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SPARKS

ELECTRICAL NEWS

MAY 2016

23

LIGHTING

CAPE TOWN Cnr Koeberg Road & Plattekloof RoadMontague. Unit 5, West Building, Topaz Boulevard, Montague Park Milnerton, South Africa Tel: +27 (0)21 521 2500 Fax: +27 (0)21 557 5846 JOHANNESBURG 72, 5th Street, Wynberg P.O. Box 590, Highlands North 2037, South Africa Tel: +27 (0)11 386 0000 Fax: +27 (0)11 448 1428 DURBAN The DecorumCentre Shop 3, 1300 Umgeni Road Durban, South Africa Tel: +27 (0)31 263 0096 Fax: +27 (0)31 263 0344 www.radiant.co.za

RUGGED LED LIGHTS

WITH 60G VIBRATION RATING

T

orre Parts & Components has announced

the VisionX range of rugged dual-mounting

LED Ripper lights with a 60G vibration rating

designed for the industrial industry.

The Ripper LEDs have an integrated electronic

thermal management (ETM) system that enables

the housing to dissipate heat. This technology keeps

the lights at safe low-operating temperatures to en-

sure no touch burns will occur when hand contact is

made with the unit. In addition, all lighting heads are

low-voltage fixtures with no risk of electrical shock

or burn.

“The Ripper produces nearly twice the

light of other LEDs and includes enhanced optics

that optimise the beam distance and depth, giving a

full 50 000 hour potential,” says Leonard Chester,

VisionX product manager at Torre Parts and Com-

ponents.

Chester says VisionX has “succeeded in winning

military and NASA contracts based on the ad-

vanced design and extensive product offering”.

“LED is one of the most energy-efficient light

sources on the market and the most environmen-

tally friendly through its reduced carbon footprint.

In addition, when discarded, the LEDs do not contain

mercury and therefore do not contaminate landfills

or underground water systems,” says Chester.

“These LED lights provide a 70% reduction in

power consumption over current OE lighting sys-

tems. There is a 26% increase in light output on

effective work areas (measured in lux on the work

surface in 12 critical points) and an 80% decrease

in light pollution based on stray light loss into sur-

rounding hills and into oncoming equipment,” he

said.

The Ripper range covers 45 W to 100 W with

3,8 A to 8,33 Adraw and beam ranges of 10, 40 and

60 degrees.

The LED lights operate from -40 °C to 80 °C

and have a lifespan of 50 000 hours compared to

halogen, which is rated at about 250 hours.

Features:

• 20 LED and 12 LED models

• Up to 10 560 raw lumens

• Dual mounting system

• Six beam patterns

• Die-cast housing

Enquiries: +27 11 781 6190

LEDS FOR

AUSTRALIAN

TENNIS CENTRE

Sydney’s Olympic Park Tennis Centre became

the first broadcast quality sporting facility in

Australia to replace its existing metal halide

luminaires with LEDs. The installation at the

six tennis courts utilised 120 GigaTera Sufa

400 W stadium LED flood lights. The primary

goals were to increase existing light levels

with significant energy savings and reduce

maintenance costs. The improvements in the

colour reproduction ratio using 5 000 K lights

together with the flicker-free and minimal glare

design of the Sufa flood lights provide optimal

conditions for athletes, spectators and TV

viewers. In addition the use of 5 000 K LED

luminaires with a CRI in excess of 80 improved

the scotopic/photopic ratio significantly. The

GigaTera Sufa 400 W stadium LED flood lights

are available locally from Envirolight.

Enquiries: +27 11 803 0637