Clean, smart lines
Variable photometric modules enable fully flexible adjustment of the individual lamps
Hygienic and versatile lighting
The Trilux 554••• series has been designed to meet sterile demands in clean rooms. Trilux-Lenze, the manufacturer reports:
‘One of the most impressive characteristics of the IP 65-rated clean-room luminaire are the variable photometric modules, which allow fully flexible adjustment of the individual lamps by +30º to -30º to the perpendicular. This enables narrow-angle, wide-angle or even an individually adjustable asymmetrical light distribution.’
‘The 554••• range, available in 2-lamp and 3-lamp versions, has been optimised for use of T5 lamps. Because the lamps cannot be seen directly, disturbing glare is efficiently reduced. All models are equipped with multi-lamp electronic control gear, allowing use of different fluorescent lamps with the same lengths, due to automatic wattage recognition. Dimmable variants are also planned.’
This article was published on 04/30/2003
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