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Contents Introduction 3 Information and support 3 Introduction to the Fortimo LED Twistable DLM Module Gen 2 4 Applications 4 Product description 4 Classification 4 About the module 4 Generation 2 5 LEDs powering Fortimo LED Twistable DLM Module Gen 2 6 What is LED? 6 LED packaging 7 Binning 7 Mid-power LED 7 Miniaturization 7 Important recommendations and warnings 8 Design-in phase 8 Design-in and manufacturing phase 8 Module replaceability 8 Warnings 8 Mechanical characteristics 9 Mechanical construction of the Fortimo LED Twistable DLM Module Gen 2 9 Dimensions of the Fortimo LED Twistable DLM Module Gen 2 range 9 Dimensions of the BJB lampholders 10 Dimensions of the Stucchi lampholders 10 Dimensions of the Ideal lampholders 11 Lighting characteristics 12 Light distribution 12 Optical files 12 Spectral light distribution diagram 1100 lm 13 Spectral light distribution diagram 2000 lm 13 Polar intensity diagram 1100 lm 14 Polar intensity diagram 2000 lm 14 Colour consistency (SDCM) 15 Reflector design 15 Thermal management 16 Operating temperatures 16 Test requirements 16 Maximum Temperature 16 Critical measurements Tc point 16 Case temperature 17 Twistable with closed heat sink 17 Twistable with open heat sink 17 Operation under built-in conditions 18 Thermal interface 18 Heatsink design 18 Thermal Conductivity 19 Emission 19 Thermal de-rating system 19 Size of heatsink & Thermal Interface Material 19 Air flow 20 Thermal model 20 Analogy between electrical and thermal resistance 20 Calculating your heat sink 21 Available information 21 Heat sink complementary partners 21 Electrical design 22 Wiring 22 Length of mains cable 22 Starting characteristics 22 Low and overvoltage 22 Inrush current 2 22 Dimming 23 Switching 23 Quality 24 Compliance and approval marks 24 Sustainability 24 Conditions of acceptance 24 IP rating, humidity and condensation 24 Energy Star 24 Titlke 24 24 EMC 24 Sustainability 25 During operation 25 System disposal 25 Contact Details 25 2 Design In Guide Philips Fortimo LED Twistable Downlight Module Gen 2
Introduction Thank you for choosing the Philips Fortimo LED Twistable Downlight Module (TDLM) Gen 2. In this guide you will find the information required to design this module into a luminaire, plus valuable hints and tips. The product specifications and information regarding the products in this document are subject to change without notice. All statements, information, and recommendations in this document are believed to be accurate but are presented “as-is”. Without any representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied. This guide is presented solely for informational purposes. Users take full responsibility for their application of any products. This guide is designed solely for use by engineers, lighting designers and other professional within the lighting industry only. Information and support This guide tells you all about this system. If you require any further information or support please consult your local Philips office or please consult your Philips account representative. The advantages of LEDs have been known for 40 years: • Energy Efficient – uses less power (w) than conventional lighting • Long life – low maintenance cost • Robustness – high reliability • Saturated colors – maximum visual effect • Cool beam – no heating of illuminated products • No UV or IR – wide application possibilities • Low-voltage operation – more safety, ease of use • Mercury-free – care for the environment The use of LEDs has implications for lighting manufacturers in terms of differences in solid-state lighting usage compared with traditional lamps: for example how to design given the constant improvements in specifications: how to provide the necessary heat sink and how to deal with variations in flux and/or color. The Philips Fortimo LED Twistable Downlight Module addresses these differences and facilitates easy adoption of LED technology for the lumen packages, 1100 lm to 2000 lm.The system is designed for integration in luminaires. This technical application guide addresses the relevant issues to support and facilitate the work of specifiers and lighting system designers. Design In Guide Philips Fortimo LED Twistable Downlight Module Gen 2 3
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