Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
highbay
FUTURA GIII
CONTENTS
Overview.
Industrial application.
The COB LED Technology.
Product details &
Specification.
OVERVIEW
Industrial highbay is one the most common light fixture used for industrial
application and as a user you face lot of challenges in terms of cost &
energy efficiency , with high cost and major disruption associated with
maintenance , its very essential to review your current lighting solution
with the latest energy efficient solution LED.
Now a days customers are looking for a technology which will replace their
existing conventional 150/250 HID luminaires the answer is Bajaj LED
Highbay.
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION
Bajaj GIII LED highbay uses COB (Chip on board)
technology for precise optical control to illuminate
the most challenging high bay applications also
saving energy and maintenance cost ..the products
are hassle free and provide safe working
environment.
Applications areas :
Heavy engineering industries.
Industrial bays.
Thermal power stations.
Airport Hangers.
Railway concourse halls.
Warehouses
Gyms
Why COB ?
Due to the small size of the LED chip, Chip-onBoard technology allows for a much higher
packing density than surface mount technology.
This results in higher intensity & greater
uniformity for the user.
The figure below illustrates the differences in the number of LEDs that can
be placed on a 10X10mm square and the resulting power output of the
array
COB TECHNOLOGY
A COB LED device consists of a matrix of LED chips
connected in series and parallel to one another. To ensure
efficient thermal management, the LED chips are installed
on a ceramic plate. Each chip contains both a p-doped and
an n-doped layer. When voltage is applied, the negatively
charged electrons migrate from the n-doped layer towards
the p-doped layer, while the positively charged holes
migrate in the opposite direction. Recombination of
electrons and holes in the active region results in the
emission of blue photons. As blue photons pass through
the phosphor region, some undergo colour conversion to
green, yellow and red photons. White light results from the
combination of photons across the entire visible spectrum.
Depending on the application, light can be directed via the
luminaires secondary optics (e.g. reflectors, diffusors or
lenses).
Light Source
LED ( COB )
LED ( COB )
System Wattage
100W
100W
150- 275V AC
150- 275 AC
Degree of protection
IP-65
IP-65
Material
Electrochemically
brightened, polished and
anodized spun aluminium
symmetrical reflector with
Epoxy powder coated diecast aluminium integral
control gear housing
Electrochemically
brightened, polished and
anodized spun aluminium
symmetrical reflector with
Epoxy powder coated diecast aluminium integral
control gear housing
Light Colour
Lifetime
Power factor
0.95
0.95
10%
10%
Number of Luminaires
Type of Lamp
Type of Ballast
Power Consumption per lamp including ballast
4
loss (W)
5
Energy Saving per lamp point (W)
6
Total Lighting Load (kW)
7
Reduction in Total Lighting Load (kW)
8
Usage per Day (Hrs.)
9
Usage per Year (Days)
10
Cost per Unit (Rs./ kWh)
Savings due to reduction in Total Lighting Load
11
(Rs.)
12
Cost per Lamp (Rs.)
13
Average Economic Life per Lamp (Hrs.) *
14
Number of Lamps replaced per year
15
Cost of Lamp Replacement per year (Rs.)
Cost of Maintenance (Assuming 10% failure @
16
200 per point(Including Ballast)
Savings due to reduction in Lamp Replacement
17
Cost (Rs.)
Savings due to reduction in Maintenance Cost
18
(Rs.)
19
Total Savings per year (Rs.)
22
Total Extra Investment (Rs.)
23
Payback (Years)
*under standard conditions of supply
In months
100
250W MH Lamp
HID gear
290
150
--29.0
--24
365
7.50
140
15
14.0
24
365
7.50
9,19,800.00
850.00
8,000
0.00
0.00
0.00
50,000
0
0.00
0.00
Nil
0.00
0.00
4500
100
4,50,000.00
9,19,800.00
20,000.00
100
20,00,000.00
15,50,000.00
1.7
20 months