Osram DULUX INTELLIGENT FACILITY combines the following advantages: Fast light presence thanks to the new "Quick light" technology; "heavy duty" switching durability; direct voltage and emergency power compatibility.

Product characteristics

• Energy efficiency: very good (EEC = A)
• Luminous efficiency: very good (58 until 62 lumens/watt)
• Average life: 20,000 hours, corresponding to around 
  20 years at about 2.7 hours per day
• Switching durability: illimited
• Lumen ramp-up: very satisfying thanks to new patented "Quick light Technology" (60 % of nominal light output reached within 15 seconds)
• Colour rendering: good (R_a> 80
• Mercury content: very low (1.3 until 1.9 mg per lamp)
• Recycling: very good (> 95 %)
• Manufacturing plants are certified according to the ISO 9,001 and ISO 14,001 international standard for environmental management
• Production in Europe and Asia

Advantages

• Good OSRAM quality: long-lasting and high switching durability
• Available in two colours: "warm comfort light" and "Cool White"
• Simple 1 : 1 exchange with E27 or E14 base
• Can be used for DC applications without restrictions and in emergency systems (176...310V)
• Extremely fast lumen ramp-up thanks to new patented
  "Quick Light Technology"

Application notes

• Ideal for lighting systems with presence detectors or with automatic switchoff, in stairwells for example
• Ideal for all rooms, especially where the lamps have to withstand frequent on / off switching
• Lamps are not suitable for use with external dimmers or electronic switches

• Use outdoors only in enclosed and ventilated luminaires

Waste disposal and security

• All compact fluorescent lamps contain some amount of toxic mercury. Don't throw away with normal household waste!
• Normal precautions should be taken for the collection of glass particles in the event a lamp is broken.
• Breakage of the lamp results in some exposure to the phosphor powder and to elemental mercury. No adverse effects are expected from occasional exposure to broken lamps, but as a matter of good practice, prolonged exposure should be avoided through the use of adequate ventilation during the disposal of large quantities of lamps.