Halco Lighting Corporation ProLED User Manual

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Table of Contents
Panel
Light Series ..............................12-13
Volumetric Panel
Light Series ..............................14-15
Linear T8 Lamps ........................... 16
Downlight Retrot
Series .............................................17
PAR38 Lamps ..........................18-19
PAR30 Lamps .......................... 20-21
PAR20 Lamps ............................... 22
G25 Lamp ....................................... 30
B11 Chandelier Lamps ................... 31
S14 Sign Lamps ............................. 32
Decorative
Chandelier Lamps .......................... 33
Indoor PAR36 Lamp ...................... 35
MR16 Lamps ............................. 36-38
PAR16/MR16 Lamps .................... 23
BR40 Lamps ................................. 24
BR30 Lamps ................................. 25
R20 Lamps ................................... 26
Omnidirectional
A-Shape Lamps ............................ 27
Multidirectional
A-Shape Lamps ............................ 28
MR11 Lamps ................................. 40
Outdoor
PAR36 Lamps ........................... 42-43
JC Lamps .................................. 44-45
Elevator Lamps ............................... 46
Miniature Lamps ............................. 47
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Where There’s Light, There’s Halco®
Established in 1974, Halco Lighting Technologies is a leader in lamp and ballast solutions. We are
dedicated to providing you with the latest in energy efcient technologies; illustrated by our new ProLED xtures and full offering of ProLED lamps. Halco’s new ProLED Panel, Volumetric Panel and Downlight Retrot Series xtures are the latest additions to our product line. Our broad selection of long life, energy efcient ProLED lamps is available in popular shapes with an array of color temperatures and beam spreads. Halco is your single source for LED lamps for replacement and retrot applications.
Service
We measure our success by one standard - your satisfaction. Halco carries deep inventory of a broad SKU offering to assure we have what you need when you need it. With strategically located warehouses in Atlanta, Carlstadt,
Cleveland, Houston, Los Angeles and Phoenix, orders placed by 2:00 PM local
warehouse time ship the same day.
Quality
Our NVLAP-accredited lighting laboratory, Halco Lighting Laboratories, operates under a quality management system that meets the requirements of ISO 17025. Our in-house facility allows us to perform
a variety of testing services including photometrics, light output, color metrics and electrical
measurements, including IES LM-79 testing. This product testing facility ensures
continuous quality control and outstanding product performance.
Performance
ProLED xtures and lamps are backed by a warranty you can rely on. Fixtures, Reector,
PAR, A-Shape, G25, S14 Sign Lamps, T8 Linear, Decorative, MR, PAR36 and IP65
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Halco’s Quality Assurance policy ensures we deliver on our commitment to your
satisfaction. If our product does not perform according to specications, rest
assured we’ll provide a replacement or credit.
Rated JC lamps are backed by a 5-Year Limited Warranty. ProLED 912, C7/C9 and
standard JC lamps are backed by a 2-Year Limited Warranty.
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U.S. Department of Energy estimates LEDs offer the potential for cutting general lighting energy use nearly in half by 2030.
Legislative Trends
Today’s legislative efciency hurdles stem from a need to decrease our dependence on a
stressed electrical grid. As a result, many Incandescent and Halogen PAR lamps are no longer available. Below is a summary of the traditional lamp technologies and lamp types that are phased out by legislation.
Lamp Source Lamp Types Effective Date
Incandescent Globe, Chandelier, PS, A-Shape
PAR Halogen All traditional Halogen PAR July 2012
General Service Fluorescent
Other lamp types and exemptions apply to the above requirements; for a full overview of lamps that fall under efciency
legislation visit halcolighting.com.
T10 & T12 lamps; Exemptions include high CRI and specialty lamps
100W lamps in 2012; 75W lamps in 2013; 60W & 40W lamps in 2014
July 2012
With waning availability of commonly used Incandescent and Halogen lamps, the demand
for efcient ProLED solutions is increasing. ProLED lamp solutions are up-to 7 times more efcient, last up-to 13 times longer and provide up-to 88% energy savings ALL while
producing light output equivalent to Incandescent and Halogen lamps. ProLED lamps’ increased energy savings and long life requires less maintenance and reduces overall environmental footprint of the lighting installation.
Think Green
ProLED lamps are environmentally responsible lighting solutions containing no mercury and no lead. The energy savings and potential reduction in greenhouse gas emissions resulting from replacing (3) 60W Incandescent A-Shape lamps with (3) 10W ProLED is impressive. Based on EPA emission factor assumptions over the life of the ProLED lamp, replacing 3 lamps is the equivalent of removing (1) car from the road, planting (1) acre of trees or eliminating (1) household’s annual electricity usage. The low energy consumption coupled
with the fact that ProLED lamps are mercury-free make them ideal for U.S. Green Building
Council’s LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) projects.
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ENERGY STAR
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Halco is a proud ENERGY STAR® partner. ENERGY STAR® is a voluntary program by
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that aims to educate and increase awareness of energy saving and environmentally friendly products. Halco boasts a
portfolio of ENERGY STAR® qualied products, specically in our ProLED and ProLume Compact Fluorescent product offerings.
The Design Lights Consortium
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The Design Lights Consortium (DLC) is a project of Northeast Energy Partnerships
(NEEP) to accelerate energy efcency in the building sector through public policy,
program strategies and education. The DLC promotes quality, performance and
energy commercial sector lighting solutions. Halco ProLED xtures and T8 Linear lamps are on the DLC Qualied Product List.
LED Lighting Facts
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Halco is a participating partner of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) LED Lighting
Facts® program, which assures that the performance of LED lighting products is
accurately represented. The program helps manage the adoption of the new
technology by mandating the use of a label that veries the product has been tested
according to industry standard procedures and that those results are accurately
presented. The DOE LED Lighting Facts® label identies light output, wattage, efcacy, correlated color temperature (CCT) and color rendering index (CRI).
Halco also complies with Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Lighting Facts labeling regulations of medium base screw lamps. Similar to the DOE program, the FTC
program establishes consistency among manufacturers so that consumers can
easily identify LED product specications. The FTC label requires lumen output, estimated annual energy cost, life expectancy, color temperature, wattage and
mercury content, if applicable.
Lighting Facts/Datos de Iluminación
Brightness/Brillo Estimated Yearly Energy Cost/
Costo Estimado Anual de Energía
Based on 3 hrs/day, 11¢/kWh. Cost depends on rates and use. / Basado en 3 hrs/día, 11¢/kWh. Costo depende de la tarifa y el uso.
Life/Duración
Based on 3 hrs/day / Basado en 3 hrs/dia
Light Appearance/Apariencia de Iluminación
Warm/Cálida Cool/Fría
3000K
Energy Used/Uso de Energía
Per Bulb/Por Bombilla
830 lumens/lúmenes
$1.20
22.8 years/años
10 watts/vatios
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Halco’s ProLED lamps feature an unrivaled combination of efciency, long life and light quality, providing
the best overall performance in LED technology.
ProLED Advantage
ProLED products utilize the highest quality components, including USA and Japanese chips,
precision manufactured optics, optimally engineered drivers and special heat sinks for
superior thermal management.
Optics designed for precise beam control providing smooth illumination virtually identical to traditional sources
SPOT
NARROW
FLOOD
FLOOD
WIDE
FLOOD
OMNI
Achieve consistent lamp-to-lamp color through rigorous adherence to design
and manufacturing specications
Utilize a phosphor that creates a rich R-9
value to enhance reds and skin tones
and produce high CRI values up-to 82
Dimmable down to 5% of rated light output for icker-free, reliable
performance*
Optimal thermal management through
the use of an engineered heat sink
housing and quality componentry
*Visit www.halcolighting.com/ProLEDdim for a comprehensive Dimmer Compatibility List.
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Why Choose ProLED
Using LED retrot or replacement lamps reduces total cost of ownership of the lighting system without sacricing performance. ProLED lamps have a longer rated life than traditional sources
while consuming less energy. ProLED lamps also produce the same quality of illumination as
traditional light sources making them a popular choice for an easy lighting upgrade.
ProLED Payback
Advances in technology have allowed LED lamps to provide equivalent light output while consuming a fraction of the energy. To calculate energy savings of a lighting upgrade compare the wattage, the measure of energy consumed in order to power the lamp. The lower the wattage the greater the energy
savings. For example, an 11W ProLED BR30 lamp
will provide light output equivalent to a 65W Halogen
reector lamp and save as much as 83% in energy.
Think Lumens
When evaluating energy efcient lamp options
refer to the lamp’s light output, which is measured in lumens. Lamps with relatively equivalent lumens and center beam candle power (CBCP) will provide similar illumination in
the application. ProLED lamps are extremely efcient light sources. Efciency is measured in
lumens per watt (LPW). ProLED lamps feature high LPW versus Halogen and Incandescent lamps.
Operating Details
Electricity Cost $0.11 kWh
Annual Operating Hours 3650
Energy Analysis Existing Retrot
Wattage Per Lamp 65W 11W
Annual Energy Costs $26 $4
Annual Energy Savings 83%
BR30
Incandescent
65 Watts
9 LPW
70 60 50 40 30 20 10
0
ProLED
68 LPW
11 Watts
Maintenance Free Operation
The life of a lamp impacts maintenance and relamping costs. The longer the life the fewer times the lamps need to be replaced, the fewer lamps that need to be purchased and the less time spent replacing lamps. Over the 40,000 hour useful life of (1) ProLED BR30 lamp, an Incandescent lamp (3,000 hr life) would need to be replaced 14 times!
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Transformer and Dimmer Compatibility in Commercial and Residential Installations
While LED lamps allow for greater energy savings and longer life, they can be challenging when used in
existing applications and luminaires. Compatibility with transformers and dimmers are the most common issues faced in replacement and retrot applications. There are 3 main transformer types, each with their own advantages and disadvantages when considering an LED retrot.
Although ProLED lamps are designed to perform well with most available transformers in these categories, ensuring transformer compatibility is crucial to the proper performance and lifetime of ProLED lamps.
Positive Negative
Magnetic Transformers and LED Lighting
– Provide a known 60Hz AC power to the LED, which is often
accommodated in the design of many LED products – Robust, reliable and available in many different wattages
– Relatively inexpensive, comparatively for higher wattages
Electronic AC Transformers and LED Lighting
– Can be designed in a very small package and are often integrated into a xture – More efcient than a magnetic transformer
– At low wattages, they can have a cost advantage due to less material
– Less likely to translate voltage instability from incoming
power to output power
– Provide AC rather than DC current
– Minimum load rating to provide the expected voltage, which can be difcult due to the efcient nature of LEDs
– Translate voltage instability from incoming power to output power
– Less efcient at power conversion in comparison to electronic
transformers – Larger and heavier than the electronic equivalent
– Operates at high frequencies which can interfere with or damage LED products – Minimum load rating that can be triggered by the low draw of
LED lamps, causing the transformer to think there is a failed lamp and either not working or causing ickering
– Less tolerant of heat than magnetic transformers. Must be designed to be dimmed
Electronic DC Transformers and LED Lighting
– Ideal power supply for most LED products, as almost all LED chips are designed as DC only – Provides a very stable power source, often allowing LED products to perform better – Smaller and lighter than magnetic transformers – Provides less voltage drop on long wiring runs – Do not translate voltage instability from incoming power to output power
For a list of transformers compatible with the ProLED
MR16 Series, visit the ProLED Compatibility section
at http://www.halcolighting.com/download.
The ProLED offering features a wide variety of dimmable lamps and when used with compatible dimmers common challenges can be avoided.
For a comprehensive list of line voltage ProLED
and compatible dimmers, visit
http://www.halcolighting.com/pdf/ProLEDdim.pdf.
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– DC transformers are less common in existing applications – Often more expensive than the equivalent electronic AC
transformer – Usually larger than electronic AC transformer – Must be designed to be dimmed for dimming applications
Common Issue
Reduced dimming range
Lights dropping out
Lights not turning on Illuminate at a dimmed light output
Lights turning off
unexpectedly
Dimmable ProLED Lamps on Compatible Dimmers
Operate down to 5% of rated
lumen output
Smooth icker-free dimming through
the lamps dimming range
Withstand voltage uctuations for
consistent performance
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Selecting a Transformer for Low Voltage LED Landscape Lighting
True power consumed is measured in watts. It is what customers are charged for on their utility
bill. A lamp’s true power (wattage) is listed on the lamp’s packaging. When an LED is powered, the
lamp’s driver converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC), which consumes reactive and harmonic power on top of the true power that is required to produce light. The utility must generate additional energy above and beyond the lamp’s true power in order to operate the lamp.
The total amount of power that must be generated by the utility is measured in volt amperes (VA) and is referred to as apparent power. Power factor - the ratio of true power
to apparent power - is the measure of how efciently electrical power is consumed.
Dividing a lamp’s wattage by the lamp’s power factor results in the VA drawn on the
line - Wattage/Power Factor = Volt-Amperes.
Halogen and Incandescent lamps have a power factor of one, which means that the lamp uses
100% of the input power to produce light and heat. Consequently, lament lamps’ wattage and VA are equivalent. For example, a 20W MR16 BAB draws 20VA from the line. For LED installations, apparent power (VA) must be taken into consideration, because transformer size is actually based
on apparent power (VA), not true power (W). To specify the correct transformer size, the system’s
total load must be calculated to ensure that the total volt-ampere draw does not exceed the
transformer’s rating.
The ProLED installation example below shows system load (total VA), true power consumed
(W) and annual energy cost calculations. Refer to the ProLED Volt-Ampere chart on page 48 for project calculations.
1. Calculate Load of LED System Lamp VA x # Lamps = Total Fixture Load
Well Light with 10W ProLED PAR36 12 8 = 96
Modern Bullet with 4.5W ProLED MR16 5.5 4 = 22
Total System Load 118
2. Select Transformer for the LED System Load
3. Calculate LED Energy Consumption Lamp Wattage x # Lamps = Power Consumption
Well Light with 10W ProLED PAR36 10 8 = 80
Modern Bullet with 4.5W ProLED MR16 4.5 4 = 18
Total System Power Consumption 98
4. Calculate the LED System’s Annual Energy Cost
Consumption x Utility Cost
98W $0.115 kWh 2190 hrs = $24.68
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Utility cost based on national average per U.S. Energy Information Administration - http://www.eia.gov/electricity/data.cfm#summary at the time of printing.
2
Annual operating hours based on 6 hours/day and 365 days/year.
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x Annual Operating Hours2/1000 = Annual Energy Cost
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Application Solutions
Halco’s ProLED lamps are designed for optimal performance in a variety of applications. We have
identied the most commonly used applications specic to each lamp type, designated by the
strength of shading in the chart.
Panel Light
Volumetric Panel Light
Linear
Downlight Retrot
PAR38
PAR30L
PAR30S
PAR20
PAR16
Commercial MR16
BR40
BR30
R20
A-Shape
Globe
Chandelier
S14 Sign
Decorative Chandelier
Indoor PAR36
MR11
MR16
Outdoor PAR36
JC
R12 GBF & 1383
3155
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How to Read Ordering Information
Wattage Equivalent
Typical wattage of
Product Number
Use this product number when placing an order
Color Temp.
A term used to describe the color of a light source and is expressed in degrees Kelvin (K)
Life Rated at L70
Watt
Indicates the power consumed by the lamp during operation
ENERGY STAR
Designates qualied
product
Watt Base Product # Product Code Description Volts
16 Watt Med. 81000 PAR38NFL16/827/W/LED Narrow Flood, IP65 Rated 120 2700 82 950 4300 25000n6/24 25º 5.08” 75
16 Watt Med. 81002 PAR38NFL16/830/W/LED Narrow Flood, IP65 Rated 120 3000 82 970 4600 25000n6/24 25º 5.08” 75
16 Watt Med. 81004 PAR38NFL16/840/W/LED Narrow Flood, IP65 Rated 120 4000 82 1035 4730 40000 6/24 25º 5.08” 75
16 Watt Med. 81006 PAR38NFL16/850/W/LED Narrow Flood, IP65 Rated 120 5000 82 1040 4800 40000 6/24 25º 5.08” 75
Base
Indicates base type
Product Code
Abbreviated product description can also be used for ordering
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Description
Color description or other important information
Color
Temp.
Volts
Indicates the product’s design voltage of operation
Lumens
Represents average light output
CRI Lumens CBCP
CBCP
Luminous intensity at the center of the beam
Useful
Life*
Pkg.
Qty.
Package Quantity
Indicates minimum sell quantity
and smallest shipping carton
CRI
Lamps ability to render an object’s color
Incandescent or Halogen lamp of comparable light output
Beam Spread
Indicates the beam angle or beam spread of a bulb, measured in degrees
Beam
Spread
Wattage
MOL
Equivalent
MOL Indicates
maximum overall length in inches
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ProLED Panel Light Series
NEW!
Specications
Available in 1’ x 4’, 2’ x 2’ and 2’ x 4’ for
recessed installations
– Direct backlit design provides a smooth and more
uniform light distribution than edge-lit panels
– Rated for dry locations and non-IC applications
– Premium milk white lens – Remote driver enclosure with multiple knockouts
for easy access
– Fast access terminal block for easy thru-wire
– White powder coated steel housing – Lightweight – 0-10V dimming standard – 50,000 hour life, up-to 2 times longer than
standard T8 Fluorescent
– 3500K, 4000K and 5000K CCT – 82 CRI for quality and consistent color rendering
– Quiet & icker-free LED technology – 5-Year Limited Warranty
Markets & Applications
Commercial Education
Hospitality
Ofce
Retail
Conference
Room
Healthcare
Ordering Information
Watt Product # Product Code Volts Color Temp. CRI Lumens
2’ x 2’
35 Watt 80918 22PNL35/835/LED 120~277V 3500K 82 2975 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs.
35 Watt 80900 22PNL35/840/LED 120~277V 4000K 82 3000 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs.
35 Watt 80901 22PNL35/850/LED 120~277V 5000K 82 3100 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs.
2’ x 4’
52 Watt 80919 24PNL52/835/LED 120~277V 3500K 82 4500 50000 1 120° 17.6 lbs
52 Watt 80902 24PNL52/840/LED 120~277V 4000K 82 4700 50000 1 120° 17.6 lbs
52 Watt 80903 24PNL52/850/LED 120~277V 5000K 82 4800 50000 1 120° 17.6 lbs
1’ x 4’
35 Watt 80917 14PNL35/835/LED 120~277V 3500K 82 2975 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs.
35 Watt 80908 14PNL35/840/LED 120~277V 4000K 82 3050 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs.
35 Watt 80909 14PNL35/850/LED 120~277V 5000K 82 3150 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs.
* Useful Life is dened as the point in time at which the lamp will maintain at least 70% of its initial lumens. The lamp will continue to operate past this point at decreased light levels.
May not be compatible with all dimming systems, dimming performance may vary by system.
Useful
Life*
Pkg.
Qty.
Beam
Spread
Weight
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Dimensions
ProLED Panel Light Series
23.74"
23.74"
11.85"
23.74"
47.72"
47.72"
9.87"
3.00"
2.57"
2.57"
9.87"
9.87"
3.00"
3.00"
4.09"
Photometrics
80900, 22PNL35/840/LED 80902, 24PNL52/840/LED 80908, 14PNL35/840/LED
CD: 0
183
367
550
733
917
1100
0° H =
90° H =
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90°
80°
70°
60°
50°
40°30°20°10°VA:
CD: 0
267
533
800
1067
1333
1600
0° H =
90° H =
90°
80°
70°
60°
50°
40°30°20°10°VA:
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CD: 0
158
317
475
633
792
950
0° H =
90° H =
40°30°20°10°VA:
90°
80°
70°
60°
50°
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ProLED Volumetric Panel Light Series
NEW!
Specications
Available in 1’ x 4’, 2’ x 2’ and 2’ x 4’ for recessed installations
– Specication grade architectural high-end appearance
– Rated for dry locations and non-IC applications
– Premium milk white lens – Integrated driver multiple knockouts for easy access – Fast access terminal block for easy thru-wire
– White powder coated steel housing – Lightweight – 0-10V dimming standard – 50,000 hour life, up-to 2 times longer than
standard T8 Fluorescent
– 3500K, 4000K and 5000K CCT – 82 CRI for quality and consistent color rendering
– Quiet & icker-free LED technology – 5-Year Limited Warranty
Markets & Applications
Commercial Education
Hospitality
Ofce
Retail
Conference
Room
Healthcare
Ordering Information
Watt Product # Product Code Volts Color Temp. CRI Lumens
2’ x 2’
42 Watt 80921 22TFR42/835/LED 120~277V 3500K 82 3570 50000 1 120° 9 lbs.
42 Watt 80904 22TFR42/840/LED 120~277V 4000K 82 3600 50000 1 120° 9 lbs.
42 Watt 80905 22TRF42/850/LED 120~277V 5000K 82 3650 50000 1 120° 9 lbs.
2’ x 4’
55 Watt 80923 24TFR55/835/LED 120~277V 3500K 82 4675 50000 1 120° 16.5 lbs
55 Watt 80906 24TFR55/840/LED 120~277V 4000K 82 4750 50000 1 120° 16.5 lbs
55 Watt 80907 24TFR55/850/LED 120~277V 5000K 82 4800 50000 1 120° 16.5 lbs
1’ x 4’
42 Watt 80922 14TFR42/835/LED 120~277V 3500K 82 3570 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs
42 Watt 80913 14TFR42/840/LED 120~277V 4000K 82 3640 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs
42 Watt 80914 14TFR42/850/LED 120~277V 5000K 82 3750 50000 1 120° 9.5 lbs
* Useful Life is dened as the point in time at which the lamp will maintain at least 70% of its initial lumens. The lamp will continue to operate past this point at decreased light levels.
May not be compatible with all dimming systems, dimming performance may vary by system.
Useful
Life*
Pkg.
Qty.
Beam
Spread
Weight
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Dimensions
23.74"
23.74"
23.74"
ProLED Volumetric Panel Light Series
3.00"
3.00"
47.72"
2.57"
11.85"
47.72"
Photometrics
80904, 22TFR42/840/LED 80906, 24TFR55/840/LED 80913, 14TFR42/840/LED
CD: 0
217
433
650
867
1083
1300
0° H =
90° H =
90°
80°
70°
60°
50°
40°30°20°10°VA:
CD: 0
267
533
800
1067
1333
1600
0° H =
90° H =
90°
80°
70°
60°
50°
40°30°20°10°VA:
CD: 0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
0° H =
90° H =
40°30°20°10°VA:
90°
80°
70°
60°
50°
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