Features:
• Power consumption 147 W
• Up to 101,100 Lux at 1 m distance
• IP66 rated for outdoor use
• With a narrow 23° beam angle
• Default shipment with the safety wire, the bracket and screws
are all stainless-steel
Specifications:
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Type |
GL-BL150-SL-WW |
GL-BL150-SL-NW |
GL-BL150-SL-CW |
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Energy Used |
147W |
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Rated Life |
30,000 Hours |
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Input Voltage |
100-240 VAC |
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Power Factor (PF) |
0.98 @120V AC, 0.94 @240V AC |
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CCT (color) |
3000 K |
4000 K |
5000 K |
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Luminous Flux |
12000 lm |
12800 lm |
13200 lm |
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System Efficacy |
82 lm/W |
87 lm/W |
90 lm/W |
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CRI (Minimum) |
80 |
80 |
80 |
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Lux @ 1M (E-Max) |
90,600 Lux |
100,200 Lux |
101,100 Lux |
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Beam Angle |
23° |
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Dimension |
Ø280 x 538 mm |
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IP Rating |
IP66 |
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Operation Temperature |
–40°C ~ +50°C (Note 1) |
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Bundled Driver |
GP-LS150P-60 |
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Net Weight |
5.0 kg |
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Package |
1 Carton |
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LED (CITIZEN CoB) |
CLU046-1818 |
CLU046-1818 |
CLU046-1818 |
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Note 1 : –40°C ~ -20°C (Support for 200-240V AC Input Voltage) |
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The GL-BL150-SL comes with a narrow 23 degrees beam angle with higher lux and increased throw. As well as it structures with pure aluminum housing, stainless steel bracket and screws. The bracket available in 180 degrees rotating, it can adjust the projection angle in need. This new searchlight offers a safety steel wire mounted for default shipment. It is easy to install and the construction is robust. The GL-BL150-SL is suitable use in ancient buildings, bridges, museum, and building’s walls.
For more information about the searchlight GL-BL150-SL, please visit www.glaciallight.com/products/SearchLight-GL-BL150-SL.htm
About GlacialLight:
GlacialLight, the lighting division of GlacialTech, manufactures LED lighting solutions for indoor/outdoor applications and both residential and commercial uses. As well as having a wide range of finished LED lighting products, GlacialLight also offers its clients the option of customizing products for specific needs. Please visit the company homepage at www.GlacialLight.com
