Vantage UGR<19

Downlights

Performance LED downlight with deep cut-off angle to assist in achieving a UGR<19 performance, eliminating unwanted glare and providing visual comfort. Downlight design allows installation into existing hole cut-outs from 150mm to 200mm. Ideal for commercial and education applications.

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Dimmable

Specification

Input

220/240V

Hertz

50/60Hz

Temp

-20°C - 40°C

Lifetime

L80 72,000h

CRI

80, 90

SDCM

Beam Angle

Class

IP Rating

IP20

Features

UGR<19 performance downlight suitable for commercial and education applications
Deep cut-off angle for glare control and comfort
UGR<19 (unified glare rating) compliant luminaire assisting to eliminate glare for visual comfort
Downlight design allows installation into existing hole cut-outs from 68mm,100mm, 150mm and 200mm
Anti-Ligature kit available for installation in secure environments such as healthcare and educational facilities
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FAQ

: Declarations of Conformity are available on request, please contact our Technical Department (technical@anselluk.com)
: Light sources all have a colour temperature which will dictate whether the light emitted is either of a warm colour, an intermediate or neutral colour, a cool colour or a cold colour. The higher the colour temperature, the cooler, the colour appearance of the light source. The Colour Temperature is a description of the warmth or coolness of a light source. It is most simply, a method of demonstrating the colour characteristics of light, usually either as warm (yellowish) colour or a cool (bluish) colour.

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: The beam angle is the point at which the light output Lumens drop below 50% of the total light output. LED beam angles typically vary between 10° - 120°. The beam angle is the area where the light is at its most intense.
: All light sources degrade over time. LM80 is the method for measuring how much lumen depreciation the light source will suffer. This is not to be confused with an estimation of life. LED's typically do not fail as they have no filament to burn to end their life, rather degrade beyond useful life output.