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LED verlichting voor Ecosun paneel 60 x 60 cm

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LED verlichting voor Ecosun paneel 60 x 60 cmInnovaLED lichtrand voor Ecosun paneel 60 x 60 cm De ideale oplossing voor het realiseren van een oplossing voor zowel warmte als verlichting. Met instelbare lichtkleur en dimbaar voor de perfecte lichtsterkte. Omdat bij plaatsing aan het plafond vaak de bestaande lamp moet wijken, kan gebruik van infraroodpanelen een goede verlichting in de weg staan. Met de InnovaLED rand wordt dit probleem weggenomen. De InnovaLED is exclusief door ons ontworpen en

InnovaLED lichtrand voor Ecosun paneel 60 x 60 cm

De ideale oplossing voor het realiseren van een oplossing voor zowel warmte als verlichting. Met instelbare lichtkleur en dimbaar voor de perfecte lichtsterkte. Omdat bij plaatsing aan het plafond vaak de bestaande lamp moet wijken, kan gebruik van infraroodpanelen een goede verlichting in de weg staan. Met de InnovaLED rand wordt dit probleem weggenomen. De InnovaLED is exclusief door ons ontworpen en ontwikkelt en kan worden toegepast op de Serie E en Serie U infraroodpanelen van Ecosun. De rand is exact passend gemaakt voor plaatsing om de infraroodpanelen van 59,2 x 59,2 cm. Pas deze oplossing toe rondom een infraroodpaneel en realiseer een oplossing voor zowel de warmtevraag als de verlichting. 

De installatie van de InnovaLED is snel en makkelijk door het ledframe vanaf de achterzijde over het infraroodpaneel heen te schuiven. Vervolgens steunt de rand op het infraroodpaneel en er hoeft dus verder niets bevestigd te worden. Deze Ledrand kan hierdoor zowel op al geplaatste als nieuw te plaatsen Ecosun panelen van de juiste afmeting worden toegepast. Het Ecosun paneel wordt vervolgens op de standaard wijze geïnstalleerd aan de Ecosun montagebeugel. 

De voeding en aansturing (driver) van de InnovaLED zijn smal genoeg om tussen het infrarood paneel en het plafond te worden geplaatst en zijn bestand tegen de warmte aan de achterzijde van het infraroodpaneel. 

Belangrijkste kenmerken van de InnovaLED 

  • Geschikt voor Ecosun Serie E en Serie U panelen van 59,2 x 59,2 cm
  • Led wattage van 30 watt (max 1428 Lumen)
  • LED CRI>90, 24 volt
  • Aluminiumkleurig profiel met afmeting 30 mm breed x 32 mm hoog
  • Hoogwaardige ledstrip met gelijkmatig lichtbeeld
  • Lichtkleur in te stellen van warm-wit (3000K) tot koud-wit (6000K). 
  • De verlichting kan gedimd worden
  • Geleverd inclusief afstandsbediening
  • IP21 goedgekeurd

Led aansturing

De InnovaLED verlichting wordt aangestuurd door een MiBoxer FUT035M driver, geleverd met een afstandsbediening. Het is mogelijk om op 1 afstandsbediening 4 kanalen in te stellen, waarmee eventueel 4 verlichtingsoplossingen op 1 afstandsbediening kunnen worden gekoppeld. 

Werking in combinatie met infraroodpaneel

De InnovaLED rand is een complete oplossing voor het realiseren van verlichting in combinatie met een infraroodpaneel. In tegenstelling tot volledig geïntegreerde oplossingen is het in dit geval mogelijk om zowel de verlichting als de verwarming geheel apart van elkaar te bedienen. Het infraroodpaneel wordt op een daarvoor geschikte thermostaat aangesloten, terwijl de verlichting met de meegeleverde afstandsbediening kan worden bediend. Hierdoor kunnen zowel de verwarming als de verlichting maximaal worden benut.

Montage

Het InnovaLED frame is zo geconstrueerd dat deze gemakkelijk vanaf de achterzijde over het infrarood paneel wordt geplaatst, waarna het infrarood paneel op de normale wijze wordt aangesloten. De InnovaLED is voorzien van een aansluitsnoer van 180 cm naar de voeding. Vanaf de InnovaLED rand is de kabel naar de driver 100 cm.

De IP classificatie van de InnovaLED lichtrand is IP21, zodat deze oplossing bijvoorbeeld ook in de badkamer kan worden toegepast. 

De InnovaLED rand mag enkel in een horizontale opstelling worden geïnstalleerd, wat betekent dat deze kan worden gemonteerd aan het plafond of aan een schuine wand indien deze een hellingshoek hoek heeft van 45 graden of minder. Installatie aan de wand is bij de InnovaLED niet toegestaan en kan de LED verlichting beschadigen.

Leveringsomvang

  • Ledrand voor infraroodpaneel van 59,2 x 59,2 cm
  • Afstandsbediening voor het bedienen van de verlichting
  • Installatie instructie

Certificering & garantie

  • Certificaten: CE; RoHS compliant
  • 3 jaar garantie op de ledverlichting, zie voorwaarden

 

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