14935 EKTOR | Alldatasheet
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WIRELESS DALI+ CONSTANT CURRENT DRIVER Driver Kit - Wireless DALI+ LED Driver Utilises wireless technology for greater installation flexibility Extended range for connectivity over larger areas Offers real-time monitoring and advanced smart home integration
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Description Driver Kit - Wireless DALI+ LED driver with 1.2m 2 core flex and plug - set to 650mA Driver Power 39.9 W Driver Type Wireless (IEC62386-104) with DT6 Item Code DK1-0AABBHZX00065 MECHANICAL Fitting Colour Black IC Rating Do not cover ELECTRICAL Electrical Rating Class II Input Current 0.18 A Input Frequency 50 Hz Input voltage 230Vac In Australia the Input voltage is defined as 230Vac -6%/+10%. This effectively means that the voltage range of these products are 216Vac - 253Vac or 240V +6% Power Factor 0.95 Standby Power 0.5 W Standby power for non-maintained/switched maintained emergency devices is measured when the light is off and the charger is in standby mode. For maintained emergency devices, standby power is measured when the light is on and the charger is in standby mode. Typically, charging occurs for the first 16 hours after the device is powered or after a battery discharge. Surge Protection L-N 2kV Working Temp Range -20 to 45 °C DRIVER Dimmable Yes Driver Code ZC-DRIVER-40J-WL Driver Mode Constant Current Driver Type Wireless (IEC62386-104) with DT6 Flex & Plug or Lead Length 1200 mm Wiring Type Re-wireable Flex & Plug (2 pin) Driver Power 39.9 W Driver Current 650 mA Output Voltage Range 6-38 V PSTLM 0.02 Short Term Light Modulation (PstLM): The requirement is that PstLM should be less than or equal to 1.0. This metric measures the short-term flicker severity and ensures that flicker is not perceptible or is at a level that does not cause discomfort or health issues. SVM 0.003 Stroboscopic Visibility Measure (SVM): The requirement for SVM is that it should be less than or equal to 0.4. The SVM metric assesses the visibility of the stroboscopic effect, which can make moving objects appear to be stationary or moving in discrete steps, thus ensuring that this effect is minimized in lighting environments to prevent visual discomfort and safety hazards. 1300 438 658 sales@evolt.com.au ektor.com.au © 2025 Evolt Generated on 31st of January 2025 07:13:40 - Page 1
Standards AS/NZS 61347.1 AS 61347.2.13 AS CISPR 15 IEC 62386-104 IEC 62386-207 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Information is subject to change without prior notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only. E&OE Generated on 31st of January 2025 07:13:40 - Page 2