the stated lumens output.*
HPS wastes energy and is poor light. Induction lighting has a value between 1.62 for 4100°K light to 2.25 for 6500°K light.* Lower Induction wattages can be used to achieve equal & greater “Pupil Lumens” of obsolete HPS and Metal Halide lights. Green savings and visual clarity are achieved when replacing HPS or Metal Halide with Induction Lighting. Near zero maintenance is an outstanding added value Did we mention “Instant” re-lighting with Induction Lights? |
| * Source: Francis Robinstein of Lawrence Berkeley National Library: Useful Pupil efficiency is calculated for each type of light:HPS = times 0.4 to 0.67 of stated lumens for actual pupil lumens
Metal Halide = times 1.49 of stated lumens for actual pupil lumens Induction Lighting = as much as 2.25 times stated lumen output for actual pupil lumens |
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Approved by: UL (U54), ULC (Canada), CE (Europe), and VDE (Germany)
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February 9th, 2012 Induction Lighting Low Ceiling Induction Lighting
| Model: | Unit Price: | Pupil Lumens: |
| 100-CDC-21, 100 watts (stock) |
$ 215.00 |
Using 2700°K lamping gives 11,200 pupil lumens
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| 100-CDC-41, 100 watts (stock) |
$ 215.00 |
Using 4100°K lamping gives 12,960 pupil lumens
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| 100-CDC-51, 100 watts (lead time 60-90 days) |
$ 215.00 |
Using 5000°K lamping gives 15,680 pupil lumens
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| 100-CDC-61, 100 watts (lead time 60-90 days) |
$ 215.00 |
Using 6500°K lamping gives 18,000 pupil lumens
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| Working Voltages: | |
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Transformer #110
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Maximum working voltage 160V/AC |
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(standard)
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Minimum working voltage 90V/AC |
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Transformer #220
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Maximum working voltage 290V/AC |
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(special order)
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Minimum working voltage 170V/AC |
| Color Rendering: | Ra = 80 |
| Power factor: | = 98% |
| Rated Power: | 100 watts ±10% |
| Start Up time: | <0.3 Seconds |
| Hot Re-start after shut-down time: | <0.5 Seconds |
| Lamp life | 60,000 hours to 100,000 hours |
| Working enviroment | -13°F to 149°F |
| Waterproof class: | 1P54 |
| Preferred installation height: | 9 ft to 16 ft |
| Construction: | Molded aluminum base with high impact resistant PVC cover to RoHS standards. |
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Overall Dimensions:
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15 inches in diameter with 4 mounting lugs protruding an inch beyond the diameter. Height is a mere 8 inches.
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Induction Lighting, Visible Light – and Energy Savings Research has indicated that it is not the lux or foot candle value of lighting that determines how we see, but rather, the nanometer range of light our eyes can see and interpret. We all "know" that yellow HPS light is poor for seeing detail. Its true lumen "pupil value" is actually between 0.4 and 0.67 times the stated lumens output.* HPS wastes energy and is poor light. Induction lighting has a value between 1.62 for 4100°K light to 2.25 for 6500°K light.* Lower Induction wattages can be used to achieve equal & greater "Pupil Lumens" of obsolete HPS and Metal Halide lights. Green savings and visual clarity are achieved when replacing HPS or Metal Halide with Induction Lighting. Near zero maintenance is an outstanding added value Did we mention "Instant" re-lighting with Induction Lights? |
| * Source: Francis Robinstein of Lawrence Berkeley National Library: Useful Pupil efficiency is calculated for each type of light: HPS = times 0.4 to 0.67 of stated lumens for actual pupil lumens Metal Halide = times 1.49 of stated lumens for actual pupil lumens Induction Lighting = as much as 2.25 times stated lumen output for actual pupil lumens |
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Approved by: UL (U54), ULC (Canada), CE (Europe), and VDE (Germany)
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February 9th, 2012 Induction Lighting Induction Tunnel Lighting
Induction Tunnel Lighting Cut Sheets
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