Design Intuitive Engineering Innovation Design Performance Serious Energy Savings Ideal directindirect distribution maximum row spacing Exceptional Ceiling Uniformity Low peak candela angle closetoceiling installation ID: 637780
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Why BoldPlay?Brilliant Design. Intuitive
EngineeringInnovation + Design = Performance
Serious Energy Savings
Ideal direct/indirect distribution
maximum row spacing
Exceptional Ceiling UniformityLow peak candela angle = close-to-ceiling installation Slide4
Fearless
Innovation
in
Architectural LED Lighting
LED Light Guide Technology
MesoOptics
Nanotechnology
High performance
LED luminaireSlide5
Truly harnessing the true potential of LED technology
1.67”
9.4” Slide6
Serious PerformanceTrue D/I performance allows:
Lower power densitiesMaximum visual comfortWider fixture spacing
Unparalleled
uniformity
No direct view of light source
Peak candela angle is 112.5° and 3.8:1 Peak-to-zenith.
55° brightness control meets RP1 for intensive spaces
.
27.5° peak angle minimizes veiling reflections
.
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0% up/30% downSlide7
ApplicationsSlide8
Light Source
Room Size
Spacing
Light Level
Energy Density
Ceiling UniformityLuminaire EfficacyLED 4800 lm
48’Lx26’Wx10’H
12’
o.c
.
39 fc
0.60W/ft
2
1.94:1102 lm/WDesign for success.Slide9
Make a lasting
impression.
Light Source
Room Size
Light Level
Energy DensityLuminaire EfficacyLED 4800 lm
18’Lx12’Wx9’H
23 fc
0.43W/ft
2
102 lm/WSlide10
Polished appearance,
unrivaled performance.
Light Source
Room Size
Spacing
Light LevelEnergy DensityCeiling Uniformity
Luminaire Efficacy
LED 3400 lm
15’Lx12’Wx9’H
7.5’
o.c
.
34 fc
0.72W/ft
21.06:1
106 lm/WSlide11
In a
class of its own.
Light Source
Room Size
Spacing
Light LevelEnergy DensityCeiling UniformityLuminaire Efficacy
LED 4800 lm
40’Lx24’Wx16’H
12’
o.c
.
37 fc
0.78W/ft
2
1.07:1102 lm/WSlide12
Adding distinction to
extraordinary spaces.
Light Source
Room Size
Spacing
Light LevelEnergy DensityCeiling Uniformity
Luminaire Efficacy
LED
4800
lm
60’Lx10’Wx9’H
10’
o.c
.
20 fc0.47W/ft2
3.81:1102 lm/WSlide13
Make a bold statement.
Light Source
Room Size
Spacing
Light Level
Energy DensityLuminaire Efficacy
LED 3400 lm
60’Lx32’Wx12’H
12’
o.c
.
37
fc
0.60W/ft
2106 lm/WSlide14
Product optionsSlide15
Flexible Distributions
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0% Up / 80% Down
100% Down
80% Down
Variable Optics Kit
100% Down
Variable Optics KitSlide16
ComplementaryWall Mount
60% Up / 40% DownSlide17
Color
consciousSlide18
Application Guide
Lighting power density and illuminance information are average maintained values based on predictive engineering analyses in an open plan area measuring 60'W x 60'L x 9’0"H; with room
reflectances of
ρc 80/ρw 50/ρf 20; and LLF of 0.85 in all cases. Lumen outputs based on 4ft nominal. Changes to fixture mounting and/or workplane
heights affect uniformity and to a lower extent light levels, but have no significant impact on energy performance. Ceiling uniformity values are calculated using a statistical area of exitance values, using as a reference, a plane located between a point on the ceiling above a luminaire's photometric center, and the mid-point between two rows of luminaires. All application results have been calculated using real luminaire photometric test data and OEM published system specifications for Philips Ledalite factory standard components at the time of publication. Modifications to architectural conditions, luminaire components, and calculation parameters will yield different results. Slide19Slide20
Family of
TechnologiesSlide21Slide22Slide23
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Fixture photometry has been conducted by a NVLAP accredited testing laboratory in accordance with IESNA LM-79-08. Lumen maintenance of the LEDs used in this fixture has been tested by the LED manufacturer in accordance with IESNA LM-80-08.Slide25
Lumen maintenance:
TM-21-11: L85 (6K) >36,000 hours*
L80 > 60,000 hours
*IES TM-21-11 only allows lumen maintenance projections up to 6 times the test duration (in hours) of LM-80-08 measured data.
L80Slide26
Fixture
LEDs
DriverSlide27
Optional Integrated
TechnologiesSlide28
Solar powered photosensor
The solar powered photosensor harnesses energy from natural light via integrated miniature photovoltaic cells and constantly monitors illumination levels.
Kinetic energy switch
Kinetic handheld remote
The wireless and battery-free Airwave wall switch and remote handheld control are powered by the simple motion of pushing the switch; creating just enough kinetic energy to send a wireless signal to the transceiver.
Solar
powered occupancy sensor
The solar powered occupancy sensor significantly enhances energy savings by automatically dimming
down and then turning off when the space is vacant.
Intelligent Transceiver
As the hub of system intelligence, the Airwave transceiver receives wireless signals from each device and commands the associated light fixtures to turn on, turn off or dim.Slide29
Energy savings of up to 35%
Free.
Response Daylight Harvesting SensorsSlide30