Human-centric Lighting

Helvar Introduces New Compact 45W Tunable White Driver

Helvar is passionate to spread the message of wellbeing through human-centric lighting solutions. Therefore, Helvar is very excited to announce a new Tunable White LED driver with some fantastic features for professional lighting. Helvar's new 45 W DALI Type 8 compact driver comes with wide output…

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Main Features of the LC45iC-DA-100-900:
• 45/2 W Tunable White (DT8) DALI dimmable LED driver
• 100 mA – 900 mA adjustable current output
• SELV60
• Lifetime (h): 50000
• Dimming range: 2% – 100%

With accessory strain-reliefs you can install Helvar's new LC45iC-DA-100-900 driver also outside the luminaire, which is an excellent choice for pendants and LED panels. The driver supports our patented Switch-Control 2 functionality: an easy way to control both the light intensity and color temperature from a simple retrievable switch.

And the most important: flicker-free amplitude dimming down to 2% and wide dynamic dimming range guarantees excellent performance – that's a perfect match for lighting needs in spaces supporting wellbeing with lighting.

We are with you all the way: match the driver with our iC Series LED modules and choose Helvar lighting control system to enjoy the ultimate customer experience only we can provide.

Looking for more information what Tunable White or human centric lighting is? To learn more about Tunable White, please visit Helvar.com/luminaire-components/tunable-white/ or find out more and make your sample orders from your closest Helvar representative at Helvar.com/contact-us

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