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The range of IGEM packs have been designed to suit all
common T5 fluorescent luminaires. They all high efficiency lamps from
8 to 35Watts and for specific operation of lamps over 35Watts there is
the HO range.
The compact dimensions provide flexibility for internal component layout
and the pushwire terminals simplify manual or robotic assembly. Case
temperature (tc) rated at 80C. The IGEM low profile modules fully comply
with EN61347 and EN60925 There are two modes in which the pack can be
configured and operated; Maintained and Non-maintained. In a maintained configuration (like the ECOSPLIT default), you can see that the tube is working, but it is also possible to have a dead tube and not notice it. That’s one reason why all emergency fittings should be regularly tested. Each fitting is ideally tested monthly and every 12 months they should be run for at least an hour but preferably until the batteries are run down completely. In this way the batteries which are sealed Nickel Cadmium can maintain a full charge, if you only partially discharge them they develop a "memory" and only part of their power is available. All emergency fittings should have an indication LED, which shows that the batteries are charged and ready for action, if the LED is not lit then its time to replace the batteries. | ||||
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