Batten luminaires - Alfred Pracht Lichttechnik GmbH

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Batten luminaires 01with reflectors 02 Tubular luminaires 03 Basic Line 04 LED 05 Vandalism 06 Special luminaires 07 Industrial luminaires 08 Surface and recessed luminaires 09 Emergency lighting 10 Lighting trunking systems Replacement parts 11and information 210 Resistance table Chemical substance Polyester Acrylic glass Polycarbonate Aluminium PBT PMMA PC AL Accumulator acid – Acetic acid up to 5% Acetic acid up to 30% – Acetone – – – Alcohol up to 30% Aliphatic hydrocarbons Ammoniac 25% – – Aniline – – – Aromatic Hydrocarbons – – Aqueous sodium hydroxide 2% – – Aqueous sodium hydroxide 10% – – – Beer Benzine (bezine for washing) Benzol – – – Blood Bromic acid – – – – Carbon monoxide Carbon tetrachloride – – Chloroform – – – Chlorophenol – – – Cooking salt solution Concentrated alcohol – – Diesel oil, crude oil Dioxane – – – Ether – – Ethylacetate (Ester) – – – Glycerine Glycol Glysanthine Hydrocarbon Hydrochloric acid up to 20% – from 20% – Hydrogen peroxide up to 40% – – over 40% – Hydrogen sulfide Ketone – – – Lime milk – Lysol – – – Metallic salts and their aqueous solutions – Methanol – – – Methylene choride – – – Nitric acid up to 10% 10 to 20% from 20% – – – Petroleum ether Pyridin – – – Phenol – – – Seawater Soapsuds Soda – Sulfuric acid up to 50% up to 70% from 70% – – – Sulfurous acid up to 5% – Synthetic suds Terpentine oil Water up to 60° Xylol – – – The resistances table provides an overview of chemical resistivity to the most commonly found chemicals contained in materials used in the construction of lighting equipment. The figures relating to chemical resistivity are based on an ambient temperature of approx. 25° C. = resistant = conditionally resistant – = not resistant Special notes: If vapor-proof lamps are used in areas in which they are exposed to large amounts of oil, fat or chlorine vapors or in which they are directly in contact with these substances, lamp covers made of PMMA should be used together with V2A-locks; e.g. in industries involved with the preparation of foodstuffs (meat processing), kitchens and areas with immediate access to machines or indoor swimming pools. Cleaning fluids and similar substances When cleaning the covers, it is recommended that a mild solution of an appropriate fluid should be used. Any remaining traces of cleaning fluids should be completely removed. This will not affect the anti-static protective layer on the cover. Cleaning fluids PMMA PC Ajax Dor Fewa Perchloräthylen — — Persil Plexiklar Pril Sidolin — Spüli Tri — — The limited use of chemical cleaning agents is permitted, please ask for details.
Technical luminaire data Luminaires must bear a classification plate, affixed permanently to the main body of the luminaire and on which the text is clearly legible. This classification plate must contain the manufacturer’s name and details of the luminaire’s essential features. The following inscriptions are generally required: – Originator’s mark (manufacturer) with contact details – Type or Art.-No. – Nominal voltage and type of current – Nominal output – Protection class – Ingress protection – Markings to aid installation Single circuit, inductive Required capacitor values for compensation. Lamp output Parallel capacitor CP 230V/50 Hz Capacitance Nominal voltage [W] F V 1 x 18 4.5±10% 230 – 250 2 x 18 4.5±10% 230 – 250 1 x 30 4.5±10% 230 – 250 1 x 36 4.5±10% 230 – 250 2 x 36 9.0±10% 230 – 250 1 x 58 7.0±10% 230 – 250 2 x 58 13.5±10% 230 – 250 Tandem or series circuit, inductive For the nominal output the number and nominal output of the lamps in question will generally be indicated. The power factor cos – only for lamps with ballasts – states if and how the lamp has reactive power compensation. Ballast devices are necessary for the operation of discharge lamps, generally magnetic ballast devices will be used in series with the lamp. Such a circuit will produce, in addition to the effective power (Wattage), reactive power (VAr), which represents a load on the power supply. This reactive power is eliminated by compensation. Compensation therefore relieves the drain on the lighting’s power supply network and is implemented by using suitable capacitors. Figures 1...3 show the usual circuits for FL-D-fluorescent lamps. VVG = Low-loss ballast CP = Parallel capacitor EVG = Electronic ballast Single circuit, parallel, compensated 211 Batten luminaires 01with reflectors Tubular luminaires 02 Basic Line 03 LED 04 Vandalism 05 Special luminaires 06 Industrial luminaires 07 Surface and recessed luminaires 08 Emergency lighting 09 Lighting trunking systems 10 Replacement parts 11and information
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Photographs by Tom Vack / (c) Ingo
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01 Batten Luminaires with Reflector
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The high-performance reflector prac
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The luminaire manufacturer for spec
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Technical benefits Utmost energy ef
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Luminaire Rhodos T8 for FL T8/26 mm
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Accessories for the Avus, Monza, Mo
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pralux ® = More light with less en
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Total costs in Euro 160,000 140,000
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Luminaire Imola T8 for FL T8/26 mm
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Luminaire Monaco T8 for FL T8/26 mm
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Luminaire Rialto T8 for FL T8/26 mm
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Luminaire Venedig T8 for FL T8/26 m
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Sealed, adjustable reflectors for F
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Luminaire Santorini T8 for FL T8/26
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Replacement covers for Santorini an
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Accessories for the Herkules T8 lum
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Accessories for the Rimberg T8 lumi
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Apollo DD Product Line Advantages f
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Batten luminaire System Ariane T8 f
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Batten Luminaire System Atlantis T8
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Accessories for the Apollo DD T8 sy
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System Luminaire Rimberg T5 for FL
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Dimensional drawings, adjusting ran
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Product Advantages Tinos Line IP68/
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Luminaire Tinos IP68/IP69K T5 for F
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Luminaire Tanaro IP68/IP69K for FL
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Product Advantages Tubis Line IP68/
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Luminaire Tubis IP68/IP69K T5 for F
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Product Advantages Luna N ● Five
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Accessories for the luminaire with
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Luminaire Föhr T8 for LT T8/26 mm
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Iso Oval luminaire Nina Suited for
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Luminaire Tubis LED IP68/IP69K - fo
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Luminaire Taunus LED Luminaire PPR1
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Luminaire Azoren LED IP64 - for ope
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Surface-mounted luminaire Samos T8
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Rodello luminaire is available in d
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Product Advantages Vandal-resistant
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Vandal-resistant luminaire Troja T5
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Luminaire Hünstein T8 for FL T8/26
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PERMANENT T5 -30°C to +30°C for F
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System luminaire Riga T5 down to -2
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Product advantages Alaska line T8 d
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Product advantages Arktis line T8 d
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Luminaire Elba T8 for high ambient
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Product advantages Resistent ● Ca
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Luminaire Resistent T5 for T5/16 mm
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Replacement parts and accessories f
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Replacement parts and accessories f
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Product advantages Como ● Housing
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Spotlight system Uniso IP23/54 with
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Como Universität Protection class
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Recessed luminaire Meißner T5 for
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Recessed luminaire Taunus T5 for FL
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Recessed luminaire Allgäu T5 for F
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Recessed luminaire Spessart T5 for
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Recessed luminaire Odenwald T8 for
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Page 163 and 164: Recessed luminaire Delta T5 for FL
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Page 169 and 170: Accessories for recessed luminaires
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Page 177 and 178: Product Advantages Bernina ● Conv
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Page 181 and 182: Bernina lamp covers T5 for FL T5/16
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Page 185 and 186: Luminaire Lugano for compact fluore
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Page 195 and 196: Product advantages Azoren ● Mecha
Page 197 and 198: Pracht continuous mounting trunking
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Page 203 and 204: Lighting Trunking System LTAG round
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