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| The lifespan of a building is said to be from around 30 to 100 years, and these CCLs are able to provide reliable light for as long as the building is in use. First completed a century ago, the principle of the neon tube provides the high degree of reliability needed for the next 100 years. |
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The product life of a CCL is 40,000 hours.* Together with light-emitting diodes, this provides the longest lifespan of any lighting technology today. If a CCL is used daily for 10 hours a day, it can last as long as 4,000 days or 10.95 years. This represents a lighting system that suits the lifespan of a building.
*Product life will vary depending on the usage environment. |
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| The unit is comprised of three glass light tubes and an inverter ballast on a trough of extruded aluminum, with a polycarbonate cover. With a profile of 65 mm wide and 64 mm high, it is smaller than a fluorescent light fixture. There are three lengths available (600, 900, and 1200 mm) to match different building types. |
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The unit comes in several types: a color-temperature modulated light that allows the color temperature to be adjusted from 2,800 K to 8,000 K, a building modulated light with special color selected for a building facade, and a color modulated light with the three primary colors of red, green, and blue. Each type allows light modulation, and can be used both indoors and outdoors.
*An alpha controller is necessary for light modulation. |
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