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WE-EF LIGHTING VFL520 Australia/NZ Edition 2015

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WE-EF LIGHTINGVFL520

Australia/NZ Edition

2015

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Design and Engineering

The most important element in the design process is the development of luminaires that

encompass timeless design; in other words, design that best reflects their enduring

qualities.

In addition, state-of-the-art engineering brings with it the highest standards with regard

to environmentally-friendly materials and processes, i.e., high IP ratings, excellent ther-

mal management and innovative optical systems. The development of high-end, efficient

reflectors and lenses is one of the core competencies of WE-EF. This means compliance

with international lighting and safety norms, while meeting the criteria of such organi-

sations as the Dark Sky Society. Continual investment in research and development is

the basic condition for meeting these requirements. WE-EF innovations, such as

IOS® Innovative Optical Systems, CTA® Cool Touch Adaptor, ASC® Anti Slip Coating and

OLC® One LED Concept, are just some examples of the company’s continuing investment

in technology.

Production

'Made by WE-EF' is more than just an expression; the high quality level of in-house

production processes includes:

Tooling for HPDC and injection moulding

Aluminium high-pressure die-casting

CNC machining

Powdercoating

Pole manufacturing

Assembly

Through continual investment in tooling and production processes, and ongoing training

programmes for WE-EF employees, the highest standards of quality are achieved. In

exterior lighting, the corrosion-resistance qualities of a product are crucial to their relia-

bility and longevity. Durable and reliable corrosion protection can only be achieved when

product development and production processes are considered together. Years of

research, development and practical testing as well as experience in some of the most

extreme climates on Earth have resulted in WE-EF’s unique 5CE corrosion protection

system. This system encompasses five critical elements: Substrate; Conversion coating;

Powdercoating; PCS hardware (polymer coated stainless steel); Process control.

Application

Real and sustainable cost and energy savings can only be achieved through professional

project planning, including the application of the latest optical systems and light sources.

In streetlighting applications, for example, this means minimising the number of lumi-

naires required by optimising the efficiency of the optical system, while at the same time

limiting glare in line with international standards. In short, reduced installation and

maintenance costs, less CO2 and improved quality of light.

Recycling

More than 90 per cent of a WE-EF luminaire can be recycled. The main component, a

marine-grade aluminium substrate, is refined from recycled aluminium. This recycled

aluminium is also an 'energy storer'. Only five per cent of the original energy needed to

process bauxite into aluminium is required for recycling. In other words, 95 per cent

of the original energy input is also recycled.

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VFL520

Post mounted luminaire. 'Side' and 'forward throw' distribution; asymmetric and pedes-

trian/bicycle lane distribution.

IP66. Class I. IK08. Marine-grade, die-cast aluminium alloy. 5CE superior corrosion pro-

tection including PCS hardware. Powdercoat finish in black RAL 9004, white aluminium

RAL 9006, grey aluminium RAL 9007 or white RAL 9016. Silicone CCG® Controlled Com-

pression Gasket. PMMA RFC® Reflection Free Contour technology. The luminaire is

factory-sealed and does not need to be opened during installation.

Integral EC electronic converter. Factory-installed LED circuit board. Removable LED

boards for upgrading. CAD-optimised OLC® One LED Concept optics for superior illumi-

nation and glare control. Advanced thermal management (NTC) on request.

Integrated surge protection10/10 kV.

Mounting brackets to be ordered separately.

Light source:

LED 4000 K

(for 3000 K refer to www.we-ef.com.au)

Available distributions:

[P65] [S60] [S65] [S70] [A60] [R65]

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50 114

470

100

ø 76 x 80

210

C

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D x L

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ø 38

[S60][P65] [S65]

[S70] [R65][A60]

IOS® Innovative Optical System:

[P65] Pedestrian/bicycle lane distribution

[S60] Streetlighting distribution

[S65] Streetlighting distribution

[S70] Streetlighting distribution

[A60]Asymmetric 'forward throw' distribution

[R65]Rectangular 'forward throw' distribution

[P65] 4000 K lm* Factor** kg

VFL520 12 LED 12W/350 mA 108-1501 1512 0.57 4.7

VFL520 12 LED 24W/700 mA 108-1503 2765 1.00 4.7

[S60]

VFL520 12 LED 12W/350 mA 108-1481 1512 0.57 4.7

VFL520 12 LED 24W/700 mA 108-1483 2765 1.00 4.7

[S65]

VFL520 12 LED 12W/350 mA 108-1485 1512 0.57 4.7

VFL520 12 LED 24W/700 mA 108-1487 2765 1.00 4.7

[S70]

VFL520 12 LED 12W/350 mA 108-1489 1512 0.57 4.7

VFL520 12 LED 24W / 700 mA 108-1491 2765 1.00 4.7

[A60]

VFL520 12 LED 12W/350 mA 108-1497 1512 0.57 4.7

VFL520 12 LED 24W/700 mA 108-1499 2765 1.00 4.7

[R65]

12 LED 12W/350 mA 108-1493 1512 0.57 4.7

12 LED 24W/700 mA 108-1495 2765 1.00 4.7

* Nominal lumen output based on LED manufacturers data at 85°C Tj. For rated lumens at 25°C Tq and latest data refer to www.we-ef.com.au.** Multiplier for Isolux value.

Wall/Pole brackets RV Series D x L H/H1 C kg

for VFL520 108-0979 RV0 Wall bracket 200/160 108 2.0

108-0980 RV2-76 Pole bracket ø 76 x 100 147 4.8

108-0982 RV5 Pole bracket 106 1.7

Pole bracket RV5 Pole bracket RV2Wall bracket RV0

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Using either a 1-10 V or DALI interface withelectronic converter, the light output and energyusage of the individual luminaires can be con-trolled. All components of the luminaire are en-gineered for reliability and longevity.

VFL520 FEATURES

IP classification: IP66

Electrical protection: Class I

Impact protection: IK08

Housing: Marine-grade, die-cast aluminium alloy,

5CE superior corrosion protection

Hardware: PCS hardware (polymer coated stainless steel)

Cover: PMMA RFC® Reflection Free Contour technology

Gasket: CCG® Controlled Compression Gasket technology

ECG: Integrated surge protection 10/10 kV

LED: 12 LEDs (3000 K or 4000 K)

Optic: OLC® One LED Concept technology

with [P65] [S60] [S65] [S70] [A60] [R65] beam distributions

Heat sink: Integrated

Installation: Direct mount ø 76 x 80 mm

[A60]Asymmetric forward throw distribution for lightingpublic spaces. Maximum angle of peak intensity 60°-65°.Rearward spill limited to an angle of 10°.

[S70]Streetlighting distribution.

[R65]Rectangular forward throw distribution for lightingpublic spaces and car parks. Maximum angle of peak intensity(side and forward) approximately under 65°.Rearward spill limited to an angle of 10°.

[S60]Streetlighting distribution.

[P65]Pedestrian/bicycle lane distribution.

[S65]Streetlighting distribution including intersections and public spaces.

RFC® technology – engineered with a UV-sta-bilised PMMA panel which has a contoured sur-face, contoured in a way that imitates the shapeof the LED lens; the goal is to minimise the lossof light that normally occurs due to internalreflection.

The OLC® technology is the ideal method forachieving a uniform and energy saving lightingsolution, providing highest safety and visualcomfort, in ensuring that the failure of individualLEDs does not lead to an adverse affect in thelighting.

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Outstanding and long lasting anticorrosion properties

can only be achieved by a comprehensive, integrated

approach. WE-EF’s unique 5CE system encompasses

five critical elements: Substrate; Conversion coating;

Powdercoating; PCS hardware (polymer coated stain-

less steel); Process control.

PCS coated fasteners made from austinetic stainless

steel reduce the risk of galvanic corrosion.

The VFL520 is fitted with a 10/10 kV surge protection.

If the surge protector has been triggered by an adverse

event, the luminaire is automatically disconnected from

the mains.

Important: For comprehensive protection of the lumi-

naire against lightning and electrical surges, we gener-

ally recommend primary (Type 1) and secondary (Type 2)

surge arrestors be installed into the switch board.

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Streetlighting distribution.

Spacing 5 to 5.5 times the mounting height.

Typical mounting height 3 to 6 m.

[P65]

Pedestrian/bicycle lane distribution.

Spacing 5 to 7 times the mounting height.

Typical mounting height 3 to 5 m.

[S70]

Streetlighting distribution.

Spacing 7 to 9 times the mounting height; Ti < 15 per cent.

Typical mounting height 3 to 6 m.

[S65]

Streetlighting distribution including intersections and

public spaces.

Spacing 5 to 5.5 times the mounting height; Ti < 15 per cent.

Typical mounting height 6 to 10 m.

[R65]

Rectangular 'forward throw' distribution for lighting

public spaces and car parks.

Maximum angle of peak intensity (side and forward)

approximately under 65°. Rearward spill limited to an

angle of 10°.

Typical mounting height 4 to 8 m.

[A60]

Asymmetric 'forward throw' distribution for lighting public

spaces.

Maximum angle of peak intensity 60°-65°. Rearward spill

limited to an angle of 10°.

Typical mounting height 4 m to 8 m.

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WE-EF LIGHTING Pty Ltd

6/13 Downard Street

Braeside, Victoria 3195

Australia

Tel +61 3 8587 0444

Fax +61 3 8587 0499

www.we-ef.com.au

VFL520 | Australian Edition | © Copyright WE-EF 2015 | Technical specifications are subject to change