How bright is the LED compared to the halogen spotlight?

At a distance of 0.5m, the LED-spot (beam angle 35°) of approx. 1192 lux in ww or 1492 lux in cw is brighter than ARF halogen (beam angle 60°) 10W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.

How bright is the LED version compared to the halogen spotlight?

At a distance of 0.5 m, the LED spotlight (25° beam angle) of approx. 2080 lux in ww or 3280 in cw is significantly brighter than ARF Halogen (60° beam angle) 10 W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.

How bright is the LED version compared to the halogen spotlight?

At a distance of 0.5m, the LED spotlight (40° beam angle) of approx. 1516 lux in ww or 1804 lux in cw is significantly brighter than ARF Halogen (60° beam angle) 10 W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.

How bright is the LED version (ARF-Q LED Spot) compared to the halogen spotlight?

At a distance of 0.5m, the LED spotlight (25° beam angle) of approx. 2576 lux in ww or 4136 lux in cw is significantly brighter than ARF Halogen (60° beam angle) 10 W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At ta 0°C to 45°C

Where is the supply cable mounted?

The cable runs out of the arm on the right-hand side next to the switch.

Where is the supply cable mounted?

On the right-hand side next to the switch, 80mm from the edge. The cable can be laid anywhere in the cavity between the front covers.

How long are the cables on the corner lighting?

The plug cable and the socket cable of the SlimLite XL and CS are each 600mm long. On the FD-luminaire version they are 400mm long plus 200mm from the conduit box to the luminaire.

How can I connect multiple transformers to a single dimmer switch?

Additional transformers can be connected using the Mini Y-distributor (216 020 300 06 with one plug and two couplings) or the Mini 6-way distributor (215 080 604 02).

The luminaires switch on by themselves.

The sensor cable should not be coiled up, should not be laid parallel to other cables or electrical appliances, and should be shortened, if possible.

When there is a power failure, does the switch automatically return to its last setting before the interruption?

No, the EBS does not remember its last setting if for instance the main switch is also operated (central switch on the display). In this case it is always off.

How much power does it consume in standby mode?

approx. 0.7W

Can I connect multiple sensor cables?

Yes, if you simply connect the sensor cables using a luster terminal. However, this can cause functional problems (see above).

How can I connect multiple transformers?

An additional transformer can be connected using a Euro Y-distributor (21503160101 with one Euro plug and two Euro couplings).

How bright is the LED version compared to the halogen spotlight?

At a distance of 0.5m, the LED spotlight (35° beam angle) of approx. 1192 lux in ww or 1492 lux in cw is brighter than ARF Halogen (60° beam angle) 10W approx. 260 lux and 20 W approx. 600 lux.

How bright is the LED version compared to the halogen spotlight?

At a distance of 0.5m, the LED spotlight (25° beam angle) of approx. 2080 lux in ww or 3280 lux in cw is significantly brighter than ARF Halogen (60° beam angle) 10W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.

Why can the EH 52 only be used with max. 35W?

A 50W lamp would overheat the mounting surface.

How bright is the LED version compared to the halogen spotlight?

ER-LED: At a distance of 0.5m, the LED spotlight (29° beam angle) of approx. 664 lux in ww and 680 lux in cw is brighter than ARF Halogen (60° beam angle) 10W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.

EQ-LED: At a distance of 0.5m, the LED spotlight (24° beam angle) of approx. 740 lux in ww or 748 lux in cw is brighter than ARF Halogen (60° beam angle) 10 W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.

How many luminaires can be connected to one strip light (automatic cut-out)?

The number in the table refers to an N-circuit 16A with type B switch-off characteristic. Double the number of luminaires can be fitted when using the type C circuit.

Do I need extra control cable for the dimmable luminaires?

No, the control cables are positioned parallel to the mains supply in the luminaire with Mini AMP-plug or socket. No further control cable is needed where there is a clearance of up to 40cm between luminaires.

What is important to remember when dimming luminaires?

New lamps should be burned (seasoned) at full power for 100 hours to stabilise the discharge.  Otherwise colour discrepancies can occur and the lamp life is reduced considerably (T5 only about 6,000 hours)

How many luminaires can be connected in a continuous row (automatic cut-out)?

The number in the table refers to an N-circuit 16A with type B switch-off characteristic. Double of the number of luminaires can be fitted when using the type C circuit.

Do I need extra control cable for the dimmable luminaires?

No, the control cables are positioned parallel to the mains supply in the luminaire with Mini AMP-plug or socket.

What is important to remember when dimming luminaires?

New lamps should be burned (seasoned) at full power for 100 hours to stabilise the discharge. Otherwise colour discrepancies can occur and the lamp life is reduced considerably (T5 only about 6,000 hours)

Should I take any special precautions when mounting the luminaires vertically?

For the T5 luminaires (T8 if desired) the lamps should be installed so that the "cool spot" (stamped on the tube) is at the bottom.

How many luminaires can be connected in a continuous row (automatic cut-out)?

The number in the table refers to an N-circuit 16A with type B switch-off characteristic. Double of the number of luminaires can be fitted when using the type C circuit.

Do I need extra control cable for the dimmable luminaires?

No, the control cables are positioned parallel to the mains supply in the luminaire with Mini AMP-plug or socket. To install the luminaires diagonally across a corner you only need a short connecting cable M46.1 200mm.

What is important to remember when dimming luminaires?

New lamps should be burned (seasoned) at full power for 100 hours to stabilise the discharge.  Otherwise colour discrepancies can occur, and the lamp life is reduced considerably. (T5 only about 6,000 hours)

Should I take any special precautions when the luminaires are installed?

When mounting T5 luminaires (T8 if desired) vertically the lamps should be installed so that the "cool spot" (stamped on the tube) is at the bottom. When mounting them horizontally, the "cool spots" (stamped on the tube) should be next to each other.

How many luminaires can be connected in a continuous row (automatic cut-out)?

The number in the table refers to an N-circuit 16A with type B switch-off characteristic. Double the number of luminaires can be fitted when using the type C circuit.

Where is the supply cable mounted?

The cable can be taken to the top or the back of the cavity behind the feeder element. It can be laid anywhere between the mounting hooks.

How should attention be drawn to the fact that more than one feeder element is planned?

The function of the additional switch (e.g. "to operate an external light" or "to operate the luminaires pos…." should be indicated, and whether the supply cable as shown in the drawings is needed or not.

How is the 4-pin supply line connected?

If no switch is planned in the luminaire and sockets exist, a 4-pin supply line is fitted, so that the luminaires can be operated externally and the sockets are always operable. Supply line configuration: brown = phase (sockets); black = L’ (jumper wire for light); grey = neutral wire (used to be blue); green/yellow = protective conductor.

Where is the supply cable mounted?

The cable can be taken to the top or the back behind the feeder element (oval recess for cable around a corner).

How should attention be drawn to the fact that more than one feeder element is planned?

The function of the additional switch (e.g. "to operate an external light" or "to operate the luminaires pos…." should be indicated, and whether the supply cable as shown in the drawings is needed or not.

How is the 4-pin supply line connected?

If no switch is planned in the luminaire and sockets exist, a 4-pin supply line is fitted, so that the luminaires can be operated externally and the sockets are always operable. Supply line configuration: brown = phase (sockets); black = L’ (jumper wire for light); grey = neutral wire (used to be blue); green/yellow = protective conductor.

Where is the supply cable mounted?

On the right-hand side next to the switch 12 mm from the edge. The cable can be laid anywhere in the cavity between the front covers.

Where is the cable mounted?

On the right-hand side next to the switch 25mm from the bottom and 140mm from the right.

Does the switch automatically return to its last setting when a power failure occurs?

No, the IR switch does not remember its last setting, if e.g. it has an additional primary connection (central switch on the display). It is always in off mode.

Is it possible to connect several sensors in parallel?

Yes, using function 2 (as a door contact), several switches can be connected to a distributor as secondary switches. (The light comes on, when any door is opened).

How much power does it consume in standby mode?

approx. 0,3W

How far away from the door can it be?

The distance between the IR-DS sensor and the door should be no greater than 50mm.

Does the sensor work with a glass door?

Yes, clear glass reflects the IR rays of the sensor and can therefore be used as a switching surface.

When there is a power failure, does the switch automatically return to its last setting before the interruption?

Yes, the IR-S remembers its last setting if for instance the main switch is also operated (central switch on the display).

How much power does it consume in standby mode?

approx. 1.4W

Does an IR-S2 or IR-DS2 still function when only one of the two sensors is connected?

No, both sensors need to be connected. If only one sensor is required, the second one must be installed in such a way that an object is either always (IR-DS2) or never (IR-DS2) in its coverage area.

How can I connect multiple transformers?

An additional transformer can be connected using a Euro Y- distributor (21503160101 with a Euro plug and two Euro couplings).

Why can only the KB 12 in 10W be used with the spacer ring?

Because it is so small, using 20W and spacer ring would overheat the mounting surface at the front.

How bright is the LED version compared to the halogen spot?

At a distance of 0.5m, the LED spot (beam angle 45°) of approx. 500 lux in ww or 512 lux in cw is comparable to 17W halogen (beam angle 60°) 10W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.

Why are there two types of warm white?

We have changed to luminous colour 827 (2700K) for the compact fluorescent lamps because this shade is cosier and suits the halogen lamp better than the 830 (3000K) version.

Can I operate the transformer with a standard dimmer switch?

No, not with a leading edge or trailing edge phase dimmer. You can use our 1-10V dimmer switch which adjusts only the level of brightness. The transformer must be switched on and off via the supply cable with Euro plug. Any other 1-10V dimmer switch may be used to perform both functions, but in this case the control cables and the supply cable of the transformer must be connected to the dimmer switch by an electrician.

Can I operate the transformer without a dimmer switch?

Yes, without a dimmer switch the transformer will run on max. brightness.

Does the switch automatically return to its last setting when a power failure occurs?

No, the IR switch does not remember its last setting, if e.g. it has an additional primary connection (central switch on the display). It is always in off mode.

Does the switch automatically return to its last setting when a power failure occurs?

No, the IR switch does not remember its last setting, if e.g. it has an additional primary connection (central switch on the display). It is always in off mode.

How many Lines can be connected in a continuous row?

A maximum of 16 or 4.8m can be connected (LED line 1000mm: 5 or 5m) per supply cable.

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At Ta -20 to 35°C

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be stocked?

At Ta -20 to 45°C

Is there a conductor rail for the spotlight, so that its position inside the display cabinet can be adjusted?

No, in the photo the spot is screwed onto an aluminium profile (the luminaire has a 5mm threaded insert M8x1) and the supply cable is taken inside the aluminium profile down to the transformer.

How many Lines can be connected in a continuous row?

A maximum of 8 (equivalent to 2.4m) per supply cable can be connected. On the 30W transformer a max. of 2 strip lights of 8 Lines. A maximum of 10 repeaters with 30W transformers can be activated per controller, equivalent to max. 52.8m.

When there is a power failure, does the switch automatically return to its last setting before the interruption?

Yes, the last programme (i.e. colour flow or single colour) is reactivated if, for instance, the main switch is also operated (central switch on the display).

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At Ta -20 to 35°C

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be stocked?

At Ta -20 to 45°C

How many Sticks can be connected in a continuous row?

A maximum of  20W (the equivalent of 2.4m regardless of whether the 200 or the 300 Stick is used) can be connected per supply cable.

How many Sticks can be connected per transformer?

LED 24/15W: 200mm - 9 pcs. or 300mm -  6 pcs.

LED 24/30W: 200mm - 18 pcs. or 300mm - 12 pcs.

LED 24/75W: 200mm - 46 pcs. or 300mm - 31 pcs.

but in all cases a maximum of 2.4m per supply cable.

The 2.5m supply cable is too short, which extension cable can I use?

The supply cable can be extended up to 5m, either on the transformer side using the KB 12 LED extension cable (the connection locks in place) or on the Stick side using the "standard" connecting cable (does not lock).

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At Ta -20 to 35°C

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be stocked?

At Ta -20 to 60°C

Can LED Sticks be dimmed?

Yes, with the appropriate dimmable transformers LED 24/15W and LED 24/30W and 1-10V dimmer switches (not with phase dimmers). Transformers are also available with a radio-controlled dimmer incl. wall bracket.

How many Twin-Sticks can be connected in a continuous row?

A maximum of 36W (equivalent to 2.4m regardless of whether you are using the 200 or the 300 Twin-Sticks) can be connected per supply cable.

How many Twin-Sticks can be connected per transformer?

LED 24/15W: 200mm - 5 pcs. or 300mm - 3 pcs.

LED 24/30W: 200mm - 10 pcs. or 300mm - 6 pcs.

LED 24/75W: 200mm - 25 pcs. or 300mm - 17 pcs.,

but in all cases a maximum of 2.4m per supply cable.

Why is the supply cable 4-pole and why do 2 plugs have to be connected to the transformer?

The small plug on the transformer-distributor is designed for a maximum of 20W. To convey a higher output the cable is parallel and another plug is connected. When there is only one plug the length of the strip light is reduced to 1.2m, as for the Flat-Stick.

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At Ta -20 to 35°C

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be stocked?

At Ta -20 to 60°C

Can LED Sticks be dimmed?

Yes, with the appropriate dimmable transformers LED 24/15W and LED 24/30W and 1-10V dimmer switches (not with phase dimmers). Transformers are also available with a radio-controlled dimmer incl. wall bracket.

How many luminaires can be connected to one strip light (automatic cut-out)?

The number in the table refers to an N-circuit 16A with type B switch-off characteristic. Double the number of luminaires can be fitted when using the type C circuit.

Why are there two types of warm white?

We have changed to luminous colour 827 (2700K) for the compact fluorescent lamps because this shade is cosier and suits the halogen lamp better than the 830 (3000K) version.

How far away from the door can it be?

The distance between the sensor and the door should be a max. 50mm.

Does the sensor work with a glass door?

Yes, clear glass reflects the IR-rays of the sensor and can therefore be used as a switching surface.

Can the luminaires be connected to DALI®?

Yes, in conjunction with DALI® on 1-10 V converters (e.g. OSRAM DALI CON/230-240 1…10 SO or DALI CON/230-240 1…10 LI), the luminaires can be operated via DALI® controls or using a simple pushbutton as a Touch DIM®.

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At Ta +5 to 50°C (Ta -10 to 50°C undimmed)

HE: Ta -10 to 50°C

HO: 24W and 39W:  Ta -10 to 50°C
54W:  Ta -10 to 40°C

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be stocked?

At Ta -30 to 70°C

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At Ta -20 to 40°C

Can I also mount the lamp incl. reflector at a 45° angle?

Yes, if the CS-CR 0° or 25° mounting clip is being used to attach the reflector to the lamp and also the CS-CE 45° corner mounting clip for attaching the lamp to the mounting surface.

Can I also mount the lamp incl. reflector at a 90° angle?

Yes, if the CS-CR 0° or 25° mounting clip is being used to attach the reflector to the lamp and also the CS-CW 90° angle mounting clip for attaching the lamp to the mounting surface. However, this should only be attached to a surface edge (max. 30 mm distance) or with min. 15 mm spacers between the reflector and mounting surface, otherwise the reflector will be in complete contact with the surface.

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

24W and 39W:  Ta -10 to 50°C
54W:  Ta -10 to 40°C

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be stocked?

At Ta -30 to 70°C

Are additional connecting cables required for a light band or corner mounting?

No – an HVLSC plug is located at the front of the luminaire and an HVLCS socket with a 20mm lead (approx.) located at the back.

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At ta 0°C to 50°C

Can SLX and XL luminaires be used in one strip light?

Yes, the plug-in system and the clearance to the mounting surface is the same, but the level of brightness of the T4 and T5 lamps is not the same.

At what ambient temperatures can the luminaires be operated?

At ta -15°C to 50°C

Can SLX and XL luminaires be used in one strip light?

Yes, the plug-in system and the clearance to the mounting surface is the same, but the level of brightness of the T4 and T5 lamps is not the same.

Can I operate the transformer with a standard dimmer switch?

No, not with a leading edge or trailing edge phase dimmer. You can use our 1-10V dimmer switch which adjusts only the level of brightness. The transformer must be switched on and off via the supply cable with Euro plug. Any other 1-10V dimmer switch may be used to perform both functions, but in this case the control cables and the supply cable of the transformer must be connected to the dimmer switch by an electrician.

Can I operate the transformer without a dimmer switch?

Yes, without a dimmer switch the transformer will run on max. brightness.

Does the control automatically return to its last setting when a power failure occurs?

Yes, the last dimmer setting is restored, if there is an additional primary connection (e.g.central switch on the display).

Can I connect more than the nominal load to the transformers?

Yes, however this depends on the ambient temperature (Ta): This is 10% (16.5W / 33 W) at Ta 25°C. This is still 5% (15.8W / 31.5W) at maximum Ta (15W = 40°C / 30W = 45°C).

How bright is the LED version compared to the halogen spotlight?

At a distance of 0.5m, the LED-Spot (beam angle 45°) of approx.. 500 lux in ww or 512 lux in cw is comparable to 18W halogen (beam angle 60°) 10W approx. 260 lux and 20W approx. 600 lux.