Photometric requirements Sample Clauses

Photometric requirements. When so adjusted, the front fog lamp shall meet the photometric requirements in Table 36 (refer also to Figure A4-XI of Annex 4): Table 36 Type approval photometric requirements for front fog lamp Designated lines or zones Vertical position* above h + below h - Horizontal position* left of v: - right of v: + Luminous intensity (in cd) To comply Point 1, 2** +60° ±45° 85 max All points Point 3, 4** +40° ±30° Point 5, 6** +30° ±60° Point 7, 10** +20° ±40° Point 8, 9** +20° ±15° Line 1** +8° -26° to +26° 130 max All line Line 2** +4° -26° to +26° 150 max All line Designated lines or zones Vertical position* above h + below h - Horizontal position* left of v: - right of v: + Luminous intensity (in cd) To comply Line 3 +2° -26° to +26° 245 max All line Line 4 +1° -26° to +26° 360 max All line Line 5 0° -10° to +10° 485 max All line Line 6 *** -2.5° -10° to +10° 2700 min All line Line 7 *** -6.0° -10° to +10° < 50 per cent of max. on line 6 All line Line 8L and R*** -1.5° to -3.5° -22° and +22° 1,100 min One or more points Line 9L and R*** -1.5° to -4.5° -35° and +35° 450 min One or more points Zone D*** -1.5° to -3.5° -10° to +10° 12,000 max Whole zone Notes to Table 36 * The co-ordinates are specified in degrees for an angular web with a vertical polar axis. ** See paragraph 5.5.2.4. *** See paragraph 5.5.2.2. 5.5.2.1. The luminous intensity shall be measured either with white light or coloured light as prescribed by the applicant for use of the fog lamp in normal service. Variations in homogeneity detrimental to satisfactory visibility in the zone above the line 5 from 10 degrees left to 10 degrees right are not permitted. 5.5.2.2. At the request of the applicant, two front fog lamps constituting a matched pair corresponding to paragraph 3.3.
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Photometric requirements. When so adjusted, the front fog lamp shall meet the photometric requirements in the table below (refer also to paragraph 2.2. of Annex 4 to this Regulation): Point 1, 2** +60° ±45° 85 max All points Point 3, 4** +40° ±30° Point 5, 6** +30° ±60° Point 7, 10** +20° ±40° Point 8, 9** +20° ±15° Line 1** +8° -26° to +26° 130 max All line Line 2** +4° -26° to +26° 150 max All line Line 3 +2° -26° to +26° 245 max All line Line 4 +1° -26° to +26° 360 max All line Line 5 0° -10° to +10° 485 max All line Line 6 *** -2.5° -10° to +10° 2,000 min All line Line 7 *** -6.0° -10° to +10° < 50 per cent of max. on line 6 All line Line 8L and R*** -1.5° to -3.5° -22° and +22° 1,100 min One or more points Line 9L and R*** -1.5° to -4.5° -35° and +35° 450 min One or more points Zone D*** -1.5° to -3.5° -10° to +10° 12,000 max Whole zone * The co-ordinates are specified in degrees for an angular web with a vertical polar axis. ** See paragraph 6.4.3.4. *** See paragraph 6.4.3.2. 6.4.3.1. The luminous intensity shall be measured either with white light or coloured light as prescribed by the applicant for use of the fog lamp in normal service. Variations in homogeneity detrimental to satisfactory visibility in the zone above the line 5 from 10 degrees left to 10 degrees right are not permitted. 6.4.3.2. At the request of the applicant, two front fog lamps constituting a matched pair corresponding to paragraph 4.2.2.5. of this Regulation may be tested separately. In this case the specified requirements for lines 6, 7, 8, 9 and the Zone D in the table in paragraph 6.4.3. above apply to half the sum of readings of the right-hand and left-hand side front fog lamp. However each of the two front fog lamps shall meet at least 50 per cent of the minimum value required for line 6. Additionally, each of the two front fog lamps that constitute the matched pair corresponding to paragraph 4.2.2.5. of this Regulation are only required to meet the requirements of line 6 and line 7 from 5° inwards to 10° outwards. 6.4.3.3. Inside the field between lines 1 to 5 in Figure 3 of Annex 4, the beam pattern should be substantially uniform. Discontinuities in intensities detrimental to satisfactory visibility between the lines 6, 7, 8 and 9 are not permitted. 6.4.3.4. In the light-distribution as specified in the table in paragraph 6.4.3. above, single narrow spots or stripes inside the area including the measuring points 1 to 10 and line 1 or inside the area of line 1 and line 2 with not more than 175 ...
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Photometric requirements. The luminaire shall have a total delivered light efficiency of not less than 95% at mean life of LEDS, and 70% at 20 years, measurements shall be done at 25 degree Celsius. Luminaire shall deliver 8192 lumens minimum for 110 W luminaire and 6000 lumens minimum for 78 w luminaire, with efficacy not less than 75. Color temperature range 4000(+300,-500) degrees Xxxxxx. Color Rendering Index shall be more than 71% (CRI > 71%) at 25 degree Centigrade. Luminaire shall be in compliance with LM 79 -08. Luminaire IES classification shall be type II or type III. Longitudinal classification shall be medium, cutoff classification, and BUG rating shall be B2 U1 G2 maximum. The successful bidder shall submit for approval to the Director and Division of Street Lighting certified photometric test data report, giving the light distribution pattern, the luminaire efficiency and measurements as per IES- LM- 79-08. The test report shall certify that the luminaire comply with the photometric requirements, and include the performance data of luminaire with time and the junction temperature. UL certification, IP66 certification and 3G vibration certification shall be submitted. All tests shall be performed by an independent and recognized testing laboratory.
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Photometric requirements. The luminaire shall have a total delivered light efficiency of not less than 90% of initial delivered lumens at 25000 hours of life of LEDS, and 70% of initial delivered lumens at 50000 hours of life of LEDS, measurements shall be done at 25 degrees Celsius. Luminaire initial delivered lumens at 25 degree Celsius shall be 10200 minimum for 160 Watt luminaire and 6500 minimum for 100 Watt, with color temperature range 4000 degrees Xxxxxx. Color Rendering Index shall be more than 71% (CRI > 71%) at 25 degree Centigrade. Luminaire shall have a minimum upward lighting , with no significant glare G2 rating and IES classifications, type III , IV or type V if specified by Street Lighting Division Longitudinal classification shall be medium or short as specified by Street Lighting. The successful bidder shall submit for approval to the Director and Division of Street Lighting certified photometric test data report, giving the light distribution pattern, the luminaire efficiency and measurements as per IES- LM- 79-08. The test report shall certify that the luminaire comply with the photometric requirements, and include the performance data of luminaire with time and the junction temperature. UL certification and IP66 certification shall be submitted. All tests shall be performed by an independent and recognized testing laboratory.
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