Lighting Electronics Atlas - Philips Lighting

322 Pages·2013·12.58 MB·English

Lighting Electronics Atlas
A Full Line Catalog of LED Drivers,
LED Modules, Ballasts and Lighting Controls 2014-2015
Lighting Electronics Atlas 2014-2015
Contents
Philips Advance LED Drivers
Page 1-1
Philips LED Modules
Page 2-1
Philips Advance Electronic Fluorescent Ballasts
Page 3-1
Philips Advance Electronic Fluorescent Controllable Ballasts
Page 4-1
Philips Advance Electromagnetic Fluorescent Ballasts
Page 5-1
Philips Advance Electronic HID Ballasts
Page 6-1
Philips Advance Magnetic HID Ballasts
For the latest product
updates, please visit: Page 7-1
Philips LED Drivers
and Modules Philips Lighting Controls
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Philips Advance Ballasts
Page 8-1
www.philips.com/advance
Philips Lighting Reference
Control Products
www.philips.com/
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Providing the right solutions
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Providing the right solutions
From the cities we live in, to the places we
work and shop, to our schools and care
facilities, lighting touches our lives like nothing
else. As a world leader in lighting, Philips is
dedicated to improving people’s lives through
the introduction of innovative and energy-
efficient solutions.
Philips is leading the way in providing energy-
efficient lighting components and devices to
manufacturers and distribution partners through
the delivery of sustainable products.
At Philips every innovation is driven by the
needs of the people, to help them feel more
comfortable and to improve the functionality of
their surroundings. Our approach is based on
obtaining direct input both from customers and
from end-users. Through this approach, we can
assess specific customer needs, track changes
over time, define new insights that fuel our
innovation process, and ultimately help to bring
the ideal new products into the market.
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Make a
difference
Sustainable Lighting Solutions
At Philips Lighting, transforming the way the world thinks and acts towards reducing its
ecological footprint has long been our passion. We meet the energy efficiency challenge
with new solutions to drive responsible energy practices while still providing the high quality
components and devices that our customers require.
Along with our Green Products and Green Innovations, we inspire individuals to make
simple changes that can have profound results.
We are committed to helping our customers “go-green” with a broad range of
high-efficiency lighting components and devices that can help you:
• Significantly reduce energy consumption
• Reduce waste with more eco-friendly packaging
• Stay ahead of changing government regulations
We seek to facilitate new solutions to drive responsible energy practices, and have
long focused on the energy efficiency of our products and production processes.
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RoHS Compliance
Philips is striving to achieve
Smart Choice –
100% RoHS compliance for
Philips Products
all products. For mor information on
A choice to sustain your success the full line of RoHS compliant products,
please visit: www. philips.com
Choosing a supplier is one of the most important
decisions that you can make. The product lines that
you carry reflect directly on your image and the value
you offer your customers.
That’s what makes us your ideal supplier. With the
broadest selection of industry leading components,
including Philips Advance LED Drivers and Ballasts
or Philips LED Modules and Lighting Control devices
we can provide you with a marketable – and
sustainable – competitive advantage.
Anticipating your customer needs
The innovations that we deliver to the marketplace
are inspired by you, our customers. By listening to
your needs, we are able to deliver focused solutions
that help you drive more business. Whether it’s
the latest energy saving technology in LED systems,
or fluorescent and HID ballasts or lighting control
devices, we are driven by your bottom line success.
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Conflict minerals
Background
The proceeds from harmful social and environmental practices in mines, especially in the
eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), have been used to fuel
armed conflict in that region. This is a major concern to the electronics industry, among
others. The recently enacted the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection
Act in the United States defines conflict minerals as Tin, Tungsten, Tantalum and Gold (3TG)
and any derivatives thereof1.
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The Conflict Free Tin Initiative
Our commitment to sustainable development Philips is one of the industry partners brought
compels us to address this concern, even though together by the Dutch government that initiated
Philips does not directly source minerals from a conflict-free tin sourcing program in South Kivu,
the DRC and the mines are typically seven or an eastern province of the DRC. Although this
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more tiers removed from our direct suppliers . region has a rich supply of minerals, its economy
Philips has committed not to purchase raw has collapsed due to decades of ongoing conflict.
materials, subassemblies, or supplies which we In an effort to prevent minerals from financing war,
know contain conflict minerals that directly or many companies worldwide have shielded away
indirectly finance or benefit armed groups in from purchasing minerals from the DRC, creating
the DRC or an adjoining country. a de facto embargo in the region. To overcome
this issue and promote cooperation and economic
growth in the region outside the control of the
rebels, in September 2012, the Conflict Free
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Tin Initiative was launched, introducing a tightly
controlled conflict-free supply chain of tin outside
the influence of the rebels.
For more information on Conflict Minerals and
the steps Philips is taking to identify and use
conflict free minerals visit our webpage
http://www.philips.com/about/company/businesses/
suppliers/conflict_minerals.page.
1 Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer
Protection Act requires certain manufacturers to conduct due diligence
on the use of conflict minerals in their supply chain and to make annual
disclosures to the SEC.
2 The Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC), the Global
e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) and RESOLVE jointly conducted a supply
chain study in 2010, “Tracing a Path Forward: A Study of the Challenges of
the Supply Chain for Target Metals Used in Electronics,” (See www.eicc-gesi.
resolv.wikispaces.net). The study found that tin, tungsten and tantalum make
up a small percentage of the components and subcomponents in electronic
products and the supply chain for these minerals generally contains seven
or more layers.
3 Information on the Conflict Free Tin Initiative can be found at
http://solutions-network.org/site-cfti/.
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Xitanium LED ELECTRONIC DRIVERS
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LED Driver Categories
Long-lasting and low maintenance, LED-based light Based on the features that each driver has to offer the Philips
Advance Xitanium LED Drivers can be classified into three main
sources are an excellent solution for all lighting
categories: Fixed, Dimmable and Programmable.
applications. For optimal performance, these solutions
require reliable drivers matching the long lifetime of Fixed
the LEDs. The Philips Advance Xitanium LED Driver These are designed to meet the basic needs of LED
portfolio offers a range of products specially designed lighting. Available in either dedicated input voltage or
Intellivolt options, these drivers can address wide variety
to operate LED solutions for a variety of lighting
of output current and power requirements.
applications such as office, retail, industrial and
outdoor as well as meet wide variety of customer Dimmable
needs, but they can all provide certain common benefits. Along with the benefits of fixed drivers, these drivers are
designed to address the growing demand for controllability and
Including: flexibility The Adjustable Output Current (AOC) feature enables
operation of various LED configurations from different LED
• Reliable and consistent operation manufactures and offers “future proof” solutions for new LED
generations. There are specific dimmable versions enabling use
• High efficiency — >90% in some cases
of lighting controls to help increase energy saving through a wide
• Greater than 0.9 PF and Less than 20% THD variety of protocols, such as 0-10V, Step-Dim, Trailing Edge
4 and Leading Edge. In most of the cases the indoor drivers also
• Greater that 50,000 hrs lifetime
integrate a 12V output for active cooling and NTC feedback
• 5-year limited warranty1 for LED module temperature protection.
• ROHS compliance2 Additional Benefits with Dimmable LED Drivers Include:
• Wide variety of dimming interfaces (0-10V, Phase Cut,
• Safety approbations (UL, CSA, CE, ENEC,
Step-Dim)
PSE, SELV or CQC)
• Helps you address code requirements for energy
efficient buildings
• Offers fixture design flexibility with the AOC feature
• Models offering features such as fan output and module
temperature protection
See footnote on page 1-33.
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