Flexible continuous rooflight
LED from the roll
The flexible LLE Flex IP67 Excite continuous line from Tridonic offers protection against dust and water and can be installed in damp rooms such as bathrooms. A stable color temperature without color location shift also allows it to be combined with other continuous lines.
The dimmable 24-volt constant-voltage light strip with six millimetre light point spacing impresses with extremely homogeneous light. Tridonic uses innovative airgap technology in the manufacturing process to prevent the color location shift that is otherwise common with high protection ratings. This makes the IP67 strip light particularly suitable for applications that require a high quality of light in addition to a high protection rating. The color rendering index of all versions of the LLE Flex IP67 Excite is greater than 90 and the module efficiency is up to 100 lumens/watt.
The flexible continuous-row system is available with luminous fluxes of 600, 1,200 and 1,800 lumens/meter and in the different color temperatures 2,700, 3,000 and 4,000 K (SDCM 3). This makes it possible to create needs-based light for different lighting requirements. There are virtually no limits to the design, as the strip can be cut to size in 50 millimeter increments. The strip light is on self-adhesive film and can be attached to various surfaces.
Connectors, terminals and end caps specially developed for the LLE Flex facilitate handling and installation and ensure a high degree of protection in the application. Together with the manufacturer's own constant-voltage LED drivers (fixed output or dimmable), a reliable system solution with a service life of up to 50,000 hours is created. as
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