LAMPS CATALOGUE 2014 INTERNATIONAL VERSION

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1 EUROPE Head Office London Austria Vienna T. +43 (0) F. +43 (0) Belgium Antwerp T. +32 (0) F. +32 (0) Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and Croatia Erlangen T F Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania Tallinn T F Finland Helsinki T (0) F (0) France Paris T. +33 (0) F. +33 (0) Germany Frankfurt T. +49 (0) F. +49 (0) Greece Athens T F Hungary Budapest T. +36 (30) F. +36 (24) Italy Milan T F Netherlands Breda T. +31 (0) F. +31 (0) Norway Oslo T F Poland Warsaw T F Portugal Lisbon T /37 F Romania/Bulgaria Bucharest T. +40 (0) Russia Moscow T F Spain Madrid T F Sweden Stockholm T F info.se@havells-sylvania.com Switzerland Zurich T F info.ch@havells-sylvania.com Turkey Istanbul T F info.tr@havells-sylvania.com UK Newhaven T F info.uk@havells-sylvania.com MIDDLE EAST United Arab Emirates Dubai T F info.ae@havells-sylvania.com ASIA China Guangzhou T F info.cn@havells-sylvania.com India Noida T F marketing@havells.com Malaysia Kuala Lumpur T F info.my@havells-sylvania.com Thailand Bangkok T F info.th@havells-sylvania.com Vietnam Hanoi T F info.vn@havells-sylvania.com AMERICAS Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay Buenos Aires T F info.ar@havells-sylvania.com Brazil São Paulo T F info.br@havells-sylvania.com Caribbean Honduras, Nicaragua San José T F info.cr@havells-sylvania.com Chile Santiago T F info.cl@havells-sylvania.com Colombia Santafé de Bogota T F info.co@havells-sylvania.com Costa Rica San José T F sales@havells-sylvania.com Ecuador Quito T F info.ec@havells-sylvania.com El Salvador San Salvador T F info.sv@havells-sylvania.com Guatemala Guatemala City T F info.gt@havells-sylvania.com Mexico Mexico D.F. T F info.mx@havells-sli.com Panama Panama City T F info.pa@havells-sylvania.com USA Atlanta, GA T F Venezuela Caracas T F info.ve@havells-sylvania.com LAMPS CATALOGUE 2014 INTERNATIONAL VERSION LAMPS CATALOGUE 2014 INTERNATIONAL VERSION Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in the compilation of the technical detail within this publication, specifications and performance data are constantly changing. Current details should therefore be checked with Havells-Sylvania Europe Ltd. Havells-Sylvania copyright September CAT6281

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3 Contents Introduction 1-15 LED HID Fluorescent Tubes Compact Fluorescent Halogen Incandescent Special Applications Glossary of terms Introduction 1

4 Welcome Havells Sylvania We are Havells Sylvania, one of the world s major lighting groups. For decades we have improved the way people live by enabling them to enjoy better lighting in a more sustainable manner. Today, we continue to build on our exceptional reputation as an innovator and creator of high-efficiency, energy-saving, light sources and luminaires, by providing full spectrum lighting solutions tailored to your individual and local needs. Our three main brands- Concord, Lumiance and Sylvania concentrate strengths in research and development, LED lighting technology, product design, engineering and production, plus in-depth, honest application expertise, on their specialised areas of activity: high-end architectural, decorative and functional professional lighting. Havells Sylvania is part of Havells India Ltd which gives us the financial strength and resources to significantly expand and improve the business. The group, which has 94 branches and representative offices and 8,000 staff in more than 50 countries, has grown rapidly to become a US $1.3 billion company and currently operates 18 manufacturing plants in India, Europe, Latin America and Africa, producing globally acclaimed products such as switchgear, cables, wires and lighting. Our Brands Lamps Luminaires Without Compromise The heritage and broad spectrum of products makes Sylvania lamps one of the most respected lighting brands in the world. It has manufacturing and research centres across the globe. Elegant Innovation One of Europe s premium architectural lighting brands with an emphasis on technical performance and aesthetic form. Concord focuses on meeting the needs of architects and lighting designers. Beautifully Functional Lumiance offers a wide range of contemporary designed luminaires, intended for a variety of applications such as shops, offices, hotels and restaurants. Without Compromise Sylvania offers a comprehensive portofolio of attractive and competitively priced luminaires for industrial and commercial applications. 2 Introduction

5 90th Anniversary Sylvania turns 90! In 1924, the Novelty Incandescent Lamp Company (Nilco) formed Sylvania Products Company to make receiving tubes for radio. This was the first time the brand Sylvania was used and ever since it has been pioneering the development of electrical products specifically lighting. Through our R&D centers across the world it has developed landmark products in the lighting industry such as the linear fluorescent lamp in 1939 to the first halogen GU10 in With our historic lighting history and our continued investment in our R&D centres and lighting technologies such as LED, Sylvania looks forward to being at the forefront of the lighting industry for another 90 years! 90 years of innovation in lamps technology Linear Fluorescent First company to massproduce the fluorescent lamp Dichoric Reflector Invention of the first light sources to feature a coolbeam reflector SHX Mercury Retrofit First HPS lamps to upgrade inefficient mercury lighting Superia Closed Low age halogen lamps First Halogen lamp with UV protection SHP Mercury Free World s first mercury-free HID lamp Micro-Lynx F CFL New unconventional form CFL, ultra compact size HI-SPOT Superia ECO HI-SPOT Superia ECO Halogen mains voltage GU10 spot with 30% energy saving GU10 LED World s first true LED retrofit for 50W mains voltage GU Nilco lamps forms Sylvania Producing receiving tubes for radio MetalArc Invention of sodiumscandium chemistry on which modern HID lamps rely SHP TwinArc First twinburner HID lamps offering exceptional life and re-strike after a power interruption HI-SPOT PAR First mains voltage Halogen range, directly replacing incandescent HI-SPOT ES50 Halogen Patented spiral faceted aluminized reflector, no transformer needed BriteSpot ES50 Reflector Metal Halide Metal Halide first compact GX10 reflector Metal Halide lamp CMI Superia Pioneered the single-piece arc tube for ceramic metal halide MR16 LED World s first true LED retrofit for 50W low voltage GU10 MR16 Sylvania invented the first GU10 lamp in 1996 Introduction 3

6 Made In Europe Made In Europe Sylvania is proud of their strong manufacturing heritage in Europe. It has two centres of excellence for lamps, Tienen in Belgium since 1967 and Erlangen in Germany since They have been created to bring specific design, marketing and production engineering skills for each key lamp group together in one place. By producing lamps in Europe, Sylvania has reduced product development time and created a clearer understanding of market requirements whilst guaranteeing European craftmanship in the lamps. Erlangen (Germany): fluorescent lamps of all types Tienen (Belgium): Specialises in LED lamps, HID lamps, low voltage and mains voltage halogen lamps The award winning RefLED Superia ES50 GU10 is manufactured in our Tienen factory Erlangen Factory, Germany Tienen Factory, Belgium 4 Introduction

7 ERP Legislation What is ERP legislation? ErP (Energy related Product) Legislation was introduced in 2009 with the aim to reduce EU carbon emissions by 20% (compared to those in 2005) by With few exceptions, all lamp technologies are affected by the new legislation, supporting the drive towards most efficient technologies. All lamps have to achieve minimum energy efficiency and performance criteria, resulting in the poorer performing lamps no longer being allowed for introduction into the EU market. As with all relevant legislation, Sylvania has worked to ensure that its entire range of lamps intended for use in the EU market meet or exceed the minimum requirements of ErP legislation. The updates to the ErP legislation will take effect from 1 September, 2013 and Sylvania has taken the opportunity to further improve its range of LED, halogen and CFL lamps to address changing market dynamics and customer needs. Visit for more information about ErP legislation and how it impacts the lamps range. Introduction 5

8 EU Legislation Changes 2013 EU legislation changes impacting lighting Below are some changes introduced in September 2013 that will have a major impact on all lighting technologies and will make it easier for the consumer to compare products and allow retailers to remove non-compliant products from the market place. The ErP legislation can be split into three sections as shown below. DIM*1 Stage 5 (244/2009) Eco Design requirements for non-directional household lamps DIM*2 (1194/2012) Eco Design requirements for directional lamps, LED and luminaires Energy Label (874/2012) Directive What s happening? Higher technical performance requirements by Sept Higher technical performance requirements by Sept New energy label to be added to all relevant lamp packaging Ban of inefficient reflectors 450lm and CFLi reflectors EEI** label classes on top of A class (A+, A++) are added Classes F and G are removed kwh/1000h added (energy usage) Lamps starting September 2013, fixtures starting March 2014 Which Range? Non-directional CFLi, LED and Halogen Directional Halogen, LED, CFLi and non-directional LED related equipment e.g. LED luminaires All Lamp portfolios (Incandescent, Fluo, HID, SPG, LED and LED modules) Fixtures with lamps Energy labels are available for download on our website * DIM stands for Domestic Implementing Measures. ** EEI stands for Energy Efficiency Index - a measure of lamps energy efficiency 6 Introduction

9 Lumens vs Watts Watts will only tell you how much power the light consumes, not how much light it generates. Lumens will tell you what you actually need to know, how much light you will get from a light source; and it is an easier means for comparing the amount of light you will get from one lamp versus another. Useful lumens in directional lamps Non-Directional Lamps In non-directional lamps, the amount of lumens defines the total amount of light the lamp generates irrespective of direction. The new legislation specifies that a 90º cone is used for the calculation of reflector lumen output. This is because Halogen lamps have more spill light. To accurately compare light emitted in a specific direction, we can only use the lumens in a 90º cone. This is known as useful lumens. Directional Lamps Previously, directional lamps only stated the luminous intensity (candela) of the light. This would only indicate how intense the light was and gave no frame of reference for the quantity (lumens) of light. The new DIM * 2 legislation specifies that the amount of useful light is the light that is emitted in a 90 degree cone from the lamp. Any light outside this cone is not considered useful in the pursuit of directional lighting. It is however important to maintain an element of spill light, that is light outside the cone to ensure homogenous, uniform lighting. 90 Cone Useful lumens as measured within a 90º cone Directional lamp lumens are defined by the amount of useful light which is emitted forwards. Light spill 300lm 600cd GU10 Halogen 50W 36º Light spill 345lm 600cd GU10 5.5W LED 40º * DIM stands for Domestic Implementing Measures. Introduction 7

10 Packaging Guide to Sylvania packaging As part of the ErP update requirements, we ve improved the design of the packaging to ensure key purchase criteria is captured on front of pack, to make the design more attractive and to make the shelf easier to navigate, thus ensuring consumers make the right choice quickly and easily. Lighting heritage in green Sylvania logo 4 key purchasing drivers located on front of pack (Lamp Life, Brightness, Energy Saving / Wattage, )* Design links lumen with brightness New energy label Increased size of product photo for easier product selection Clear colour coding identifies technology LED KWh/1000h added to side or bottom of pack Blister Packaging The entire portfolio is available in sleeve or box, with a select range also available in blister for our retail customers. Halogen CFL *2013 Sylvania Market Research: 300 consumers interviewed in Germany, France and UK. 8 Introduction

11 Category Management An in-store lighting solution The lighting category can be a confusing experience for the consumer with numerous products and differing technologies. At Havells Sylvania we offer more to customers than just great innovative products it s our category management that stands us out against our competitors. From a retail perspective 48% of consumers attempt to purchase the same shape and size of lamp as they previously had in their home. By categorising the range by shape/ application the consumer can find what they are looking for and see the potential to upgrade. Simple step-by-step guide to how you purchase Clear guide to technologies Categorised by shape / applications Clear colour coding allows potential to upgrade lamp Promotions Sylvania has a range of eyecatching displays available from counter displays to floor standing displays. Designed to be compact with a minimum footprint these displays are ideal all year around. Introduction 9

12 Comparison Chart Non-directional lamps Please refer to the following charts to understand the relationship of lumens to watts across the most popular lamps. For non-directional lamps, we will be focusing on lumens. Lumens is the total luminous flux of a lamp in all directions. The higher the lumens the more light is generated by the lamp. ToLEDo Traditional Wattage Halogen CFL LED lumens lm 35W W lm 105W 1200lm 70W 1520lm 23W 1450lm 23W 1250lm 20W 1200lm 20W 1200lm 20W W lm 53W 900lm 15W 820lm 15W 806lm 10W 60W lm 42W 600lm 11W 630lm 11W 650lm 8.5W 40W 25W lm 28W 210lm 18W 450lm 9W 450lm 9W 330lm 7W 470lm 7W 350lm 5W 250lm 3W 15W Introduction

13 Comparison Chart Directional lamps For directional lamps, we will be focusing on useful lumens.useful lumens is the amount of luminous flux within a 90º cone in the forward facing direction of the lamp. This will tell you the amount of useful light emitted from a directional light source. ES50 Traditional Wattage Halogen PAR16/GU10 LED Traditional Wattage Halogen MR16 LED Useful lumens W Useful lumens lm 45W 60W 50W 40W lm 40W Eco 300lm 50W Eco 425lm 7W 345lm 5.5W 305lm 6.5W 50W lm 50W 580lm 35W 540lm 35W Eco 575lm 8W 35W lm 4.5W 40W lm 7W 25W lm 28W Eco 140lm 3.5W 35W lm 35W 300lm 20W Eco 345lm 7W 20W lm 18W Eco 20W lm 20W lm 16W Eco *Equivalences and measures based on EU regulations. Introduction 11

14 Lamp Technology: Key Characteristics Lamps are available in a wide range of shapes, sizes and technologies. The key lamp characteristics are highlighted below. Each lamp type has its own specific traits, so it s important to understand these in order to ensure you re choosing the right product for your needs. Wattstolumensexamplesnon-directionallamps Incandescent LED CFL Halogen Power in watt Watt is the unit of power and was used for incandescent lamps as an indication of their light output. Since modern energy saving lamps and LED lamps consume far less power to achieve the same brightness, the wattage is no longer as meaningful. The lumen value is now used to describe light output. Change to OR OR 40 Watts 7 Watts 11 Watts 28 Watts 415 lumens 470 lumens 531 lumens 345 lumens Lumens (lm) The photometric unit of luminous flux. Luminous flux is the quantity of visible radiation emitted which is weighted to take into account the sensitivity of the human eye. There are two measures of lumens used: Lumens(non-directionallamps) This is the total luminous flux of a lamp in all directions. Watts to lumens examples directional lamps Halogen Halogen Eco LED Usefullumens(directionallamps) This is the amount of luminous flux within a 90º cone in the forward facing direction of the lamp. This will tell you the amount of useful light emitted from a directional light. Candela (cd) The unit of measurement for luminous intensity in a particular direction. 50 Watts 300 lumens 40 Watts 325 lumens 5.5 Watts 345 lumens Instant light A common issue with many compact fluorescent lamps is that full light output takes some time and occurs with a period of unpleasant light and switch delay. Instant light means the lamp illuminates within 1 second and achieves full light output within 60 seconds. Lumens example (Non-directionallamps) (lm) Lumens example (Directionallamps) 90 Cone Candela example (cd) temperature An approximate indication of the colour impression created by a white light source. It describes how warm or cool the appearance of the light will be. The unit of measurement is degrees Kelvin. Sylvania lamps are offered in a range of colour temperatures from 2500K Candlelight, 2700K Homelight, similar to incandescent lamps, 3000K Warm white similar to Halogen, 4000K Cool white to 6500K Daylight. Kelvins example Homelight Cool White Daylight 2700K 4000K 6500K Warm colours Neutralcolours Cool colours Residential Retail & Supermarket Hospital & Offices 12 Introduction

15 Lamp Technology: Key Characteristics Beam angle examples Beam angle Indicates the width of the light beam from a directional light source. It can be thought of as an imaginary cone of light emitted from the front of the lamp and is defined as the angle at the point where luminous intensity has diminished to 50% of the candela intensity found at the centre beam. The beam angle is particularly important to understand how focussed or how diffuse you need your light to be when lighting a specific object or an open space Rendering Index (CRI) This is the ability of a lamp to reproduce the colours it is illuminating (maximum CRI = 100). The higher the CRI, the more accurate the quality of the colours of objects being lit. CRI guide 100 Excellent: art galleries, medical examinations, colour printing inspections, etc. rated life For all technologies except LED, average rated life is based on 50% lifespan from a sample set of lamps. i.e hours will be the point at which 50% of lamps are still operating. For LED, life is defined on either 50% average rated life or 70% lumen maintenance which ever occurs first Good: shops, showrooms, restaurants, offices, etc. Fair: security illumination, storage areas, etc. Poor: public lighting, carparks, etc. Lumen maintenance Every lamp will gradually lose light output over life. The lumen maintenance will tell you how many percent of the original light is still generated at a given point in the lamps life. Less important: road lighting Dimmability Most conventional dimmers have been designed for incandescent and halogen lamps and are rated for higher minimum loads than LED or CFL lamps consume. It is therefore important to ensure that the load applied to a dimmer matches at least the minimum load stated on the dimmer. Common base types There may be some restrictions in terms of functionality of dimmers with individual LEDs/CFLs but when more than one lamp is used to increase the total of loading, dimming becomes easier. It is also important not to overload a dimmer to its maximum load. For further information on dimming and dimmer compatibility please visit or contact your local Sylvania representative E14 E27 B22 For more infomation about lamps please go to the Glossary of terms section of the catalogue Made in Belgium GU10 GU5.3 G9 Introduction 13

16 Our Website The Sylvania website has been designed with a modern, refreshed look and feel and offering an unrivalled user experience. The website has been updated with all latest product and service information. You will be able to easily browse and search for products to get access to product images, installation information, technical data sheets and photometric files. There is also various online tools to inspire you including an Energy Savings Calculator which will work out your potential savings if you were to change your lamp type/ technology. The main priority was to build a user friendly site that can be accessed from anywhere. Therefore it is compatible with all modern mobile devices enabling the users to find products and product information on the go. We hope you will enjoy using our new website and that you will use see it as a useful tool for your business. To view the website and product finder, visit: 14 Introduction

17 0 Exploring the catalogue All pages follow a similar format, making it easier for you to identify the information you require quickly. Generally, the page format will include the information detailed below: 1 tag 2 Brand Sylvania 3 Product name 4 Product Image 5 Product features 6 Product icons / symbols Please refer to Icons & symbols guide at the back of the catalogue for more information 7 Ordering guide 8 Photometric data and related information 9 and cap type 1 RefLED Coolfit MR16 575lm Dimmable3 2 4 Highlightoutputof 575usefullumens=50WMR16Halogen 8W/12VAC/DC-saveover80%energy Coolfittechnologyensureslonglifetime,evenin enclosedfixtures AHC(AutomaticHeatControl)ensureslongerlifeby preventinglampfromoverheating Dimmableonapproveddimmers* IECstandarddimensions-trueretrofitsize 5 HighPowerFactor-0.7 HighLuminousEfficacy:upto72lm/W 6 RefLED Coolfit MR16 575lm Dimmable* 7 Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90ºim) 50W equivalent 575lm RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A+ Energy Class RefLEDMR16CoolfitDim25º Dim 8W 25 Homelight-827 Homelight Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter 0 (lux) (m) (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Relative Spectral Power Spectral Power Distribution CCy Chromaticity Point Rendering Indices Wavelength (nm) CCx RefLEDMR16CoolfitDim40º Warm WarmWhite-830 White Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Spectral Power Distribution Chromaticity Point Rendering Indices Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter (lux) (m) (m) RefLEDMR16CoolfitDim60º Dim 8W 60 Beam Cone Diagram 8 Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) Relative Spectral Power CoolWhite Wavelength (nm) Spectral Power Distribution CCy CCx Chromaticity Point Rendering Indices Luminous intensity (lux) Distance (m) Beam diameter (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Relative Spectral Power Wavelength (nm) CCy CCx 9 *For full list of compatible transformers and dimmers, please visit 28 LED Introduction 15

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19 21 RefLED Coolfit ES50 LED 22 RefLED Superia ES50 23 RefLED+ ES50 24 RefLED ES50 25 RefLED Superia ES63 26 RefLED PAR 27 RefLED Coolfit MR16 29 RefLED MR11 30 RefLED+ AR111 Dimmable 31 ToLEDo GLS/Ball/ Candle 36 ToLEDo G9/G4/ Pygmy 37 Micro-Lynx GX53 38 ToLEDo Tubes 17 LED

20 Sylvania craftsmanship Sylvania s European craftsmanship Sylvania s R&D and manufacturing base in Europe means we can offer all our customers the very best service for our best-in-class products. In a highly dynamic and fast moving marketplace, we are well equipped to deliver innovative LED lamp products to the market quickly and react speedily to market demands providing customers with short-lead times. What sets us apart from competitors is our R&D expertise in optics, quality electronics, heat management and unique product design. Our factories combined posses over 80 years of experience in light source engineering and in October 2011, Sylvania became the first factory in Europe to commence manufacture of LED retrofit lamps. Our European LED production has since expanded to include a wide variety of products. We produce lamps in the following European facilities: Tienen Belgium Belgium often conjures up thoughts of chocolate and waffles but Sylvania is putting Belgium on the map for other reasons. Sylvania launched the original GU10 halogen lamp over 15 years ago at the Tienen factory and built its name on this ground-breaking lamp. The company is increasing production of its class-leading lamps at its factory in Tienen, offering customers the very best in European manufacturing and product innovation. Key products from our Tienen factory include the RefLED Coolfit MR lm and RefLED Superia ES lm. RefLED Coolfit MR16 Tienen Factory, Belgium Erlangen Germany Sylvania has been manufacturing lamps at its site in Erlangen, Germany since 1968; and has recently expanded the facility to accommodate production of the new ToLEDo tubes. German manufacturing is synonymous with innovation and quality and Sylvania s site at Erlangen certainly lives up to this reputation. Going forward, Sylvania will continue to build on these credentials with several new and exciting LED lamp innovations. Key products of our Erlangen factory include the ToLEDo Superia Tube. ToLEDo Tubes Erlangen Germany 18 LED

21 Sylvania LED Range Tosimplifytherangeandhelpthecustomereasilydistinguishbetweendifferenttypesandrespectivelampqualities, we vesplitthesylvanialedproductportfoliointothreeclearsegmentsacrosstwocategories. Reflector Lamps Non-Reflector Lamps Best RefLED Coolfit ToLEDo Superia RefLED Superia Better RefLED+ ToLEDo+ RefLED Coolfit ES50 Good RefLED ToLEDo RefLED Coolfit, RefLED Superia and ToLEDo Superia These lamps are made to the highest available quality and performance. MadeinEuropequalityfromourfactoriesinBelgiumandGermany Offerupto25,000to50,000hourslifetime Supportedbya5yearwarranty -Bestcolouruniformityfromlamp-to-lamp(improvedLEDbinning) -Bestcolourstabilitythroughlife -Bestlumenmaintenance - Leading thermal in enclosed fixtures RefLED+ and ToLEDo+ Goodall-roundperformancelampsenablinguserstoaccessthebenefitsofqualityLEDlampsbutatcompetitive costswherelamplifeandaddedvaluefeaturesarelesscritical. Goodqualitylampswithkeyfeaturessuchashighlightoutput,goodbeamcharacteristicsordimmability Offerupto15,000to30,000hourslifetime Supportedbya3yearwarranty RefLED and ToLEDo Where LED light source is sought but less consideration to value added features. Entry level LED lamps offering great value for money Everydayvalueformoney What is Coolfit? Coolfitmeansthatlampscanbeusedinbothopenandenclosedluminairesthankstoimprovedlowoperating temperature.sylvaniahasdevelopedtheirrangeofrefledcoolfitinbelgium. LED 19

22 LED Introduction LED Lamps Our technology has reached the stage where you can confidently replace old technology lamps with the latest LED retrofit lamps for general lighting purposes. Sylvania LED lamps will deliver satisfied customers by replacing incandescent and halogen lamps with LED, keeping the light level and comfort they are used to, but achieving huge energy savings. We manufacture LED lamps at Sylvania s state-of-the-art facilities in Germany and Belgium, ensuring European craftsmanship. The original halogen GU10 lamp was invented and first produced in our Tienen factory. Our LED lamps share one unique Sylvania design, building on our heritage with the spiralised reflectors used on halogen lamps. Our performance is best in class, making it easier to make the best choice on the market and take no risks on safety or quality. LED lamps contain no mercury, no lead, and achieve up to 90% energy savings, making them very environmentally friendly. REFLED SUPERIA ES50 We invented the original halogen GU10 at our factory in Belgium over 15 years ago. Today we continue to be at the forefront of lamp innovation with breakthroughs in LED. Products include the highly commended HI-SPOT RefLED ES50 GU10 350lm,the first LED retrofit with the power and size to directly replace a 50W halogen. RefLED Coolfit MR16 575lm Another world first from Sylvania, this packs an industry-leading 575 useful lumens into a compact sized lamp without need for unreliable and noisy cooling fans. This makes it the first LED lamp, ever, to have both the required luminous flux, size and excellent dimmer compatibility to truly replace the 50W MR16 halogen lamps. This flagship product in the RefLED Coolfit range features Sylvania s Automatic Heat Control (AHC) technology, allowing them to be self regulating to control the heat generated by the LED ensuring long life and great energy saving benefits for end-users, even in enclosed luminaires. WARRANTY All lamps have a standard 2 year warranty but some LED lamps have an extended warranty of 3 and 5 years which is highlighted on each page 20 LED

23 0 0 RefLED Coolfit ES50 Upto89%energysavingcomparedtohalogenlamps Dimmableversionavailable-Newimproveddimmable lamps,nowcompatiblewith>90%ofknowndimmer switches 5.5W-lowenergyconsumption Beamangleof25ºand40º Highlightoutput:comparableto50WHalogenGU10 with345lm AvailableinHomelight(2700K),WarmWhite(3000K) andcoolwhite(4000k) RatedLifeupto50 000hoursinopenfixtures. Coolfittechnologyensureslonglifetimeofupto 25,000hourseveninenclosedfixtures Highpowerfactor %retrofit-IECstandarddimensions RefLED Coolfit ES50 345Lm Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux (ø90º cone) Rated Life Energy Class 50W equivalent 345lm RefLEDCoolitES50345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitES50345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitES50345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitES50345LM GU , A+ RefLED Coolfit ES50 345Lm Dimmable* Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux (ø90º cone) Rated Life Energy Class 50W equivalent 345lm Dimmable RefLEDCoolitES50Dim345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitES50Dim345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitES50Dim345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitES50Dim345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitES50Dim345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitES50Dim345LM GU , A+ RefLEDCoolfitES50345Lm25º RefLEDCoolfitES50345Lm40º Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter (lux) (m) (m) 1200 (lux) (m) (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Homelight Warm white Cool white RelativeSpectralPower Spectral Power Distribution RelativeSpectralPower Spectral Power Distribution RelativeSpectralPower Spectral Power Distribution Wavelength(nm) Wavelength(nm) Wavelength(nm) *For full list of compatible transformers and dimmers, please visit LED 21

24 RefLED Superia ES50 RefLED Superia ES50 345Im Upto85%energysavingcomparedtohalogenGU10 lamps Firsttrue50Whalogenretrofit 100%retrofit-IECstandarddimensions Beamangleof25º,40º.50ºalsoavailableon425lm versions 60Whalogenwith425lm,or50Whalogenwith345lm AvailableinHomelight(2400K,2700K),WarmWhite (3000K)andCoolWhite(4000K) ratedlife25,000hours Highpowerfactor %retrofit-IECstandarddimensions NewcolourCandlelight2400Kavailableforextrawarm ambienceinhospitalityapplications Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90º cone) Energy Class 50W equivalent 345lm RefLEDSuperiaES50345LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50345LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50345LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50345LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50345LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50345LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50345LM GU , A RefLED Superia ES50 425Im 60W equivalent 425lm Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90º cone) RefLEDSuperiaES50425LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50425LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50425LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50425LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50425LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50425LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50425LM GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES50425LM GU , A+ Energy Class RefLEDSuperiaES50345lm25 RefLEDSuperiaES50345lm40 Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution 1200 Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) Luminous Intensity (candelas) RefLEDSuperiaES50425lm25º RefLEDSuperiaES50425lm40º Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution 2000 Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) Luminous Intensity (candelas) RefLEDSuperiaES50425lm50º PHOTOMETRIC GRAPHICS: Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter (lux) (m) (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution 900 Candlelight824 Spectral Power Distribution 100 UVC UVB UVA Homelight-827 Homelight Spectral Power Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) Wavelength (nm) Relative Spectral Power Wavelength (nm) Warmwhite-830 Warm White Coolwhite-840 Spectral Power Distribution Spectral Power Distribution Relative Spectral Power Relative Spectral Power Relative Spectral Power 22 LED Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm)

25 0 0 0 RefLED+ ES50 RefLEDES50230lm&345lm Upto87%energysavingcomparedtohalogenlamps 4.5Wtrue35Whalogenretroit,6.5Wtrue45W halogenretroit,7.5wtrue50whalogenretroit AsperIECstandarddimensions,itscompactsizemeans itcanretroitallgu10andgz10 Beamangleof40 Availableindifferentcolourtemperatures:2700K Homelight,3000KWarmwhiteand4000KCoolwhite Higheficacy,upto51lm/W Highlightoutput,upto345lm ratedlifeof15,000hours Thenewbrilliantwhiteinishcomplementsdomestic lighting PowerFactor=0.5 ** WarmWhite-830 Homelight-827 CoolWhite-840 Spectral Power Distribution Spectral Power Distribution Spectral Power Distribution Relative Spectral Power Relative Spectral Power Relative Spectral Power RefLEDES50305lmDimmable Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm) RefLED+ ES50 230Im 35W equivalent 230lm Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90º cone) ** RefLED+ES504.5W230LM GU , A ** RefLED+ES504.5W230LM GU , A ** RefLED+ES504.5W230LM GU , A+ RefLED+ ES50 345Im 50W equivalent 345lm Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90º cone) ** RefLED+ES507.5W345LM GU , A ** RefLED+ES507.5W345LM GU , A ** RefLED+ES507.5W345LM GU , A RefLED+ ES50 345lm Dimmable* 50W equivalent 345lm Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90º cone) RefLED+ES50Dim6.5W345LM GU ,000 6 A RefLED+ES50Dim6.5W360LM GU ,000 6 A RefLED+ES50Dim6.5W380LM GU ,000 6 A Energy Class Energy Class Energy Class RefLED+ES50230lm40 RefLED+ES50345lm40 Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution 400 Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) Luminous Intensity (candelas) RefLED+ES50305lm40 RefLED+ES50230lmand345lm RefLED+ES50Dimmable305lm Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) *For full list of compatible transformers and dimmers, please visit LED 23

26 0 0 RefLED ES50 Upto89%energysavingcomparingtohalogen 4Wtrue35Whalogenretroitand5Wtrue45W halogenretroit Beamangleof30 Availableindifferentcolourtemperatures:2700K homelight,3000kwarmwhiteand4000kcool white HighLuminousEficacy:upto61lm/W ratedlifeof25,000hours Powerfactor-0.5 RefLED ES50 230lm Beam Angle ( ) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux (ø90º cone) Rated Life Energy Class 35W equivalent 230lm RefLEDES504W230lm GU ,000 6 A RefLEDES504W230lm GU ,000 6 A+ RefLED ES50 305lm Beam Angle ( ) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux (ø90º cone) Rated Life Energy Class 45W equivalent 305lm RefLEDES504W305lm GU ,000 6 A RefLEDES504W305lm GU ,000 6 A+ RefLEDES504W230lm30º RefLEDES505W305lm30º Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter (lux) (m) (m) 700 (lux) (m) (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Homelight-827 WarmWhite-830 CoolWhite-840 Spectral Power Distribution Spectral Power Distribution Spectral Power Distribution 57.5 Relative Spectral Power Relative Spectral Power Relative Spectral Power Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm) LED

27 0 0 RefLED Superia ES63 Highlightoutputof435lumens=60WES63Halogen 7W-saveover85%energy Longlifetime25,000hours HighLuminousEfficacy:upto62lm/W IECstandarddimensions-trueretrofitsize HighPowerFactor-0.8 RefLED Superia ES63 Beam Angle (º) Candela (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life RefLEDSuperiaES63435lm GU , A RefLEDSuperiaES63435lm GU , A Energy Class RefLED Superia ES63 25º RefLED Superia ES63 40º Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) WarmWhite-830 Warm White Spectral Power Distribution Chromaticity Point Rendering Index Relative Spectral Power Wavelength (nm) CCy CCx 64 mm 59 mm LED 25

28 RefLED PAR 20/30/38 Over80%energysavingcomparedtohalogenlamps Suitableforretrofitreplacementofincandescentand halogenparlamps( v) Lightoutputmatching40-70Whalogen AvailableinWarmWhite(3000K) Goodcolourrendering(CRI=80) ratedlife:30,000hrs PAR38alsosuitableforuseinoutdoorfixtures RefLED PAR20 WarmWhite-830 Spectral Power Distribution RefLED PAR30 Relative Spectral Power Wavelength (nm) RefLEDPAR20270lm30 RefLEDPAR30610LM25 RefLEDPAR38785Lm25º Beam Cone Diagram Beam Cone Diagram Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity (lux) Distance (m) Beam diameter (m) Luminous intensity (lux) Distance (m) Beam diameter (m) Luminous intensity Distance (m) Beam diameter (m) RefLEDPAR38 RefLED PAR20/30 Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux (ø90º cone) Rated Life Energy Class RefLEDPAR205.5W270lm E , A RefLEDPAR3011W610lm E , A RefLED PAR38 785lm Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux (ø90º cone) Rated Life Energy Class RefLEDPAR3815W780lm E , A RefLED PAR20 RefLED PAR30 RefLEDPAR E LED

29 RefLED Coolfit MR16 Dimmable Highlightoutputof -345usefullumens=35WMR16Halogen -430usefullumens=40WMR16Halogen 80%Energysavingvs.halogenMR16meansfast payback Coolfittechnologyensureslonglifetime,evenin enclosedfixtures AHC(AutomaticHeatControl)ensureslongerlifeby preventinglampfromoverheating Dimmableonapproveddimmers* IECstandarddimensions-trueretrofitsize HighPowerFactor VAC/DC Upgradeddriverensureshighcompatibilitywithdimmerswitchesandelectronictransformers RefLED Coolfit MR16 345lm Dimmable* 35W equivalent 345Im Beam Angle (º) Candela (cd) Useful Luminous Flux (ø90º cone) Rated Life RefLEDCoolitMR167W345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR167W345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR167W345LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR167W345LM GU , A RefLED Coolfit MR16 430lm Dimmable* 40W equivalent 430lm Beam Angle (º) Candela (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90º cone) RefLEDCoolitMR167W430LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR167W430LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR167W430LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR167W430LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR167W430LM GU , A Energy Class Energy Class RefLEDCoolfitMR16345LmDimmable25º MR lm Dimmable Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter (lux) (m) (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Homelight-827 Relative Spectral Power Spectral Power Distribution 20-60VA transformer available Sylvania code RefLEDCoolfitMR16345LmDimmable40º Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter (lux) (m) (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Wavelength (nm) WarmWhite-830 Warm White Spectral Power Distribution Relative Spectral Power RefLEDCoolfitMR16430LmDimmable25º 0 Wavelength (nm) Coolwhite-840 Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Spectral Power Distribution Luminous intensity (lux) Distance (m) Beam diameter (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Relative Spectral Power Wavelength (nm) RefLEDCoolfitMR16430LmDimmable40º Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous intensity (lux) Distance (m) Beam diameter (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) *For full list of compatible transformers and dimmers, please visit LED 27

30 0 RefLED Coolfit MR16 575lm Dimmable Highlightoutputof 575usefullumens=50WMR16Halogen 8W/12VAC/DC-saveover80%energy Coolfittechnologyensureslonglifetime,evenin enclosedfixtures AHC(AutomaticHeatControl)ensureslongerlifeby preventinglampfromoverheating Dimmableonapproveddimmers* IECstandarddimensions-trueretrofitsize HighPowerFactor-0.7 HighLuminousEfficacy:upto72lm/W RefLED Coolfit MR16 575lm Dimmable* 50W equivalent 575lm Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90ºim) RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A RefLEDCoolitMR168W575LM GU , A+ Energy Class RefLEDMR16CoolfitDim25º Dim 8W 25 Homelight-827 Homelight Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous intensity Distance Beam diameter 0 (lux) (m) (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Relative Spectral Power Spectral Power Distribution Wavelength (nm) CCy Chromaticity Point CCx Rendering Indices RefLEDMR16CoolfitDim40º Warm WarmWhite-830 White Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Spectral Power Distribution Chromaticity Point Rendering Indices Luminous intensity (lux) Distance (m) Beam diameter (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Relative Spectral Power Wavelength (nm) CCy CCx RefLEDMR16CoolfitDim60º Dim 8W 60 CoolWhite Beam Cone Diagram Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Spectral Power Distribution Chromaticity Point Rendering Indices Luminous intensity (lux) Distance (m) Beam diameter (m) Luminous Intensity (candelas) Relative Spectral Power Wavelength (nm) CCy CCx *For full list of compatible transformers and dimmers, please visit 28 LED

31 0 RefLED MR11 Highlightoutputof 185usefullumens=20WMR11Halogen 3.5W/12VAC/DC-saveover80%energy Longlifetime25,000hours Availablein3000K HighPowerFactor-0.9 RefLED MR11 Beam Angle (º) Luminous Intensity (cd) Useful Luminous Flux Rated Life (ø90º cone) RefLEDMR113.5W185LM3000K GU , A+ Energy Class RefLEDMR113.5W185LM Beam Cone Diagram Luminous intensity Distance (lux) (m) Beam diameter (m) Polar-Cartesian Luminous Intensity Distribution Luminous Intensity (candelas) WarmWhite-830 Spectral Power Distribution Chromaticity Point Rendering Indices Relative Spectral Power CCy Wavelength (nm) CCx Ø35.3 Max 3 0 Ma x 4 0 Ma x LED 29