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E X - F L U O R E S C E N T L I G H T F I T T I N G S<br />

Polar curve<br />

Polar curves, LVK<br />

During the development phase the lighting<br />

properties of all explosion-protected light fittings<br />

are tested in the CEAG lighting laboratory.<br />

In this way it is ensured that the reflectors,<br />

as well as the<br />

eLLK 92018/18 ⎮ eLLK 92036/36 protective bowls for<br />

fluorescent light fit-<br />

90<br />

90<br />

tings are optimized<br />

75<br />

40<br />

75<br />

down to the last de-<br />

60<br />

80<br />

120<br />

60<br />

tail. In the case of the<br />

eLLK 92 series of light<br />

45<br />

30<br />

160<br />

30<br />

45<br />

fittings, CEAG has<br />

C 0<br />

C90<br />

15 200<br />

0<br />

15<br />

l/cd/klm<br />

succeeded in optimizing<br />

both the illumination<br />

of surfaces with<br />

the largest possible light distribution and the<br />

illumination of objects with the highest possible<br />

axial light intensity. The polar curve of<br />

each light fitting can be found in the technical<br />

data and can be used together with the<br />

other lighting values to calculate the illuminance.<br />

INL-WIN CEAG, the design software<br />

INL-WIN CEAG is a lighting calculation program<br />

for the design of lighting requirements.<br />

This program can be used with WINDOWSTM and is an excellent menu-driven aid for the<br />

everyday work involved in the design and engineering<br />

of explosion-protected lighting<br />

equipment.<br />

The lighting data of the CEAG light fittings is<br />

stored in a data base and is used for the<br />

light calculation. By entering a few details,<br />

such as the height, width and length of the<br />

room, the reflectance of the walls and the<br />

desired illuminance, it is possible to make an<br />

exact calculation of the number and distribu-<br />

tion of the explosion-protected light fittings.<br />

This simple, yet optimal calculation makes it<br />

possible to minimize the number of light fittings<br />

required.<br />

If emergency lighting is required, the program<br />

shows the exact number and positions of the<br />

light fittings. Individual, customized lighting<br />

arrangements can also be realized with this<br />

program.<br />

Electronic ballasts (EVG)<br />

Nowadays it is not possible to imagine modern<br />

light fittings for fluorescent lamps without<br />

the EVG technology. Features such as<br />

immediate starting, the absence of flickering<br />

during operation or the minimal heat<br />

rise are only possible with this technology.<br />

With the EVG technology, fluorescent light<br />

fittings for use in hazardous areas also provide<br />

decisive advantages:<br />

- possibility of a lamp-sparing cold start<br />

- use of bi-pin lamps, Ø 26 mm<br />

- use with various mains voltages<br />

- regulation of lamp current with fluctuating<br />

mains voltages<br />

- safe lamp ignition at low and high ambient<br />

temperatures<br />

- service life of lamp is approx. 12.000<br />

hours<br />

- AC/DC operation possible<br />

With the latest generation EVG 97, CEAG<br />

provides a safe and reliable operation of<br />

the explosion-protected eLLK 92 and the<br />

eLLB 20 light fittings.<br />

A possible hazard due to the so-called<br />

”End of Life“-effect is according to experts<br />

not very probable, so that no special maintanance<br />

procedures are neccssary.<br />

WINDOWS is a registered trademark<br />

of the Microsoft Corp.<br />

CEAG SICHERHEITSTECHNIK GMBH 2.7<br />

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