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Explanation |
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IP class
IP
classification (Ingress Protection) demonstrates a light fitting’s
ability to withstand water and foreign objects. The first digit
indicates resistance to solid foreign matter and dust, and the second
digit the resistance to water. |
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CE
The
CE label means that the manufacturer or importer guarantees that the
product conforms to the European requirements. The product comes with a
Declaration of Conformity that states which standards the product has
been tested to. CE labelling is not in itself a guarantee of quality,
but explains which minimum demands have been met. Most Glamox products
have third party certification, which means that an independent body has
tested the products in accordance with the current product standards. |
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ENEC
Common European certifi cation label. Safety certification of lighting equipment in accordance with European norms. |
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Double insulated
Class
II fi ttings are built in such a way that exposed metal parts cannot be
exposed to electrical current. This can either happen with reinforced
or double insulation. |
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Ex Classification
All
Ex products must be certified by a verified third party. Certification
is carried out in accordance with the relevant European regulations.
Explosion proof areas are divided into 3 different zones: Equipment for
zone 1 should be certified by an accredited third party. Equipment for
zone 2 can be CE labelled by the producer, in accordance with the ATEX
directive. |
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Nemko
Norwegian certification symbol. |
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Ball test
Lighting for sport and athletics halls is tested for resistance to balls in accordance with DIN 57 710 part 13. |
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F
Luminaires accepted for mounting on a flammable base. |
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F with a cross
Luminaires NOT accepted for mounting on a flammable base. |
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Ta
Luminaires which vary from the standard surroundings temperature of 25°C. |
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IK
States resistance to external mechanical forces. |