48 2403A RFLO, LED external light CAMINO 53W 8340lm IP66 asym-str 4000K Ra? 70 Ta -40 ° C / + 40 ° C L90 > 100000 h (@ Ta max) Ready for Light Management Systems (RFL) S 003668

LED external light CAMINO 53W 8340lm IP66 asym-str 4000K Ra? 70 Ta -40 ° C / + 40 ° C L90 > 100000 h (@ Ta max) Ready for Light Management Systems (RFL) S 003668

LED external light, CAMINO, 53 W, 8340 lm, SKII, IP66, asymmetry-radiant, 4000 K, Ra? 70, Ta -40 ° C / + 40 ° C, L90 > 100000 h (@ Ta max), Ready for Light Management Systems (RFL), Socket top (RFLO), Safety glass clear, case aluminium-pressure cast, lacquered, color grey, DB 702, Attention: for mass assembly on the 42mm is an additional product range of the product: 3644040- 120K, with an additional accessories of the product range of the product: 34044040K. Two-piece, powder-coated aluminium die-cast housing. Top with EVG, LED modules, optics and uncut, flat safety glass, can be removed from the bottom. Subpart with integrated mast mounting system, tilt adjustment, cable introduction, strain loading and pressure balancing system with internal ventilation in the mast connection room (dirt-proof). Zhaga-compliant base on the top and / or bottom of the case. Electric block with all necessary electrical components can be completely removed via a separate connection. Zhaga-compliant LED modules with high-efficiency optics, directly radiant, multi-layer technology. EVG with high shock voltage resistance, overload and short circuit protection. Universal for mounting system made of aluminium pressure cast for mounting Ø 60 / 76 mm and for making-up Ø 60 mm or Ø 42 mm with separate reduction accessories. The lamp is prepared for the subsequent use of components of a light management system with Zhaga-compliant socket connection. RFLs of shoe use without exception D4i operating equipment. All D4i-Zhaga-book-18-certified controllers and D4i-Zhaga-book-18-certified sensors available on the market can be used in combination with RFLs from Schuch. However, the functionality of the lamps and components may be limited by controllers and sensors that do not meet the D4i standard. In addition, in the case of such uncertified components, there may be damage to both the lamps and the components.