LED high bay spotlight 240 W with D-mark

LED light for illuminating stables, riding arenas, industrial halls, and warehouses!

• Ideal for high ceiling constructions
• Energy-efficient SMD chips from Philips
• Very high luminous efficacy
• High color temperature for fatigue-reducing vision
• Jet-proof and dustproof (protection class IP 65)
• D-marked according to DIN EN 60598-2-24, making it suitable for areas at risk of fire due to combustible dust or fibers (hay storage, feed, bedding, etc.)
• Direct or suspended ceiling mounting
• Die-cast aluminum housing with anti-corrosion coating
• Special heat sink shape for optimized heat dissipation
• Ammonia-resistant and suitable for high-pressure cleaning (DLG-tested)

More milk through more light

Lighting duration, light intensity, and light color have a major impact on lactation, fertility, and animal well-being. Lighting management is therefore particularly important in dairy farming.

High switching stability

On – Off – On – Off… Unlike energy-saving or fluorescent lamps, these robust LEDs are practically immune to frequent switching. This makes them ideal for intensive switching operations with motion detectors.

Instant full light output

Energy-saving or discharge lamps require a warm-up phase, sometimes lasting several minutes, to reach full brightness. With LEDs, this scenario is a thing of the past, as they offer 100% light output immediately after switching on.

Full light output even at low temperatures

LEDs operate very efficiently even at low temperatures and are therefore ideal for use outdoors or in unheated buildings. While an LED tube, for example, continues to emit full light output at an ambient temperature of 0°C, a typical fluorescent tube designed for ambient temperatures of 20°C only reaches 40-60% of its maximum value.

No attraction to insects

Unlike the human eye, insect eyes are particularly sensitive to ultraviolet radiation (UV). While the high-pressure mercury vapor lamps commonly used in the past acted like vacuum cleaners for millions of insects due to their high UV content, the light emitted by LEDs is considered very insect-friendly – ​​it contains virtually no UV radiation.

No additional heat input

The light emitted by an LED remains cool – in contrast to thermal radiators such as halogen or incandescent lamps, where a large portion of the energy is converted into infrared radiation and thus into heat. Although heat is generated in the electronics of LEDs, it is not radiated towards the object being illuminated.

Safe operation

Due to their high energy efficiency, CO2 emissions remain correspondingly low. Since LED lights do not contain mercury, their operation is completely safe, and disposal can be carried out via municipal waste collection points. Naturally, all our products meet the requirements of Directive 2002/95/EC on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS).

Technical Data

• Beam angle: 110°
• Service life (chip): >50,000 hours
• Voltage: 100 - 277 V / 50 - 60 Hz
• 5700 Kelvin
• Color rendering index (CRI): Ra >80
• Operating temperature: -40 °C to +65 °C
• Protection class: IP 65