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ATEX emergency units and programmable control systems for commercial, industrial and agricultural installations.

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  • ELVACONTROL - Système de Pilotage Intelligent - luminaire LED professionnel Rexylum

    Cattle

    ELVACONTROL · Intelligent Control System

    Intelligent Control System Programmable controller with LCD screen for managing complex lighting cycles in livestock buildings. ELVACONTROL is the brain of the agricultural installation. It allows automatic dimming scenarios to be configured over 24h, reducing mortality and optimising feed intake through a smooth light transition. It supports Triac and 0-10V dimming to control up to 3300W of luminaires. Screen: 7-inch colour LCD | Channels: 3 to 6 channels (5A per channel) | Signal: Triac or 0-10V | Cycle: Programmable 24h | Voltage: 240VAC 50/60Hz.

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  • REX-BAES Extreme - Signalétique de Sécurité ATEX - luminaire LED professionnel Rexylum

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    REX-BAES Extreme · ATEX Safety Signage

    ATEX Safety Signage Explosion-proof emergency unit designed to operate at extreme temperatures (-30°C to +55°C). Essential for the safety of hazardous sites, this ATEX emergency exit unit is certified IP67 and IK09. It uses high-visibility Bridgelux LEDs to guarantee clear signage in the event of a power cut. Its robust construction makes it one of the few models able to withstand severe climatic and industrial stresses. Power: 5W | Voltage: AC100-277V | IP67 / IK09 | LED: Bridgelux 3030 | Ambient temp.: -30°C to +55°C | Service life: > 50,000h L70 | Dimensions: 350x66x41 mm.

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  • Three thumbnails of the same shop counter lit in warm white, neutral white and cool white to compare colour temperature

    LED performance and controls

    Warm white or neutral white: choosing the colour temperature

    Colour temperature is decided when the order is placed, not up in the cherry picker: once the luminaires are installed, going back means taking the ceiling down again. Here is the selection rule by type of space, the limits that apply outdoors and the situations where mixing two shades really causes problems.

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