OPTOTRONIC FIT D NFC HC B
Product family features
- 1- and 2-channels drivers
- Line frequency: 47.5…60 Hz
- Versatile scope of application due to output power range of up to 1050 W
- Supply voltage: 220…240 V / 400 V
- Available with output current range: up to 1,600 mA
- Non-isolated drivers
Product family benefits
- Flexible and future-proof current setting via NFC (Near Field Communication)
- Lifetime: up to 100,000 h (temperature at Tc = 65 °C, max. 10 % failure rate)
- Higher quality of light thanks to < 1% output ripple current
- Very high efficiency (up to 97%)
- Protection against 4 kV burst and 2 kV surge voltage (L-N and L-N/PE)
Products
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OT FIT 500/220...400/1A6 D NFC HC B L
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150…550 V | 400…1600 mA | 312.0 mm | 136.0 mm | 43.0 mm | ||
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OT FIT 1000/220...400/1A6 D NFC HC 2CH B L
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150…550 V | 400…1600 mA | 312.0 mm | 136.0 mm | 43.0 mm |
Information about Family
Areas of application
- Linear and area lighting
- Horticulture lighting
- Industry lighting
- Suitable for luminaires of protection class I
Ecodesign regulation information:
Intended for use with LED modules.
The forward voltage of the LED light source shall be within the defined operating window of the control gear in all operating conditions including dimming if applicable.
Separate control gear and light sources must be disposed of at certified disposal companies in accordance with Directive 2012/19/EU (WEEE) in the EU and with Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations 2013 in the UK. For this purpose, collection points for recycling centres and take-back systems (CRSO) are available from retailers or private disposal companies, which accept separate control gear and light sources free of charge. In this way, raw materials are conserved and materials are recycled.
Intended for use with LED modules.
The forward voltage of the LED light source shall be within the defined operating window of the control gear in all operating conditions including dimming if applicable.
Separate control gear and light sources must be disposed of at certified disposal companies in accordance with Directive 2012/19/EU (WEEE) in the EU and with Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations 2013 in the UK. For this purpose, collection points for recycling centres and take-back systems (CRSO) are available from retailers or private disposal companies, which accept separate control gear and light sources free of charge. In this way, raw materials are conserved and materials are recycled.