What is Low-Voltage Lighting?
The term ‘low-voltage lighting’ encompasses LED lighting ranging from 12 volts to 48 volts, offering users a broader range of operating options while simultaneously reducing electricity costs. Discover why investing in LED systems is a wise choice.
Applications of Low-Voltage Lighting
While low-voltage lighting was traditionally prevalent in production halls and plants, where uninterrupted power supply and adequate lighting are crucial amidst substantial electricity consumption and high costs, it has now transcended into other domains. Commercial and residential buildings are increasingly adopting low-voltage lighting for its energy efficiency and superior performance.
Low-voltage lighting at 12 volts provides an exceptionally safe solution, eliminating the risk of electric shock to humans and animals. As a result, it is increasingly favored even in high-risk environments such as bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor spaces exposed to moisture. LED strips and tapes exemplify the popularity of 12V low-voltage lighting, although they may not always suffice as the sole light source.
On the other hand, low-voltage lighting with higher strength, ranging from 24 to 48 volts, proves effective in diverse settings. Its application enhances occupational safety, especially in confined spaces such as car repair shops, where escape during emergencies may be challenging. It also serves well in large halls and industrial plants involved in the production of rolling stock. In residential settings, this type of lighting is commonly found in cellars and garages.
Low-voltage lighting options are available within the Tytan LED range by Lena Lighting, fulfilling requirements for low-voltage electrical installations outlined in health and safety workstation manuals.
Trusting LED Technology
The key advantage of low-voltage lighting lies in its waterproof nature. This quality enables its deployment in areas exposed to moisture, including outdoor spaces. An exemplary product is the Magnum Future LED 32W floodlight, renowned for its high luminous flux and exceptional impact resistance, making it invaluable for illuminating construction sites or aiding emergency services in various scenarios. Its high level of sealing allows for operation even in the most challenging weather conditions.
Low-voltage lighting is well-suited for offices, commercial spaces, and residential buildings alike. These systems generate lower operating temperatures and consume significantly less electricity compared to traditional 230V lighting. LEDs excel at emitting maximum light output using minimal electricity, eliminating the need for lengthy heating processes that consume substantial power. Implementing LED lighting in industrial plants can result in up to 70% reduction in electricity consumption costs. Notably, the Tytan LED pro line of lamps by Lena Lighting is specifically designed for areas requiring high levels of dust and waterproofing.
Furthermore, the LED modules employed by Lena Lighting exhibit an exceptionally long lifespan, directly contributing to reduced operating costs.
Ecology: The Environmental Impact of LED Lighting
Lower electricity consumption not only demonstrates energy efficiency but also benefits the environment. Furthermore, the high reliability of LED lighting reduces electronic waste while providing prolonged lighting enjoyment. It is worth mentioning that low-voltage lighting does not contain mercury, a highly detrimental element to the environment.
Additionally, Lena Lighting offers certain lamps, such as the Camea LED Evo plafond, with a variant featuring a radio motion sensor (RCR). This feature activates the light output upon detecting the presence of users, automatically switching to standby when the area is vacated. Controlled power consumption is a solution that benefits both your finances and the environment.
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