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Century Luminaire Century Optic SD Lamp MT-150 ULOR : 4.4 % DLOR : 29.6 % Luminaire Century Optic SD Lamp MT-140 ULOR : 4.6 % DLOR : 35.4 % 100° 100° 100° 100° 90° 90° 90° 90° 80° 80° 80° 80° 70° 60° 30 45 60 70° 60° 70° 60° 45 60 75 70° 60° 45° 75 90 45° 45° 90 105 45° cd/klm 30° 15° 0° 15° 30° 30° 15° 0° 15° 30° C0-C180 C90-C270 C90-C270 C0-C180 C90-C270 C90-C270 The photometrics are measured with tilt angle at 0°. Technical information • page 219
Charleston 590 600 versions & Dimensions 675 600 690 690 770 590 600 675 770 600 MOUNTING - Suspended mounting using a threaded spigot in galvanised steel (CL 206) or in stainless steel (CL 207) Ø 34 pdg (1’’ G). - Post top lyre mounting (CL 206 & CL 207) for column top Ø 60mm using two rows of three M8 Allen screws. > Luminaire mounting on p. 269 CHARLESTON CL206 S CHARLESTON CL207 CL206 SS Charleston CL 207 is available with RETROLED technology. > RETROLED technology on p. 264 MATERIALS lyre - Housing in spun aluminium. - Bowl in polycarbonate (PC). - Lyre in metallised steel. CHARLESTON CL206/207 CL207 + LYRE S P Conventional sources - Control gear mounting plate in galvanised steel. - Reflector in bright dipped anodised stamped aluminium. - Luminaire gasket in neoprene (CL 206) or silicone (CL 207). (with bowl) - Control gear mounting plate in aluminium sheet. - Housing of RETROLED engine in moulded aluminium. - Lenses in PMMA. - Optic gasket in EPDM foam. CHARLESTON CL206/207 + LYRE P housing bowl FINISHES - Aluminium: polyester powder coating finish in RAL or Futura Akzo Nobel colours. RETROLED engine in RAL 9010 white. - Clear bowl. RECYCLING The housing of the luminaire (excluding the reflector) is assembled without glue, which makes recycling easier. Installation & maintenance - Luminaire opening without tools, by using two knurled screws located in the upper section of the canopy (CL 206) or using two quarter turn wing screws located on the canopy (CL 207). - Luminaire opening by tilting the lens carriage and the bowl or the canopy (CL 206 + LYRE P). - Bowl maintains in open position by means of a stainless steel cable located between the housing and the bowl. - Lamp access without tools, after opening the luminaire and quarter turn opening of the lamp holder support. Conventional sources - Electrical connection by three pin-connectors for a flexible power cable with a cross-sectional area of 3G 2.5 maximum. - Control gear access without tools, after opening the luminaire. Mounting plate unlocked manually using two M6 slotted screws. - Bowl replacement (including reflector) directly after opening the luminaire, the reflector being held by clamps (CL 206); the bowl being held between the lens carriage and the casting using six hexagon head M5 screws (CL 207). - Electrical connection by a traditional Wieland three pin-connector for a flexible power cable with a cross-sectional area of 2 x 1,5 or 3G 1,5. - Control gear access without tools, after opening the luminaire, the mounting plate being fixed to the housing of the RETROLED engine. Mounting plate unlocked manually using one clip. - LED engine replacement possible on location. Mechanical and electrical specifications Conventional RETROLED Ingress protection (optic) IP 66 IP 66 Ingress protection (control gear): CL 206 IP 54 CL 207 IP 66 IP 66 Class I & II I & II Impact resistance (PC) IK 10 IK 10 Max. weight with control gear: CL 206 11 kg CL 207 13 kg 16 kg SCx: CL 206 0.13 m² CL 207 0.15 m² 0.15 m² <strong>Classical</strong> & <strong>Heritage</strong> • page 220
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Classical & Heritage lighting
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Lighting solutions designed to enha
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A professional group Indal has come
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TRIPLE-C CREATE YOUR OWN BALANCE In
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A technological challenge We are co
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Indoor lighting Urban lighting Tech
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Contents Exceptional luminaires p.
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Contents Brackets (continued) Loire
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Classical & Heritage • page 20
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Exceptional luminaires Part of your
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Louvre - Indal successfully gained
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6 m — 5 m — 4 m — 1. Louvre C
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Concorde & Hôtel de Ville Prestigi
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Concorde & Hôtel de Ville Concorde
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Pont-Neuf - The Pont-Neuf luminaire
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6 m — 5 m — 4 m — 1. Pont-Neu
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Henri IV An original square of Pari
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Henri IV The Henri IV luminaire is
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Lyre - Often installed in a brown c
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6 m — 5 m — 4 m — 1. Lyre CL
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Parvis A great Haussmannian classic
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Parvis The Parvis luminaire is idea
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Léopold & Sablon - Symbols of trad
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6 m — 5 m — 4 m — 1. Sablon C
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Bir-Hakeim The luminaire that symbo
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Bir-Hakeim The Bir-Hakeim luminaire
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Louise - A luminaire created for th
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Louise helle 1/40 e - 7 000 - - 6 0
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Briare Illumination and elegance fo
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Briare The Briare luminaire is desi
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Bourse du Commerce - Clearly influe
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6 m — 5 m — 4 m — 1. Bourse d
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Jargeau 400 p. 92 Jargeau CL p. 96
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Jargeau 400 LUMINAIRE Available in
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Heritage luminaires • page 97
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Villa Villa retains the specific pr
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Joy From the harmony of its proport
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Precinct With Precinct, the charm a
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Palace Palace is an adaptation of t
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Beaugency Beaugency is a beautiful
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Petite France This historic hexagon
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Charleston Charleston was designed
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Wilsford Wilsford is recognisable b
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Classical luminaires Indal’s Clas
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Micenas Combining contemporary aest
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Century Initially created for the h
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Harmony Classique Harmony Classique
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Élysée Élysée is a classical lu
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Souvenir The Souvenir luminaire des
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Brackets With Indal brackets, you h
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Val de Loire p. 170 Vallée de Chev
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Évêque The Évêque bracket is av
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Ourcelles The Ourcelles bracket is
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Blois The Blois bracket is availabl
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Senlis The Senlis bracket is availa
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Place d’Armes The Place d’Armes
Page 169 and 170: Loiret The Loiret bracket is availa
Page 171 and 172: Val de Loire The Val de Loire brack
Page 173 and 174: Chevalier de la Barre The Chevalier
Page 175 and 176: Promenade PM The Promenade PM brack
Page 177 and 178: Saint-Honoré The Saint-Honoré bra
Page 179 and 180: Notre - Dame The Notre-Dame bracket
Page 181 and 182: Ottawa The Ottawa bracket is availa
Page 183 and 184: Faro The Faro bracket is available
Page 185 and 186: Palerme The Palerme bracket is avai
Page 187 and 188: Tradition The Tradition bracket is
Page 189 and 190: Columns The columns from the Classi
Page 191 and 192: Chaumont The Chaumont column is ava
Page 193 and 194: Rochechouart The Rochechouart colum
Page 195 and 196: Talcy The Talcy column is available
Page 197 and 198: Sully The Sully column is available
Page 199 and 200: Saxo 139 / 76 The Saxo 139/76 stepp
Page 201 and 202: Hautbois 139 / 76 The Hautbois 139/
Page 203 and 204: Faro 1 top mounting version The Far
Page 205 and 206: Faro 2 top mounting version The Far
Page 207 and 208: Materials & finishes The bronze or
Page 209 and 210: Technical information Classical & H
Page 211 and 212: 700 600 580 BEAUGENCY CL175 P 470 B
Page 213 and 214: Bir-Hakeim versions & Dimensions 76
Page 215 and 216: Bourse du Commerce versions & Dimen
Page 217 and 218: Briare versions & Dimensions 350 35
Page 219: Century versions & Dimensions 495 4
Page 223 and 224: Concorde & Hôtel de Ville versions
Page 225 and 226: Concorde & Hôtel de Ville 100° Lu
Page 227 and 228: Élysée LAMPS, OPTICS & CONTROL GE
Page 229 and 230: Harmony Classique LAMPS, OPTICS & C
Page 231 and 232: Henri IV Photometrics Luminaire Opt
Page 233 and 234: Jargeau 400 LAMPS, OPTICS & CONTROL
Page 235 and 236: Jargeau CL LAMPS, OPTICS & CONTROL
Page 237 and 238: Joy versions & Dimensions 1030 450
Page 239 and 240: Léopold & Sablon versions 430 & Di
Page 241 and 242: Louise versions & Dimensions 553 99
Page 243 and 244: Louvre versions & Dimensions 510 98
Page 245 and 246: Lyre LAMPS, OPTICS & CONTROL GEAR L
Page 247 and 248: Micenas Mechanical and electrical s
Page 249 and 250: Palace LAMPS, OPTICS & CONTROL GEAR
Page 251 and 252: Parvis - Lamp access after opening
Page 253 and 254: Petite France versions & Dimensions
Page 255 and 256: Pont-Neuf versions & Dimensions 815
Page 257 and 258: Precinct versions & Dimensions 450
Page 259 and 260: Souvenir versions & Dimensions 415
Page 261 and 262: Villa versions & Dimensions 765 440
Page 263 and 264: Wilsford versions & Dimensions 600
Page 265 and 266: RETROLED technology RETROLED Techno
Page 267 and 268: Optics & lenses ROAD OPTICS (contin
Page 269 and 270: Luminaire accessories PENDANT MOUNT
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Mounting TOP MOUNTING All the cast
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Mounting REAR BRACKET MOUNTING Rear
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Brackets & configurations In this p
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Brackets & configurations Vallée d
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Columns & supports Bases Decorative
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Surface treatment GALVANISATION The
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Standards & certifications STANDARD
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Luminaire/bracket compatibility tab
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Products by typology SUSPENDED (S)
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Products by typology Mâts COLUMNS
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Products by typology BRACKETS Cross
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Index a Aube p. 165 Aurore p. 187 A
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Special thanks to Yves Lefebvre for
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