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GlacialLight Announces New Natural Sunlight of GL-DLC06-35-NL Series

GlacialLight, the LED lighting division of GlacialTech Inc., announces the natural sunlight GL-DLC06-35-NL and GL-DLC06DA-35-NL. The new lighting fixtures use the SEOUL SunLike CoB to light up objects in their natural colors. The CRI is 97, as well as the CQS is up to 98. The color fidelity index…

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Features:
• CRI is 97
• CQS is 98
• TM-30-15 Rf is up to 97
• TM-30-15 Rg is up to 100
• With 90° beam angle
• WW (3000 K), NW (4000 K) and CW (5000 K) available
• GL-DLC06DA-35-NL with 3-in-1 dimming type available

Specifications:

Model No.

GL-DLC06-35-NL-WW

GL-DLC06-35-NL-NW

GL-DLC06-35-NL-CW

Energy Used

35 W

Rated Life

30,000 Hours

Input Voltage

100-240 V AC
(Driver with CUL Certificate Support 277 V AC for North America only)

Power Factor (PF)

0.98 at 120 VAC, 0.94 at 240 VAC without dimmer

CCT (color)

3000 K

4000 K

5000 K

Luminous Flux

2800 lm

2950 lm

3000 lm

System Efficacy

80 lm/W

84 lm/W

86 lm/W

CRI (Typ.)

97 (on the Black Body Line, BBL)

CQS (Typ.)

97

97

98

TM-30-15 Rf (Typ.)

96

97

96

TM-30-15 Rg (Typ.)

101

100

101

Beam Angle

90° (Reflector)

Dimension

Ø 175 x 100 mm

IP Rating

IP40

Operation Temperature

-20°C ~ +40°C

Bundled Driver

GP-RS35P-42C

(Driver Output :
Constant Current 800 mA,
33~42 V)

Net Weight

1050 g (with driver)

Package

8 Boxes / Carton

LED (SEOUL SunLike CoB)

SunLike-SAWS1566A
C5GE3HS

SunLike-SAWS1566A
C5EE3HS

SunLike-SAWS1566A
C5CE3HS

The GL-DLC06-35-NL contents harmful blue light wavelength is significantly less than the conventional LED. The blue light will cause the vision decline rapidly and affect the sleep quality. The GL-DLC06-35-NL also features less glare and low diffusion reflection to protect vision. The light of the GL-DLC06-35-NL is more smooth and gentle. It minimizes negative effects of conventional LED light sources.

Read more information about the GL-DLC06-35-NL, please visit:
http://www.glaciallight.com/products/CoB-LED_Natural-Sunlight.htm

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