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Tridonic Tunable White - Feel-Good Light for Offices

Tridonic has expanded its product portfolio in the Tunable White segment with the addition of the square TALEXXengine QLE PREMIUM LED module which has been designed specifically for area luminaires in offices, educational establishments and healthcare facilities. People who spend many hours in…

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Natural daylight has a positive effect on our well-being, health and productivity. It helps alleviate mood swings and keeps our biorhythms in balance. Dynamically adjustable light that changes over the course of the day has a comparable effect. Tridonic offers a square lighting solution known as the Tunable White Area System which is tailored precisely to the area luminaires used in offices, educational establishments and healthcare facilities.

The Tunable White Area System is available as a precalibrated set that provides optimum quality of light and high colour consistency. It consists of four square LED modules each with a luminous flux of 1250 lm and one low-profile LED driver with a one4all interface (DALI Device Type 8, DSI, switchDIM, colourTEMPERATURE) and an output of 75 W. System efficiency is more than 130 lm/W. Thanks to the calibration the colour temperature can be set dynamically between 3000 K and 6000 K, with the luminous flux being kept constant. In addition, the system can be dimmed from 100 to 10% without changing the colour temperature. This means that it is able to achieve an excellent system colour tolerance of MacAdam 3.

Integrated thermal management ensures that the system does not require separate cooling. The long life of 50,000 hours reduces maintenance requirements considerably. The economical LED light sources and the dimming function combine to provide a high level of lighting comfort and a reduction in energy consumption.

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About Tridonic:
As a leading international supplier of intelligent and efficient lighting solutions, Tridonic supports its customers and business partners on their journey to greater success with intelligent, impressive and sustainable lighting. Our components and lighting systems offer the highest quality, absolute reliability and considerable energy savings, giving our customers a distinct competitive advantage.
Tridonic constantly brings innovations and state-of-the-art lighting systems to market. More than 95 percent of our R&D projects are devoted to the development of new LED systems and technologies for networked light. Thanks to our expertise and know-how in vertical lighting applications (in retail outlets, offices, educational establishments, outdoor installations and industry, for example), leading luminaire manufacturers, architects, electrical planners, lighting designers, electrical contractors and wholesalers place their trust in Tridonic for their indoor and outdoor lighting.
Tridonic is part of the Zumtobel Group and has its headquarters in Dornbirn, Austria. In the 2014/15 fiscal year, Tridonic achieved sales of 393.8 million euros. 1,750 highly qualified employees and sales partners in 51 countries throughout the world are committed to the development and introduction of new, intelligent and networked lighting systems. With over 40 million light points installed per year, Tridonic is ideally placed to position lighting as a key element and important infrastructure for networking more than just light (the internet of things).

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