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Visby 6014GR lantern body without roof, 2×LED 44.5 W 3000 K, graphite RAL 7016 – NORLYS

Name: Visby 6014GR lantern body without roof, 2×LED 44.5 W 3000 K, graphite RAL 7016 – NORLYS
Brand: NORLYS

Visby 6014GR is the lantern body from the Visby 576 lantern set — a powder-coated cast aluminium housing in graphite (RAL 7016) with a clear PMMA cylinder holding two LED modules. Norlys sells the 576 lantern as a set of two articles: this body and the Visby roof (art. 6013). The roof is not part of 6014GR and is ordered separately. Mounting on a pole The luminaire slips onto a pole with a 60 mm mounting spigot; the pole is not included. It connects through a 4.5 m cable that is joined in a junction box inside the pole. A reducer (art. 3070) and a mounting adapter (art. 154) are offered as separate accessories. It is a protection class I luminaire, so it needs an earth connection. The housing is rated IP65 with IK05 impact resistance, which allows outdoor mounting without any additional cover. Light from two modules Two Philips Fortimo LED modules draw 44.5 W together. The upper one (27 W, 3000 lm) gives indirect light aimed upwards, and the lower one (17.5 W, 2000 lm) shines straight down. The modules can be switched together or separately, so the same lantern can light a path fully or give only the softer upper light. 3000 K is warm white, and a colour rendering index of Ra 80 renders colours correctly, if less faithfully than Ra 90 sources. The manufacturer states 4900 lm from the light sources and 2465 lm from the complete luminaire. The luminaire is not dimmable. The LED modules are replaced by a service technician or a qualified electrician, not by the user. Several luminaires on one circuit At switch-on the driver draws a short inrush current, so the manufacturer states how many of these luminaires one circuit breaker can carry: 28 on B 10A, 45 on B 16A, 46 on C 10A and 76 on C 16A. These figures are worth checking when planning a row of lanterns along a path.Show more

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