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PAR56 lamp
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Over the last 10 years, Alphadif has been developing lighting for pools and outdoor spaces under the name SeaMAID, a brand commended by European professionals.
In its unceasing quest for innovation and responses to the needs of this changing market, the brand has just invested in new underwater equipment, developed in collaboration with the French Scientific and Technical Centre for Building (CSTB) in Nantes and the French National Laboratory of Tests (LNE).
This equipment, the first of its kind in the world, measures the luminous flux of light in water, in order to define its new energy category, according to the new European Regulation 874/2012, applicable since September 2013.
In fact, from September 2016 onwards, directional lamps for the general public, falling under an energy category higher than A for LED, and B for the others (halogen, compact fluorescent), will simply be withdrawn from the market.
This tool is of immense help to the professional installer of pool lighting solutions.
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Mini-projector
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In this respect, SeaMAID offers new and regulatory energy efficiency for its lighting and white light projectors, measured on site, thanks to this reliable tool.
Information concerning the PAR56 lamp and projectors screwed on to a vacuum point:
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Flat projector
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• The 30 LED version offers an utilised luminous flux of 1170 lumens, for a rated power of 14.70 kWh per 1000h in the A+ energy category.
• The 39 LED version provides a utilised luminous flux of 1354 lumens, for a rated power of 16.60 kWh per 1000h in the A+ energy category.
As for the mini-projector, it offers equally remarkable energy efficiency, with an utilised luminous flux of 471 lumens, a rated power of 5.20 kWh for 1000h in the A++ energy category.
