Carton of 5pcs 36W LEDVANCE LED Panel Ceiling Light 600x600mm $109 Delivered @ Eeet5p eBay

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LED VALUE PANEL | LED panel with high efficency and long life

Areas of application

− Hospitals

− Office areas

− Public areas

− Retail

Product benefits

− Easy and quick installation

− Easy and quick series connection thanks to simple plug system

− Easy buit-in system for fast connection

− Easy installation with fast connection

− Elegant homogenous design

− Energy saving thanks to LED technology

− Homogeneous light output

− Slim and sleek design

− Ambient temperature in operation: − -10…+45 °C

− Average lifespan: 50,000 h

− High luminous efficacy: 90 lm/W

− Lifetime: up to 50,000 h

Electrical data

Nominal wattage 36.00 W

Nominal voltage 220…240 V

Mains frequency 50…60 Hz

Power factor λ 0.90

Total harmonic distortion < 15 %

Protection class II

Operating mode External LED driver

Photometrical data

Luminous flux 3200 lm

Luminous efficacy 90 lm/W

Color temperature 4000K

Light color (designation) Cool White

Color rendering index Ra ≥80

Standard deviation of color matching 5 sdcm

Beam angle 120 °

Dimensions & Weight

Length 595.00 mm

Width 595.00 mm

Height 34.00 mm

Product weight 2000.00 g

Materials & Colors

Product color White

Housing color White

Body material Aluminum

Cover material Polystyrene (PS)

Mercury content 0.0 mg

Application & Mounting

Ambient temperature range -10…+45 °C

Type of protection IP20

Protection class IK (shock resistance) IK02.

Dimmable No

Mounting type Recessed/Suspended/Surface

Mounting location Ceiling

Application environment Indoor

LED module replaceable Not replaceable

Lifespan

Lifespan L70/B50 at 25 °C 50000 h

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  Jimothy Wongingtons on 22/05/2023 - 11:40

  +4

  as per my previous unanswered question from the last time you posted this product

  Can you please clarify how you will deal with warranty for this product? It's not listed anywhere in your description.

  Transporting a 600x600 single panel/s is pretty costly for the average person assuming its a back to base type warranty and assuming customer is to return goods.

  It's suspiciously (?) not listed on your website/ ozbargain post but the Ledvance LDVBLPAN060636W865 (as visible in your ebay listing) correlates with manufacturer part of 4058075330658 - which according to reduction revolution(reductionrevolution.com.au) is a 5 year warranty.

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  Quarn on 22/05/2023 - 11:55

  I ordered these last time they were on offer and fitted them in my garage. 4 of them transformed the lighting in the garage, nice soft, bright illustration with no shadows. Highly recommended.

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    thorpef1 on 22/05/2023 - 11:57

    144 watts is a lot of power to light up a garage
    I hope its a big garage for that sort of power

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      Quarn on 22/05/2023 - 12:00

      Had 3x14w led bulbs previously and wasn't sufficient. Can't state what a joy it is to work with proper lighting. I do have a 19.5kw solar system so happy to burn the 144w when needed.

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        thorpef1 on 23/05/2023 - 11:39

        If being used for a workshop ofcourse you want good lighting :)

        Nice system there, AC all day, pool heated all day, lights on all day… .love it :)

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      twocsies on 22/05/2023 - 12:25

      A one-car garage needs a minimum of 13,200 lumens https://garagetransformed.com/how-many-lumens-for-garage-lig…

      Depending on the bulb and the manufacturer, LED technology typically produces 75-110 lumens/watt https://www.voltlighting.com/learn/lumens-to-watts-conversio…

      The spec sheet for this panel is reporting 90 lumens per watt. So 144W * 90 lm/W = 12,960 sounds right on the money. If you want to reduce the wattage for working over in the corner, perhaps turn on only one of the four?

      Note that if you were using the garage as a workshop, the first source is suggesting 80,000 lumens for a one car garage, but 'How many lumens you need for your garage depends on what you’re planning on doing in your garage, so there’s no “one light fits all” solution.'

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      bargaino on 22/05/2023 - 17:22

      One tile = one 4-foot fluoro tube.
      If the garage is a workshop, not just car storage, …

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    cooeecanvas on 22/05/2023 - 13:32

    How did you mount these ones? I am thinking of doing the same in our workshop.

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      Quarn on 23/05/2023 - 00:00

      +1

      I cut my ceiling so they were a tight fit and then by putting small pencil marks on the frame I could work out where the screw holes were in the frame through the ceiling, 4x washers and the correct length screws did the job nearly. They are very light so don't need sturdy anchoring.

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  WatchNerd on 22/05/2023 - 12:05

  Color temperature 4000K

  I'm not an expert but isn't this the important factor?

  So why would you buy these over something like… Arlec 9W Tri Colour Dimmable LED Downlight - $9.95 @ Bunnings
  Lumen : 700lm(3000K) ; 740lm(4000K) ; 720lm(6500K)

  Or the Aldi Smart Lights if you can still find some stock.

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    twocsies on 22/05/2023 - 12:28

    +1

    One of these produces around 3000 lumens, but a 9W bulb produces less than 800 lumens. So you would need around four downlights to match one panel.

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      WatchNerd on 22/05/2023 - 12:41

      Thanks, I knew I was missing something.

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    Quarn on 23/05/2023 - 00:04

    Colour temp is how 'warm' the light appears, lower temp is yellower/warmer, higher looks bluer.
    Nothing to do with the power of the light.

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  lexis999 on 22/05/2023 - 13:00

  The Mounting brackets cost as much as the lights :O https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/143113411739

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    Jimothy Wongingtons on 22/05/2023 - 13:21

    This is an old gen panel in op posts - back in the day it probably would have cost $80+ retail easily

    New osram/ledvance panels are roughly only 25 watt but still produce over 3600lm

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  hongas on 22/05/2023 - 13:45

  if this was 5200K panel, it would be perfect for a light box

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    Quarn on 23/05/2023 - 00:06

    Not really, you'd need to check the colour spectrum output. Probably not even across it.