High Efficiency 80W / 100W IP66 13600Lm Wind Solar Street Light For Street
Product Features
Response time is short,Safe low voltage Good heat dissipation, long life
high quality heat sink
Reduce LED light attenuation,Improve LED life,Philips brand high efficiency LED,Semiconductor light source,No ultraviolet and infrared radiation,Life≧50000Hour
High efficiency optical lens
140°*70°Optical angle,High light efficiency.Light typical luminous efficiency:170lm / w
Implementation of standards
Lamp implementation IEC 60598-2-3-2011 "road and street lighting safety requirements",
Brief of LED LIGHTING:
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BY-SLB2-80W/BY-SLB2-100W
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Life
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≥50000H
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Power
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80W / 100W
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Working Voltage
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80W/100W DC43-50V
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Working Current
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80W100W DC1.75/2.1A
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Size
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502x295x88 mm
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Optical angle
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140°x70°
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Color rendering index
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≥75
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Color temperature
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4000K/5000K
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Luminous flux
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| 80W 13600 lm |
| 100W 17000 lm |
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Operating temperature range
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-30°C~50°C
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Protection class
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IP66
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FAQ
Q: Is HY Energy a manufacturer or a trading company?
A: HY Energy is a high-tech manufacturer focused on design, production and application of high performance and reliable small wind turbine products from 2001.
Q: Why choose a horizontal wind turbine?
A: The advantage of horizontal wind is that it is able to produce more electricity from a given amount of wind. So if you are trying to produce as much wind as possible at all times, horizontal axis is likely the choice for you.
Q: Do I have enough wind?
A: You can find out from Gaisma.com, HYE wind turbine start up wind speed is 2m/s.
Q: What is the difference between on-grid and off-grid turbines? How do I know which one is right for me?
A: If your home currently gets its energy from a utility company, you will need an on-grid turbine, which helps decrease your monthly utility bill by generating energy your home draws on before it turns to your utility company for energy. If you currently don't have the option of buying energy from a utility company, you have what is known as an off-grid need. Homeowners with off-grid needs often create what is known as a hybrid system, which employs both wind energy and energy generated by solar photovoltaic cells to keep their batteries charged.
