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Product Number CA11388_EMILY-M Family Emily Type Assembly Color clear Diameter 26 mm Height 15,15 mm Style round Optic Material PMMA Holder Material Fastening tape, pin Status production ready ROHS Comliant Yes Date Updated 9/06/2016 OPTICAL PROPERTIES Viewing Light Effi- LED Angle Beam ciency cd/lm Connector XP-E 18 deg Medium 93 % 7.900 - XP-G 18 deg Medium 93 % 7.200 - XB-H 18 deg Medium 89 % 7.600 - LUXEON Rebel 18 deg Medium 91 % 7.500 - NVSxx19A 18 deg Medium 91 % - - NCSxx19A 18 deg Medium 91 % - - NCSxx19B sim: 18 Medium sim: 91 %sim: 8.700 - Oslon SSL 80 18 deg Medium 88 % - - Oslon SSL 150 20 deg Medium - - - Oslon Square EC 18 deg Medium 89 % 8.250 - Z5 18 deg Medium - - - Double Dome (GM2BB) 18 deg Medium - - - June 9th 2017 4:19 Copyright Ledil Oy - Subject to change without prior notice - Page 1/1 Ledil Oy Salorankatu 10
24240 SALO, Finland
http://www.ledil.com email: ledil@ledil.com FAX: +358-2-733 8001
25% 50% 75% 100% -60-50-40-30-20-100102030405060 Relative intensity of CA11388_EMILY-M_(SQ EC)
B C A D SCALE WEIGHT SHEET SIZE DRAWING TITLE PART NUMBER Ledil Oy Salorankatu 10 FIN 24240 SALO Finland THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION: Tolerances if not otherwise shown According to DIN ISO 2768-1 Linear measures: up to 30mm class M, otherwise class C According to DIN ISO 2768-2 Form and position: class L This drawing is the property of LEDiL Oy. It may not be reproduced, copied or communicated without a written agreement with LEDiL Oy. 2:1 Datasheet Emily series lens Materials: Lens PMMA Tape PU Foam with adhesive Part no.s: CA11387_Emily-SS CA11388_Emily-M CA11389_Emily-O CA11390_Emily-O-90 CA11391_Emily-M2 -0.15mm without tape 0.7 +0.15mm without tape Front view Tape 0.4mm Top view 8.6 Bottom view Beam direction Emily-O-90 Beam direction Emily-O
NOTE: The typical divergence will be changed by different color, chip size and chip position tolerance. The typical total divergence is the full angle measured where the luminous intensity is half of the peak value.