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Technical Data

last update: 02/08/2026
Description
Die-cast aluminium and thermoplastic projector with adapter. It can be rotated by 340° with respect to the vertical axis and inclined by +/- 100° with respect to the horizontal axis. Rotation and inclination movements may be locked mechanically to guarantee precise positioning of the light beam - also during maintenance operations. IP40 for optical assembly with optional glass diffusers.
Dimensions
Diameter (mm) ø156
Technical performance
  • Class I

    Class I

  • Protected against penetration of solids larger than 12 mm, not protected against penetration of liquids.

    Protected against penetration of solids larger than 12 mm, not protected against penetration of liquids.

  • Protected against the penetration of solids larger than 1 mm, not protected against penetration of liquids. <br /> For optical assembly

    Protected against the penetration of solids larger than 1 mm, not protected against penetration of liquids.
    For optical assembly

Complies with EN60598-1 and pertinent regulations

Physical properties
Material Die-cast aluminium and thermoplastic
Product certification
  • ENEC-03
    ENEC-03

Photometric data

Details

W source
50
lm in emergency mode
-
Maximum intensity (cd)
40032
Total light flux at or above an angle of 90° (Lm)
0
Light output ratio (LOR)
100
Adjustability
rotation and tilt updown

Charts and polar curves

Electrical data

Voltage
230
Power Supply
Electronic Transformer included
Mounting options
Integral
Dimmable option
Dimmable

Installation

Description

Track mounted or ceiling/wall mounted by means of the base to be ordered separately.;
Mounting Three circuit track
Wiring Complete with dimmable electronic transformer for 50W 12V halogen lamps, inside the luminaire.

Notes

The luminaire becomes IP40 with the use of accessory glasses. For the photometric data of the luminaire, refer to the photometric characteristics of the light source.
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