Industrial emitters & bay light HQL industry emitters and
indoor radiators will increasingly be replaced in the coming years.
By 2015 the production of HQL lights will be banned in Europe. Many
thousands high-pressure mercury lamps (HQL) have to be removed and
replaced. On the market you will get...
different technologies and alternatives allowing for a winning
promising conversion or replacement of bay light.
This depends on several factors:
energy efficiency
The main argument for a new generation of hall lamps is energy
efficiency and the requirement for a lower energy consumption.
Reduced electricity costs in hall spotlights: Energy costs can be
decreased by the exchange or conversion on induction lighting or
LED bay light sby about 40-60%. It always depends on the local
conditions. Using modern technologies can achieve the same or
better light quality at a 50% lower power consumption. Often
combined with contrast-enhanced light output.
Maintenance costs / life time:
In industrial buildings with a height 8-16 meters, the
maintenance factor is an economic aspect, which is often not
considered. Classic high-pressure mercury lamps (HQL) with a
lifespan between 5000-7000 hours quickly lose their luminosity and
must be replaced frequently. Lighting design installations have
often been oversized the past so, this resulted in higher
electricity costs.
Glare
When selecting new technologies lights with long life, high
efficiency and a high lumen maintenance factor are recommended.
This guarantees a constant quality of the emitted luminous flux of
the lamp over a longer period.
Longer maintenance cycles for plants at high altitudes be
financially directly noticeable.
Glare and blinding:
The subject of LEDs is currently on everyone's lips. However,
using LED in indoor spotlights glare is an important issue. The
high level light output of an LED emitter from a moderately small
area- LED modules produce a short blinding effect to the human eye.
This can lead to glare and short failures of the visual
performance. The problem is especially when working with a forklift
in high racks, rides to the load or crane with a brief look at the
ceiling. This can result in dangerous situations.
Possible alternatives are induction lamps which radiate over a
larger area, thereby producing substantially less glare.
Remodeling hall lights:
As a replacement for high-pressure mercury lamps (HQL)
alternative conversion kits that allow to obtain the lamp and
replace only the bulb and the electronic ballast are available as
cost-effective solution. A conversion can be achieved quickly for
an experienced technician. Our induction conversion kits which can
be incorporated into existing HQL lamps offer an affordable
solution.
Induction lighting is extremely reliable and easy to maintain,
has a high light output and produces a pleasant light to the human
eye.
Not without reason is set on high bridges and runways of airports
on induction lighting.
Our Conversion kits for existing HQL lamps on induction lighting
can be found here ....
More information about Induction lighting can be found here...
Application possibilities of Industrial radiators and hall
spotlights
Industrial radiator and bay light are used in the manufacturing
industry, warehouses and high-bay warehouses, sports halls,
assembly rooms.
Advice and Contact:
For more information on how you can further increase your energy
efficiency and can achieve through the use of efficient lighting
systems a better light at lower costs call us without obligation,
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