70% energy saving with minimal maintenance
The new DL11 LED downlight from Cooper Lighting and Safety, a business unit of Cooper Safety, has been designed as a direct replacement for tungsten halogen dichroic downlights. As well as offering a 70% energy saving, it also provides a long life of 50,000 hours, which dramatically reduces maintenance costs by eliminating the need for regular lamp changes.
Using multi-die LED chip technology to deliver a high luminaire efficacy of more than 50 lm/W, the new downlight can be specified with a choice of 3000K warm-white, 4000K natural-white or 5000K cool-white colour temperatures, all producing a good colour rendering of greater than 80CRI in compliance with BS EN 12464-1 for occupied spaces.
Light distribution is controlled by a high-purity spun aluminium reflector, which is available with narrow, medium or wide beam angles.
Cooper Lighting and Safety
01302 303200
www.cooper-ls.com
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