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Difference between regulated light source and light source modules Difference between regulated light source and light source modules

Difference between regulated light source and light source modules - PowerPoint Presentation

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Difference between regulated light source and light source modules - PPT Presentation

Approved Light Source R37 R99 R128 Light Source Module Category sheet RE5 Submitted to GRE approved by GRE and WP29 Does not exist A limited module description is submitted by the device manufacturer to the approval body ID: 1000739

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1. Difference between regulated light source and light source modulesApproved Light Source (R37, R99, R128)Light Source ModuleCategory sheet (RE5)Submitted to GRE;approved by GRE and WP29Does not exist. A (limited) module description is submitted by the device manufacturer to the approval bodyTolerances (flux, position,..)Clearly defined in the category sheetIncluded in the description ?COP requirementsClearly defined in the Regulation and audited by the authorityDo not exist (on module level)Keying / non-interchangeabilityFully defined in IEC 60061Keying between modules (of different manufacturers) is not checkedReplaceableBy the car owner etcOptional, but only by the luminaire maker during repair (?)„after exchange the photometry shall be met“SLR-29-06SLR-30-02

2. Difference between light sourcesApproved Light Source (R37, R99, R128)Light Source / LED ModuleNon replaceable light sourceResponsibility for approvalLS manufacturerLuminaire manufacturerLuminaire manufacturerCategory sheet (RE5)Submitted to GRE;approved by GRE and WP29Does not exist. A (limited) module description is submitted by the device manufacturer to the approval bodyNo category sheetTolerances (flux, position,..)Clearly defined in the category sheetIncluded in the description ?N.A. in light source modulesCOP requirementsClearly defined in the Regulation and audited by the authorityDo not exist (on module level)CoP only on luminaire levelKeying / non-interchangeabilityFully defined in IEC 60061Keying between modules (of different manufacturers) is not checkedReplaceable (design)YESOptional, with the use of toolsN.A.Replaceable in the vehicleAs indicated in the vehicle operation bookAs indicated in the vehicle operation bookN.A.@SLR-29Sent by SLR secretary

3. Approved Light Sources and Light Source Modules (R-LSD)Approved Light Source (R37, R99, R128)Light Source ModuleNon-replaceable Light SourceResponsibility for approvalLS manufacturerLuminaire manufacturer (not for the module, but for the luminaire)Luminaire manufacturer (only for the luminaire)Category sheet (RE5)Submitted to GRE;approved by GRE and WP29n/aA (limited) module description is submitted by the device manufacturer to the approval body; the content and structure of the module description is not defined in the regulationn/aA description is maybe included in internal documentationTolerances (flux, position, voltage range..)Clearly defined in the category sheetNot required by the regulation.Tolerances are maybe included in description or internal documentationn/aTolerances are maybe included in internal documentationCOP requirementsClearly defined in the Regulation and audited by the authoritye.g. 350lm +/-20%Not defined on module level, only on luminaire levele.g. for DRL minimum 400cd; maximum 1200cd (800 cd +/- 50%)Not defined on light source level, only on luminaire levele.g. for DRL minimum 400cd; maximum 1200cd (800 cd +/- 50%)Keying / non-interchangeabilityFully defined in IEC 60061Keying between different modules (whether from the same or from different supplier) is not required and not checked during type-approval (only if several modules are used in one luminaire; source: R112 Annex 10)n/aDesigned for replaceabilityyesOptional, “with the use of tools”; „after exchange the photometry shall be met“ (source: R112 Annex 10)who is allowed to do the exchange is not defined. noRoad-side replaceabilityMandatory for R37 light sourcesOptional for R128 light sources (as indicated in the vehicle manual)Not specified by the regulation; Maybe described in the vehicle manualnoSLR-302019-05-02 PP