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75Take 79Bit 83Boxx 89Velo 101Brick 107Tecno 113Cardo 119Stage 125Silla 129

141Bola 145Punta 149Cardo 161

173Maxx 177Pizza 187Linea 195

205Maxx 209Classic 225Collection 235Sino 247Cupola 253Silla 134

259Lightstripe 263Cardo 285Cordline 295Floatline 303Vario 309

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Index

Compendium Product Range

1 SpotlightsFeatures and Benefits

2 Recessed spotlightsFeatures and Benefits

3 DownlightsFeatures and Benefits

4 Suspended luminairesFeatures and Benefits

5 SystemsFeatures and Benefits

6 AccessoriesTracks Electronic ballast Conventional ballast Transformers Lamps Mood filter

Welcome to Ansorg

LED technology

Projects

Compendium of Lighting Technology Reflector technology Standards and safety Lamps Mood filter Ballast technology Lighting technology made to measure Glossary

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Welcome at Ansorg

Ansorg develops and produces innovat ive technical luminaires for the retail and architectural areas.

Cooperat ion with planners, designers and architects is the basis of the development of technically matured and aesthet ically convincing luminaires and light ing concepts.

Besides the technical competence, Ansorg shifts the sett ing of light ing scenes based on customer’s special requirements to the focus of attent ion, since it is in part icular the special wishes and needs which are indispensable for the effect ive sett ing of light ing scenes as part of a corporate ident ity. For light creates unmistakable, easily remembered moods and atmospheres; it must blend into the ambiance of the room in order to preserve its effect. Therefore property-related luminaire developments rank just as much among the company’s strong points as does a technically sophist icated, extensive standard range.

For the implementat ion of the projects of the globally operat ing partners a team of experienced light ing designers and project managers is available. Ansorg is present, in the form of its own establishments or agencies, in major growth regions throughout the world.


IndividualityAnsorg adds pro� le to visual corporate identities through the medium of light!

Individualized light ing concepts underline the corporate design of a company and hence create competit ive advantages. Ambiances in which light ing is experienced support sales by means of opt imum illumination of the merchandise presented and provide orientat ion for the consumer – in that way a feel-good atmosphere is produced and the residence t ime at the POS is increased. Ansorg is wherever the customer is. Here light ing concepts adjusted to the needs and requirements on the spot are developed and implemented with the matching ‘Light ing Tools’ from a wide range of products. Wherever appropriate and desired, Ansorg addit ionally provides customized product solut ions in the form of made-to-measure special luminaires.

Experience Ansorg has been placing accents in the lighting market for over 50 years now!

Many years of experience and extensive competence in the � eld of light ing make for con� dence and certainty for our customers. Through numerous instances of long-term cooperat ion and friendly collaborat ion with well-known designers and architects, many joint ideas have been developed and unique conceptions implemented.

Economic ef� ciency Ansorg is synonymous with energy and cost ef� ciency!

The interplay of technically innovative components and high-performance re� ectors leads to the creat ion of luminaires that permit the use of smaller numbers of luminaires as well as lower wattages and act ively contribute to saving direct and indirect energy costs. Modular systems make it possible to make user-friendly changes and to carry out maintenance without tools. Professional light ing design forms the basis of ef� cient and economical light ing concepts. In an integrated conception approach, investment, maintenance and process costs are hence saved and with reference to aspects of economic ef� ciency a leading technology status is achieved.

InternationalityAnsorg is active as a global player!

A world-wide sales network and many years of internat ional experience make it possible to comprehensively advise and support our internat ionally act ive customers in the course of their global expansion. Ansorg is familiar with the complex and differing light ing technology requirements of the internat ional markets and in a posit ion to safeguard internat ional expansion strategies with constant quality of light ing technology. It goes without saying that our products exhibit the necessary internat ional cert i� cat ion.

Responsibility for the environment Ansorg believes in treating the environment in a responsible manner!

This principle has formed the basis of Ansorg’s product development and light ing concepts at all t imes. Start ing from the quality of the light ing components, products are created which are dist inguished by their reliability and long product lives – in that way, resources are conserved. The Ansorg Product Development Department checks the ecological aspects of the substances and materials used over the ent ire product life cycle and has products created that comply with the principle ‘Avoidance – before recycling –before disposal‘. The sequences of operat ions are performed on the basis of a cert i� ed environmental management system – the energy supplied to our locat ion is generated100 % from renewable energy sources.

Core Competence of Ansorg


Germany /France / Spain / Italy United Kingdom / The Netherlands Switzerland / Norway / Sweden United Arab Emirates


LED lighting technology

Think Light. Think LED.

LED technology opens up new, energy-ef� cient possibilit ies for light ing. So far stated as being the light ing technology of the future, LED technology has as a result of the cont inuous further development and optimization of the light ing technology parameters meanwhile earned a � rm place in modern, integral light ing concepts.For years now Ansorg has been implementing effect ive light ing

solut ions with LEDs. This is evidenced by the numerous, project-related design special solut ions and the extensive and high-performance range of LED luminaires. It meets the needs of whole-area light ing design and the demand for the sensuous quality of experiencing the light ing effects.


Highest quality is our motto, as regards lighting effect and technology, design and service. We illuminate the many facets of the subject of LEDs in a separate LED catalogue. There you can � nd all the details about our complete LED standard range.

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Think LED. Think Quality.


Projects


Retail Lighting

Retailing worlds – shops, bout iques, out lets, showrooms, mega shopping malls and large stores – are a main focus for Ansorg. In the success areas of sports, fashion, automotive und beauty Ansorg has successfully posit ioned itself as a trendsett ing supplier of modern light ing solut ions. Well-known brands are based world-wide on this know-how. Tried and tested series products which have been awarded design prizes are in this context just as much Ansorg’s strong point as are situat ion-related special solut ions at the leading edge of light ing technology. It is only with the help of light that the tension � eld between the observer and the goods becomes a visible and tangible medium. Retailing has therefore, despite e-commerce, or exact ly because of it, gone off on � ights of fancy as an alternat ive that can be experienced. New standards, examples and prospectscharacterise the future light ing business. Good design, the latest technology, the highest degree of ecological protect ion have become image and market ing factors which part icularly at the point of sale can be convincing and be decisive for success.

Retail Lighting Food

Food makes high demands on optimum scene sett ing with light. Light ing design in the food area, from discounters to delicatessen shops requires high professionalism and sophist icated know-how. The presentat ion of food is always an area of invisible values. Compliance with standards, energy savings effects, and excellent light ing qualit ies are only to be achieved and optimised by means of constant innovation. Light can bring about posit ive emphasising of the quality of products and underline their authent icity. This quality is in line with the needs of many customers in a world which is increasingly perceived as being too art i� cial. A further approach from the invisible values of high-quality light ing is of an economic nature: luminaires with innovative lamps and a high luminous ef� ciency reduce the numbers of units and thus the capital expenditure. Ansorg has been dealing with such optimisat ion and problem areas for decades and is constant ly optimising, specialising and focussing its products.

Architectural Lighting

At the start of the 21st century, architecture is increasingly acquiring a greater role and receiving more attent ion when it is a matter of present ing corporate values and public prest ige. Modern architecture and up-to-date design are values which can set buildings, rooms and companies and organisat ions associated with them apart from the mainstream. Architecture and the light ing design associated with it architectural applicat ions are therefore to be viewed as the royal discipline of light ing design is occupying an increasingly larger guiding example funct ion. The market characterised by high-speed change therefore demands in this segment excellent variable standard ranges as well as highly complex special solut ions. Technical building management and light ing design are inseparable components of a holist ic light ing solut ion which we develop joint ly with our customers. Space, light, design and ecology provide the new architecture with a characterist ic dimension. Together they form an impressive, modern att itude to which we feel committed.


Adidas, London, United Kingdom


Al Tayer, Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates


Apart, Mannheim, Germany


Atelier de Courcelles, London, United Kingdom


Breuninger, Freiburg, Germany


Cartier, St. Petersburg, Russia


Conad, San Lazzaro, Italy


Depot, Wiesbaden, Germany


Diesel, New Delhi, India


Esprit, Frankfurt, Germany


Galerie Lafayette, Berlin, Germany


Gant, London, United Kingdom


Gerry Weber, London, United Kingdom


Interio, Villeneuve, Switzerland


Landrover, Perth, Australia


Ludwig Beck, Munich, Germany


Lulu Hypermarket, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates


McDonald's, Orly-Sud, France


Monoprix, Paris, France


Muji, London, United Kingdom


Nivea Haus, Berlin, Germany


OTE, Athens, Greece


Rhein Galerie, Ludwigshafen, Germany


Roberto Verino, Madrid, Spain


Sanchez Romero Supermercados, Madrid, Spain


Sony Centre, Perth, Australia


Spiegel, Hamburg, Germany


Toom, Saarburg, Germany


Toyota, La Rochelle, France


UBS, Winterthur, Switzerland


van Graaf, Warsaw, Poland


Vans, London, United Kingdom


Victoria's Secret, Amsterdam, The Netherlands


VW Barbagallo, Mandurah, Australia


World of TUI, Berlin, Germany


Yves Rocher, Paris, France

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A Compendium of Lighting Technology

What is the best light for the respect ive purpose?

Is selling, informing, scene sett ing, work being carried out? Where is the space or room and what is it like? What is the daylight like? What kind of atmosphere is to prevail? What is the course of gaze like? Where is ambient light to take effect, where are accents placed? How is the light distributed? On what merchandise? In what situat ions? Where are the basics appro-priate? What are special ideas and solut ions needed for?

These are quest ions that our engineers who support development with scient i� c know-how also ask themselves: where is which luminaire solut ion the right one with which lamp? With which concept? Where is which technology effect ive? How to calculate, how to verify? In what intelligent and pract icable implementat ion? And how do you combine innovat ive tech-nical quality with economic ef� ciency, sustainability and ef� ciency?

In this process, many parameters are discussed which we would like to explain on the following pages about re� ector calculat ion and assessment, about lamps, � lters and ballasts, about engineering made to measure.

We would be pleased if the following pages ful� lled their useful purpose, and provided help for our readers with one quest ion or another. Or if they permit insights into how we under-stand the topic.


Rotat ion-symmetrical re� ectors are pro-duced by the rotat ion of a previously calculated re� ector contour around any axis. They are used with point-shaped lamps.

Strip re� ectors are produced by the displacement of a previously calculated re� ector contour perpendicular to the plane of project ion. A dist inct ion is to be made between symmetrical and asymmetrical re� ectors. They are used for elongated, tubular lamps.

Re� ector technology Types and shapes

The basic re� ector types

Together with the lamp, the re� ector determines the light quality and the economic ef� ciency of a luminaire. It is its task to collect and focus the light and to direct it onto an effect ive area, with glare being avoided at the same t ime. Depending on the size, shape and material structure of the re� ector, different beam angles and luminous in-tensity distribut ions are possible.

Among others, there are rotat ion-sym-metrical re� ectors and strip re� ectors. The shape of a re� ector is based as a matter of principle on mathematically described curves, the conic sect ions. In pract ice most ly freely calculated contours and/or mixed shapes are used in order to permit opt imum light distribut ion for the many areas of applicat ion.

General diffusion light source

A general diffusion lamp distributes the light � ux throughout the whole room.

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Ellipse

The special feature of the ellipsoid re� ector is to be found in its two focal points. All of the beams originat ing from the � rst focal point are re� ected to the second focal point. If the second focal point is in the emergence plane of a ceiling opening, it is possible to direct a lot of light through narrow apertures.

Involute

The involute is not one of the conic sect ions. With it every light beam tan-gent ially leaving the intersect ing plane of a tubular lamp is re� ected in itself and directed around the lamp. No re� ect ion takes place. In that way the lamp is subjected to only litt le wear and the ef� ciency is increased. The shape of the involute is used, for example, as a head re� ector for � uorescent lamps.

Parabola

Each parabola encloses a focal point. All of the light beams originat ing from this point are re� ected parallel to the axis. The parabola shape generates a narrow beam angle for precisely accu-rate illuminat ion.

Circle

All of the beams originat ing from the central point are re� ected in them-selves. Upon a slight displacement from the central point posit ion a real image of the lamp is produced immediately adjacent to the original lamp. This con-tour is used in counter-re� ector systems.

The basic re� ector shapes

Mixed shape with Silla as the example

In pract ical applicat ion the curves often deviate. They are calculated freely in order to systematically comply with problem de� nit ions. The spot light Silla is posit ioned in the centre of aisle are-as and illuminates rows of shelves on the right and the left at a certain height at the same t ime. In this case several re� ector segments in a transverse direc-t ion were used.


What counts with regard to the light ing in a museum or an open-plan of� ce, is not mandatory for merchandise presen-tat ion in a department store or shop – and vice versa. The basis for the re� ec-tor calculat ion consists of the speci� c, individualised demands made by our clients, light ing designers or architects.

Technical requirement parameters are, for example, the type and wattage of the lamp, the beam angle to be achieved, the re� ector diameter, the qualitat ive form of the light intensity distribut ion curve ( LIDC). Further gener-al quality requirements are: homogene-ous beam pattern, appropriate glare reduct ion, a long product life of the lamp and the ballast equipment as well as, decisively, the energy ef� ciency and the light output rat io.

Re� ector technology On the quality of re� ector calculation, Part 1

The matching beam angle for the lighting task

The beam angle to be achieved is ob-tained from the radius of the circular area which is to be illuminated and the space between the light points. There-fore the smaller the angle is the nar-rower/brighter the illuminat ion of the object is, the wider the beam angle is the larger/weaker the illuminat ion is.In shop light ing, the most varied prod-ucts are illuminated – from mobile phones via the fashionable out� t as far as the shelf area. From this, demands made on the size of the cone of light are deduced. In order to cover the wide range of tasks required in actual prac-t ice, Ansorg’s range comprises four main re� ectors.

Illustrat ions: Super Spot re� ector 0°– 9°for precisely accurate scene-sett ing for very small items of merchandise

Spot re� ector 10°–19°for the illuminat ion of individual objectssuch as bags or pictures

Medium Flood re� ector 20°– 29°for larger objects such as busts or furniture

Flood re� ector 30°– 39°for the illuminat ion of shop window dummies or shelves

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For wall illuminat ion there are special wide re� ector types:Wide Flood 40°– 69°Very Wide Flood > 70°


Re� ector diameter

An important parameter for the devel-opment of the contour is the size of the re� ector diameter. This can, for exam-ple, in the case of recessed luminaires, be deduced from the ceiling cut-outs. At Ansorg there are mainly standardised ceiling cut-outs of 130mm and 185mm which make the design of a homogene-ous ceiling pattern possible and reduce mount ing costs and t imes.

A further criterion is the lamp opening. It has an in� uence on the light output rat io. It is necessary to place the re� ec-tor as close as possible around the lamp so that no light is diffused towards the rear and lost unused.

The ef� ciency of re� ector/luminaire sys-tems is generally equated with the LOR (light output rat io) ef� ciency. However, this stands only for the quant ity of light output by a luminaire. The assessment of the ef� ciency of a re� ector exclusive-ly according to its LOR value is one sub-aspect and can in certain circumstances produce a misleading result.

One simple example: a freely burning lamp has, for example, an LOR of 100%, but the illuminance is not suf� -cient for accentuated illuminat ion of the object, because the light is distributed undirected within the room. It therefore does not illuminate the required object. A high LOR ef� ciency is therefore not synonymous with the opt imum ful� lment of the light ing task.

On the other hand, ef� ciency is gener-ally de� ned as the rat io of effort and performance. For re� ectors, the objec-t ive is to direct as much light as possi-ble in a required direct ion: what is de-cisive is that arrives where it is meant to arrive. At Ansorg one therefore talks of an ‘applicat ion-orientated ef� ciency’.

Operating ef� ciency


Light distribution curves

The speci� c distribut ion of the light � ux arising from re� ect ion can be pictorially presented with the help of a standard-ised light intensity distribut ion curve (LIDC). It describes the desired light distribut ion in the room and is a target for the development of the re� ector contour.

Decisive for the light distribut ion curve of a re� ector are the shape and size of the burner image in the re� ector.

Re� ector technology On the quality of re� ector calculation, Part 2

The light distribut ion curve shows the opt imum and clearly delimited double direct ional beam of the luminaire Silla SIL


Veri� cation of the re� ector contour

On the basis of the contours calculated beforehand, the contours prepared are read in with a separate simulat ion pro-gram and theoret ically evaluated with a real light source and, if necessary, corrected. At the beginning of the simu-lat ion, a high-gloss surface material is used that reacts part icularly sensit ively. The result of the simulat ion is a light distribut ion curve which serves as an assessment and decision-making basis before product ion of the tool or sam-pling takes place.

Re� ector material

The surface also plays a part in decid-ing the assessment of the quality of a re� ector. The degree of re� ect ion de-� nes its quality level: simple solid alu-minium material has a high degree of re� ect ion reaching 85 %, high-grade re� ector material provides degrees of re� ect ion of 95 % and above.

By means of different surface structures, further possibilit ies are obtained for the opt imisat ion of the light beam pattern.

– Roughening (sandblast ing) (� gure 1)

– Microstructures (ball indentat ions) (� gure 2)

– Plane facets in the circumferent ial direct ion (� gure 3)

– Plane facets in the contour direct ion (� gure 3)

– Convex facets in the contour direct ion (� gure 4) – Convex facets in the contour and cir cumferent ial direct ions (without � gure)


Focusable re� ector with Boxx as the example

This � exible luminaire provides the funct ions general, ambient light ing and accent light ing in one product. What is special about Boxx is its user-friendly technology: the spot light can be focused without the use of tools and in� nitely variably from 20° to 50°. By means of simple turning of the re-� ector, you can achieve different light beam patterns – whether narrowly accentuated or wide beamed. Different beam angles are therefore possible without a change of re� ector and this is advantageous in sales rooms with va-rying posit ioning of merchandise. The high-grade re� ector material is sand-blasted and minimises scattering losses.

By means of in� nitely variable re� ector adjustment, the beam angle of the light changes, leading to a narrower or wider light distribut ion.

Interchangeable re� ectors with Brick as the example

The opt ion of a large variety of inter-changeable re� ectors characterises the Ansorg range. The luminaire Brick is compatible with different re� ectors – achieved with a uniform burning posi-t ion. Four re� ectors with facetted sur-faces and four different beam angles are available. By means of the easy and user-friendly re� ector replacement, Brick permits the performance of all tasks: from point accent light ing to large-area scattered light ing.

Re� ector technology Selected product examples


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Homogeneous wall illumination with Bola as the example

The luminaire Bola provides, by means of the t ilted forward 2-component re-� ector, a homogeneous, and full-area light distribut ion on the walls – as far as the ceiling. The light quality and the large-area light distribut ion addit ionally permit large spaces between luminaires in light ing design, thus reducing invest-ment and running costs.

High-grade re� ector material with Silla as the example

The spot light Silla designed for aisle area and shelf light ing is equipped with ultra-high-grade re� ector material. This aluminium material has an extreme-ly high degree of re� ect ion of up to 95 %. As a result, scattering losses are minimised and the light quality is increased. Also in the case of large spaces between luminaires, the homo-geneous illuminat ion is included to the full extent, a fact indicat ing great economic ef� ciency. Silla provides three re� ector types as variants for different areas of use.

The asymmetrical light ing distribut ion produces opt imum illuminat ion of the peripheral area.


HIT technology and light directing for the racks in the food area

Optimum merchandise presentat ion for fruit and vegetables is an important object ive in the market. Especially for this area, Ansorg has developed a re� ector for HIT lamps. Due to the well thought-out combinat ion of re� ector geometry, choice of material and struc-ture of the facets the light is distributed evenly and without colour differences over the area and over the goods.

Re� ector technologySelected examples from practice

The re� ector solves a number of problems in the characterist ics of the HIT equipment. Deposits on the burners of the lamp can produce undesirable colour effects on the goods.

The re� ector from Ansorg produces a uniform light colour temperature and light beam pattern. Even in the corners of the racks a high light ing intensity is achieved. At the same t ime, scattered light is minimized.

In the light cone itself, only homogene-ous, white light is to be seen, without any disturbing colour re� ect ions.

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LED technology and the optimum light beam pattern in the retail � eld

LEDs, with their posit ioning in the lumi-naire and their radiat ion characteris-t ics, entail new challenges for re� ector de-velopment. In order to comply with the peculiarit ies of the LED light sources, re� ectors also meet special requirements so as to achieve the opt imum result as regards light ing intensity and light quality.

The Take TKL spot light serves as an ex-ample of the requirements which a re� ector must meet in actual pract ice. The LED unit used produces a high light � ux and a high light quality. So that these parameters can be incorporated into a harmonious light ing atmosphere at the PoS, a re� ector type has been de-veloped by Ansorg which in its geometry is adapted to the LED unit.

Faceting permits effective control of the light � ux from the LED unit to the goods. There are no undesirable lighting effects.

Here the problems arise with the use of plain re� ectors. Some LED units then yield irritating light beam patterns, e.g. a dark spot in the middle.

This is the optimum light beam pattern: special faceting or structuring of the re� ector enables effective light direc-ting which overlays the undesirable structures – in that way the light reaches the goods homogeneously and ensures optimum lighting intensity.


Standards and safety

Computer-controlled goniophotometer in the Ansorg light ing laboratory for the measurement of spat ial light intensity distri-but ions

Ansorg’s light ing laboratory enables Ansorg to play on its home ground.This laboratory is equipped with a computer-controlled goniometer with an addit ional image-resolving luminance measuring camera: it makes it possible to determine the beam angle, the light distribut ion, the luminance and standardized ef� ciency of the luminaires and the spectral distribut ion of lamps in compliance with the standards. The light ing laboratory provides our engineers with excellent condit ions for exploring, analysing and improving developments and products. At the same t ime, an important aspect is that the light ing technology requirements are not only achievable, but also reproducible.

Ansorg luminaires naturally comply with all standards concerning safety. Authoritat ive standards are the Interna-t ional Standard for Luminaires (IEC60598) and the Acts on Electro-magnet ic Compatibility and Electro-magnet ic Fields. This is con� rmed by the cert i� cates from many test inst itutes, including internat ional ones. Our aspi-rat ions go far above the basic require-ments of these standards and are docu-mented in our own company standards. So that Ansorg products can sat isfy the increasingly stringent demands, the in-volvement in specialist committees and working groups of ZVEI, LiTG and DGNB (German Sustainable Building Council) is a further, future-orientated quality criterion.


Selection of the lamps

Light ing technology TC- TEL QT - LP 12 IRC HIT G 8.5 LED

Wattage 42 W 50 W 35 (39) W 39 W

Light � ux 3200 lm 1250 lm 4000 lm 3000 lm

Light-source ef� ciency 76 lm/W 25 lm/W 103 lm/W 77 lm/W

Colour rendering index (CRI)

80 100 90 80

Colour temperature 3000 K 3000 K 3000 K 3000 K

System wattage 46 W 53 W 42 W 43 W

LOR* 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.9

Illuminance* 480 lx 220 lx 700 lx 675 lx Light output rat io LOR*= light-source ef� cacy of the luminaires Luminous intensity*= mean luminous intensity over an area of 4m²

The table shows the main features for the select ion of the light ing technology and/or of the lamp.The list includes the light ing technologies primarily used in the market. The values stated refer to the stage of development in december 2011.

We illuminate the subject of LED technology in a separate LED catalogue.

Downlight with low voltage halogen lamp

Downlight with metal halide lamp

Downlight with LED module

Luminaire Downlight withcompact � uorescent lamp

Also in the case of the lamps we rec-ommend quality is given top priority.Only if they meet the requirements stated, are they used. St ipulat ions for opt imum light ing effect involve,

for example, the light � ux, the colour rendit ion and the light colour tempera-ture. In this connect ion, we are dedicat-ed to weighing up all of the criteria for the individual case and to making the

correct choice. Our clients can have con� dence in our many years of experi-ence and expert knowledge. Ansorg re-lies on the suppliers which are the mar-ket leaders as regards technology.


Lamp HIT 930

+ Rosé-Filter

Lamp HIT 930 +SchutzscheibeSafety glassVerre de protect ionVetro di sicurezzaCristal de protección

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Mood � lters create atmosphere.

Besides the re� ector and the lamp, from case to case the � lter also plays a part. In this combinat ion lies the recipe for a presentat ion with the right colour.

The coat ings of these Mood � lters, also referred to as conversion � lters, vary the colour rendit ion with different inten-sit ies. Their uses emphasises, for exam-ple, desired colours of main areas or underlines colour moods.

In the area of food retail, Ansorg relies on the Mood � lter technology in com-binat ion with HID lamps which are markedly more ef� cient than � lter technology in combinat ion with HST technology.

Selection of the right � lters

This combinat ion posit ively emphasises the colour rendit ion in the red range.The rosé � lter reduces colour port ions in the green range.

Can be recommended for

– sausage products – meat products – pink shades in pastries/confect ionery – In combinat ion with pure white light-

ing colours (942) suitable for � sh/seafood

Comparison picture with safety glas

Rosé Filter


Lamp HIT 930

+ Bordeaux-Filter

Lamp HIT 930 +SchutzscheibeSafety glassVerre de protect ionVetro di sicurezzaCristal de protección Lamp HIT 930

+ Sun-Filter

Lamp HIT 930 +SchutzscheibeSafety glassVerre de protect ionVetro di sicurezzaCristal de protección Lamp HIT 930

+ Gold-Filter

Lamp HIT 930 +SchutzscheibeSafety glassVerre de protect ionVetro di sicurezzaCristal de protección

BD SN GD

This combinat ion intensi� es the desired red port ions in the colour spectrum.


– fresh meat

This combinat ion accentuates the colour rendit ion in the yellow/orange range. The � lter reduces port ionsin blue. As the name says, the � lter ensures a sunny mood.


– fruit and vegetables – � owers– health and beauty– fashion– sport and leisure– opt icians– gastronomy– furniture

With a gold shade, the colour spectrum of the merchandise presented is intensi-� ed.


– leather goods, shoes – wood– cheese and bakery products – tobacco products – brown tones in pastries/confect ionery – bookstores– homestores– earthy colours in gastronomy

Bordeaux Filter Sun Filter Gold Filter


Long product life, simple installation

For HIT lamps a new generat ion of con-vent ional (KVG) and electronic (EVG) ballasts is in use. Technical innovat ions increase the product lives of the ballasts and set new safety standards. They are extremely pract ical as regards installat ion and since very recent ly they have been available in almost all wattages.

Protection from overvoltage and overheating

Overloaded voltage networks and volt-age peaks are increasingly reducing product lives. The new electronic ballasts are protected from high voltage pulses of up to 2,500 volts, standard equipment is merely 2,000 volts.

Excessively high ambient temperatures can heat up and destroy a ballast. The new products are rated for + 55° C. As soon as the temperature rises further they switch off automatically.

EOL (end of life) cut-off

As soon as the lamp has reached the end of its useful life and the light ing quality deteriorates, the ballasts cut off automatically. There is no � ickering, the system is not overheated and the user on the spot immediately realizes when a lamp has to be replaced.

Ballast technology


Longer product lives.

The technical advantages result in a longer service life which saves the need for frequent replacement of the ballasts and indicates economic ef� ciency. The convent ional ballasts have an aver-age product life of 50,000 hours at an ambient temperature of 50° C. In the case of electronic ballasts even a mini-mum product life of 30,000 hours is guaranteed.

Simple installation with plug & play.

Connect ing up the luminaire is very easy. The integrated jack for the Wieland safety plug system permits direct connect ion of the luminaire and mains cable to the bal-last. This results in a � exible and simple change of wattage, e.g. from 35 W to 50 W and 70 W. This aspect is of impor-tance part icularly for constant ly changing display and decorat ion spaces in retail ar-eas.


One of our specialit ies is the development and product ion of individual special luminaires.For a good reason, since for our customers the result is an unmistakable element of corporate ident ity, an independent part of corporate culture: luminaires that contribute their share to the unique posit ion and different iat ion in compet it ion. Via the design, or via the funct ion: those rather nondescript luminaires that solve complex problems on the spot,provide innovat ive approaches and combine quality with economic ef� ciency.

This problem de� nit ion is related to real challenges. For this, in the everyday work of the company not only many years of experience and high � exibility are required, but especially staff with expert knowledge, in order to put the concepts into pract ice without any problems. Many successful projects are for us de� nit ive proof of the fact that theory intermeshes with pract ice: for internat ionally expanding fashion brands, ultra-modern shopping malls, airports and cultural centres.

Lighting technology made to measure.


Glossary

Beam angle

The beam angle is the opening angle of the light beam of a luminaire or re� ector lamp. It is determined by the type of construct ion of the re� ector. Lu-minaires with a small beam angle pro-duce small, bright ly illuminated areas. Light sources with a wide beam angle produce large, but less bright ly illumi-nated areas. In the opening angle the luminous intensity drops off to half of the maximum value.

For homogeneous illuminat ion, wide beam luminaires with large beam an-gles must be used. For accent light ing as a rule narrower beam light is neces-sary. The characterist ic of wide beam light with larger beam angles is desig-nated as ‘Flood‘ and ‘Wide � ood‘, that of narrow beam light with a small beam angle – for example 10° – is referred to as ‘Spot’.

Ansorg dist inguishes between six main beam angles:

Superspot 0° – 9°Spot 10° – 19°Medium � ood 20° – 29°Flood 30° – 39°Wide � ood 40° – 69°Very wide � ood > 70°

Illuminance

Illuminance ( letter symbol: E, unit of measure: lux ) de� nes how much light – from a light ing technology point of view more precisely how much light � ux (in lumens) – falls on a certain area: it amounts to one lux, if the light � ux of one lumen homogeneously illuminates an area of one square metre.

The illuminance is measured with an illuminat ion photometer on horizontal and vert ical surfaces. It does not, how-ever, precisely describe the brightness impression of a room, as this depends mainly on the re� ect ion characterist ics of the room surfaces. In that way a white room appears, with the same illuminance, brighter than a dark one.

Colour temperature

The light colour temperature of a lamp is described by the colour temperature in Kelvin (K). The commonly used lamps have colour temperatures in the order of magnitude of less than 3,300 Kelvin (warm white), 3,300 to 5,300 Kelvin (neutral white) to less than 5,300 Kelvin (daylight white).

Colour rendering index (CRI)

The colour rendit ion of a lamp charac-terizes the colour effect which its light brings about on objects or persons. It is rated with the general colour ren-dering index Ra. This indicates how naturally colours are rendered in the light of a lamp.

The colour rendering index is derived from eight frequent ly occurring test colours. Ra = 100 stands for the best value; the lower the index is, the worse are the colour rendit ion characterist ics. Lamps with an Ra-index of less than 80 should not be used indoors.

Lamp wattage

The power consumption (also lamp wattage) describes the electric power in watts (W) consumed by a lamp or a ballast. In the case of low-pressure and high-pressure discharge lamps, the addit ion of lamp wattage and power consumption of the ballast give the system wattage.


Luminous intensity/luminous intensity distribution

The luminous intensity (letter symbol: I) is the part of the light � ux that radiates in a certain direct ion. It is measured in candela (cd).

The spat ial distribut ion of the luminous intensity (luminous intensity distribut ion) characterises the luminous exitance of luminaires and re� ector lamps. The luminous intensity distribut ion is presented graphically in the form of curves, the luminous intensity distribu-t ion curves (LIDC).

Presentat ion of the photometric data:

Polar diagram

If the luminous intensity (candela, cd) in the room (or within the planes) around the lamp or luminaire are measured and recorded, the luminous intensity distribut ion is obtained. This photometric curve is presented in what is referred to as a polar diagram. The luminous intensity is standardised to a lamp luminous � ux of 1000 lm.

Illuminance cone

The illuminance cone is used to illustrate the beam patterns of rotat ion-symme-trical luminaires It describes the light bundle emitted at one-half-peak-diver-gence or half-value angle. This is the term used for the aperture angle at which maximum luminous intensity is halved. In general the maximum value is achieved at a beam angle of 0°.

The illuminance cone diagram shows illuminance available within an area delimited by the half-value angler (light cone diameter) for various moun-t ing heights. The illuminance values E (lx) refer to the centre of the illumi-nance cone.

Chart wall illuminance

For asymmetrical luminaires, illumi-nance values are given for different mount ing heights and distances be-tween walls. The illuminance values likewise refer to the centre of the illuminance cone.

Light-source ef� cacy

Light-source ef� cacy is the measure of the economic ef� ciency of a lamp. It states how much luminous � ux in lumens (lm) per watt (W) of its power consumption a lamp generates. The higher the rat io of lumens/watts, the better a lamp applies the energy introduced. Here are some examples: – Metal halide lamp 100 lm/W, – Halogen lamp 30 lm/W, – Compact � uorescent lamp 75 lm/W, – Tubular � uorescent lamp 100 lm/W.

Light � ux

The light � ux or luminous � ux – meas-ured in lumens (lm) – is the luminous ef� cacy of a lamp. It describes the output radiated by the light source in all direct ions in the visible range.

Luminance

The luminance (letter symbol: l) is the measure of the brightness impression that the eye gains from a luminous or illuminated area. The luminance is measured in candelas per unit area (cd/m2).

Operational ef� ciency (LOR)

The operat ional ef� ciency or light out-put rat io states how much of the lumi-nous � ux generated by a lamp actually leaves the luminaire. The type of direct-ing of the lamp’s luminous � ux and the thermal condit ions inside the luminaire determine the light output rat io.

Degree of re� ection

The degree of re� ect ion states what percentage of the light � ux falling on a surface is re� ected. Light surfaces have a high degree of re� ect ion and dark ones have a low degree of re� ect ion: white walls re� ect up to 85 % of the light, panelling in light coloured wood st ill up to 35 %, red bricks, on the other hand, only up to 15 %. Conclusion: the darker a room is furnished, the more light is required to achieve the same illuminance on the working plane.

I(0) = 1200 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.72 WFL

1.0 ma=

0.5 m25 5

2120 10

1385 53090 1590

20 3455 202 4

0.10m

0.25

0.50

0.75

1.00

1.50

2.00

E[lx/klm]a

300

135

1200

75

86

172

258

344

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


IP20

Marks of conformity

Safety class I:Luminaires for connect ion to the mains-end protect ive conductor

Safety class II:Luminaires without connect ion to the mains-end protect ive conductor

Safety class III:Luminaires for operat ion with protect ive low voltage

Enclosure type

IP 20 : protected from solid foreign bodies > 12mm; no protect ion from water

European mark of conformity

National mark of conformity

Safety tested in accordance with the Act on Appliance and Product Safety (ProdSG)

Electromagnet ic compatibility (EMC)

Russian mark of conformity

Ukrainan mark of conformity

Registrat ion for Saudi Arabia

Australian Cert i� cat ion Mark

North American Cert i� cat ion Mark


Products

1 Spotlights w 75

Take

w 79

Bit

w 83

Boxx

w 89

Velo

w 101

Brick

w 107

Tecno

w 113

Cardo

w 119

Stage

w 125

Silla

w 129

2 Recessed spotlights w 141

Bola

w 145

Punta

w 149

Cardo

w 161

3 Downlights w 173

Maxx

w 177

Pizza

w 187

Linea

w 195

Subject to technical alterat ions! © Ansorg GmbH

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Lighting Tools Compendium Product Range

4 Suspended luminaires w 205

Maxx w 209

Classic w 225

Collection w 235

Sino w 247

Cupola w 253

5 Systems w 259

Lightstripe w 263

Cardo w 285

Cordline w 295

Floatline w 303

Vario w 309

6 Accessories w 327

Tracks w 328

Electronic ballast w 333

Conventional ballast w 336

Transformers w 339

Lamp w 341

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Products

Take w 79 • Economic ef� ciency and long product life due to

a high-quality luminaire housing made of diecast aluminium

• Optimised re� ector technology for brilliant light qual-ity and high ef� ciencies

• Abundant accessories such as Mood � lters and glare reduct ion attachments. Maintenance and user-friend-ly and can be � tted without the use of tools

• Sophist icated, unmistakable design

Bit w 83 • Neutral, unobtrusive use of shapes• Part icularly economical spot light with a light output

rat io of up to 80%• Material select ion from the point of view of sustain-

ability• Very good price/performance rat io (low investment

per kLm)• Large variety of accessories such as Mood � lters and

various attachments for glare reduct ion

Boxx w 89 • Geometrical, graphic design• Zoom re� ector with in� nitely variable beam angle

permits the adjustment of the light beam to every requirement with only one movement of the hand

• The � at structure of the spot light is suitable part icu-larly for low room heights - also in the t ilted-out state

Cardo w 119 • Technical design• Gimbal-mounting permits the direct ing of the light in

any direct ion desired• Housing posit ion permits stringent ceiling design

Stage w 125 • Spot lights of theatre stage-type design• Accessories for dramaturgical light ing effects at the

point of sale• For accent light ing and scene-sett ing for special

areas

Silla w 129 • Technical design• One housing - three applicat ions• The re� ector is the shape-determining element• Economical light ing solut ions for the food area• Homogeneous, vert ical shelf light ing and non-glare

aisle illumination• Ef� cient re� ectors permit large distances between

luminaires and reduce the number of luminaires• Product family with a large variety of mounting

possibilit ies• Design networking with Boxx and Sino


Spotlights Features and Benefits

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Velo w 101 • Compact, organic use of shapes• Integrated temperature separat ion between re� ector

and ballast• equipment in a very con� ned space: this results in

a higher product life for all of the components and at the same t ime makes a compact structural shape possible

• Ef� cient re� ectors and a high light output reduce the number of luminaires required

Brick w 107 • Geometrical, pure design• Qualitat ively high-grade material version made of

diecast aluminium permits opt imum accuracy of � t• The posit ion of the t ilt ing mechanism at only one

point makes it possible to use it as a direct ional spot light or as a downlight

• Design networking with the product lines Lightstripe and Vario

Tecno w 113 • Reduct ion to a basic geometrical shape• Facelift: greater economic ef� ciency due to the

use of low-loss electronic ballast equipment with optimised re� ector ef� ciency

• Large variety of accessories permits different light ing scenarios


Products

Take w 79

Bit w 83

Mounting with adapter • • with ceiling box for recessed mounting for suspended mounting for wall mounting

Lighting technology HIT/G12 35W HIT/G12 50W HIT/G12 70W HIT/G12 100W HIT/G12 150W HIT/G8.5 20W • • HIT/G8.5 35W • • HIT/G8.5 50W • • HIT/G8.5 70W • • HIT/GU6.5 20W HST/GX12-1 50W HST/GX12-1 100W

Ballast electronic ballast incl. • • conventional ballast incl.

Type of reflector SSP • SP • • SP-WFL MFL • • MFL-VWFL FL • •FL.S WFL • • VWFL DDF PSW AF


1 2 3 4 5 6

Spotlights Compendium

Boxx w 89

Velo w 101

Brick w 107

Tecno w 113

Cardo w 119

Stage w 125

Silla w 129

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Spotlights Take

1 2 3 4 5 6

The spotlight TAKE embodies modern, sophisticated design and brilliant light quality. Innovative convex facetted reflector technology provides TAKE with very high operational efficiencies and produced brilliant, non-glare presentation light. This is successful even at low wattages starting from 20 watts - a convincing sign of high energy efficiency. The horizontal arrangement of the ballast housing and the lighting head makes the spotlight, with its very low mounting height, appear compact and, at the same time, light. TAKE, moreover, brings along an abundant range of accessories such as Mood filters and glare-reduction attachments. All of the accessories can be fitted easily and without the use of tools. Not least, TAKE impresses with its ease of maintenance and user-friendliness.

• Economic ef� ciency and long product life due to a high-quality luminaire housing made of diecast aluminium

• Optimised re� ector technology for brilliant light qual-ity and high ef� ciencies

• Abundant accessories such as Mood � lters and glare reduct ion attachments. Maintenance and user-friend-ly and can be � tted without the use of tools

• Sophist icated, unmistakable design


Spotlights Compendium Take

Take TKC w 81

Mounting with adapter •

Lighting technology HIT/G8.5 20W • HIT/G8.5 35W • HIT/G8.5 50W • HIT/G8.5 70W •

Ballast electronic ballast incl. •

Type of reflector SP • MFL • FL • WFL •


1 2 3 4 5 6

Spotlights Take TKC

• Lighting technology HIT/G8.5 • for three-circuit track or surface mounting • tilting and turning • Connection data: electronic ballast, 220-240V, 20(24)W, 35(42)W, 50(56)W,

70(80)W • Weight 1.6 kg

Surface mounted by means of ceiling jack for adapter. Recessed mounting by means of ceiling jack for adapter in combination with recessed ceiling jack (see accessories).

IP20

Article numbers Spotlight with adapter

224 ~153

~167

~18

8

90°

360° electronic ballast incl.

20W 02 TKC 812-... 35W 02 TKC 112-... 50W 02 TKC 412-... 70W 02 TKC 212-...

Reflector HIT/G8.5

SP

I(0) = 6400 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.84 SP

1600

710

400

640028

56

84

112

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]

Safety glass incl. 17 HIW 610-... Mood-Filter Sun incl. 17 HIW 610-SN-... Mood-Filter Gold incl. 17 HIW 610-GD-... Mood-Filter Rose incl. 17 HIW 610-RS-... Mood-Filter Bordeaux incl. 17 HIW 610-BD-...

MFL

I(0) = 3075 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.74 MFL

770

340

190

307543

86

129

172

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


FL

I(0) = 1905 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.74 FL

475

215

120

190558

116

174

232

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


WFL

I(0) = 1200 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.72 WFL

300

135

1200

75

86

172

258

344

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


Lamps HIT/G8.5 Information about lamps w 341 As a matter of principle, Ansorg recommends the use of mood filters in combination with HIT lamps having the colour temperature 930.

Optional accessories Glare reduction asymmetric black 17 ZR 0001 Glare reduction cylindric black 17 ZR 0002 Ceiling jack for adapter white 16 NK 70319002

black 16 NK 70319003 Recessed ceiling jack white 16 NK 70360002

black 16 NK 70360003

Order information Article numbers ending on -... are to be supplemented by the colour code. Colour code: ...-401 = white / ...-402 = anthracite / ...-410 = silver


Spotlights Bit

1 2 3 4 5 6

In the form of the surface-mounted spotlight BIT, the product range was extended by a very economical and efficient spotlight. By the use of high-grade components and reflectors a light output ratio of more than 80 % was achieved. The neutral, unobtrusive use of shapes makes it possible for BIT to be used in a variety of ways. The choice of materials was made especially from the points of view of sustainability and environmentally compatible disposal. In addition, BIT impresses with its wide range of accessories such as interchangeable reflectors, Mood filters and glare-reduction attachments which can all be replaced without the use of tools.

• Neutral, unobtrusive use of shapes• Part icularly economical spot light with a light output

rat io of up to 80%• Material select ion from the point of view of sustain-

ability• Very good price/performance rat io (low investment

per kLm)• Large variety of accessories such as Mood � lters and

various attachments for glare reduct ion


Spotlights Compendium Bit

Bit BTC w 85

Mounting with adapter •

Lighting technology HIT/G8.5 20W • HIT/G8.5 35W • HIT/G8.5 50W • HIT/G8.5 70W •

Ballast electronic ballast incl. •

Type of reflector SSP • SP • MFL • FL • WFL •


1 2 3 4 5 6

Spotlights Bit BTC


70(80)W • Weight 0.9 kg


IP20


164

166

223 13

2

192

90°


20W 02 BTC 812-... 35W 02 BTC 112-... 50W 02 BTC 412-... 70W 02 BTC 212-...

Reflector HIT/G8.5

SSP

I(0) = 17245 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.83 SSP

4310

1915

17245

1080

12

24

36

48

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]

Safety glass incl. 17 HIT 810-... inkl. Mood-Filter Sun 17 HIT 810-SN-... inkl. Mood-Filter Gold 17 HIT 810-GD-... inkl. Mood-Filter Rose 17 HIT 810-RS-... inkl. Mood-Filter Bordeaux 17 HIT 810-BD-...

SP

I(0) = 6580 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.82 SP

1645

730

6580

410

28

56

84

112

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]

Safety glass incl. 17 HIT 610-... Mood-Filter Sun incl. 17 HIT 610-SN-... Mood-Filter Gold incl. 17 HIT 610-GD-... Mood-Filter Rose incl. 17 HIT 610-RS-... Mood-Filter Bordeaux incl. 17 HIT 610-BD-...

MFL

I(0) = 2780 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.69 MFL

700

310

2780

170

44

88

132

176

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


FL

I(0) = 1890 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.71 FL

470

210

1890

120

59

118

177

236

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


WFL

I(0) = 1020 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.67 WFL

255

115

1020

65

88

176

264

352

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


Lamp HIT/G8.5 Information about lamps w 341 As a matter of principle, Ansorg recommends the use of mood filters in combination with HIT lamps having the colour temperature 930.The use of the mood filters is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 50W version.


Spotlights Bit BTC

Article numbers Optional accessories Glare reduction asymmetric black 17 ZR 0001

Glare reduction cylindric black 17 ZR 0002 Filter Coloured glass filter blue 17 GL 1169

yellow 17 GL 1167 orange 17 GL 1166 red 17 GL 1168

Ceiling jack for adapter white 16 NK 70319002 black 16 NK 70319003

Recessed ceiling jack white 16 NK 70360002 black 16 NK 70360003

The use of the colour filters is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 50W version.



Spotlights Boxx

1 2 3 4 5 6

The product philosophy of "the reflector as a luminaire" has been taken a step further with BOXX. The shape concentrates on essentials, while the function is based on high-quality lighting and electrical equipment. What is special about BOXX is the continuous adjustment of the focusing from narrow to wide beam carried out without any change of reflector which means that this is an extremely user-friendly design. Due to its flat shape this spotlight is suitable for areas with low ceilings.

• Geometrical, graphic design• Zoom re� ector with in� nitely variable beam angle

permits the adjustment of the light beam to every requirement with only one movement of the hand

• The � at structure of the spot light is suitable part icu-larly for low room heights - also in the t ilted-out state


Spotlights Compendium Boxx

Boxx LTL w 92

Boxx LTN w 93

Mounting with adapter • •

Lighting technology HIT/G12 35W • HIT/G12 50W • HIT/G12 70W • HIT/G12 100W • HIT/G12 150W • HIT/G8.5 20W • HIT/G8.5 35W • HIT/G8.5 50W • HIT/G8.5 70W • HST/GX12-1 50W HST/GX12-1 100W

Ballast electronic ballast incl. • •

Type of reflector SSP • SP • SP-WFL • MFL • MFL-VWFL FL • WFL • VWFL PSW


1 2 3 4 5 6

Boxx LTW w 95

Boxx LTW w 96

Boxx LTR w 97

Boxx LGL w 98

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Spotlights Boxx LTL

• Lighting technology HIT/G12 • for three-circuit track or surface mounting • focusable reflector • tilting and turning • Connection data: electronic ballast, 220-240V, 35(42)W, 50(56)W, 70(80)W,

100(109)W 150(163)W • Weight 1.6 kg


IP20


302

166

116 10

8

238

90°


35W 02 LTL 112-... 50W 02 LTL 412-... 70W 02 LTL 212-... 100W 02 LTL 512-... 150W 02 LTL 312-...

Reflector HIT/G12

SP-WFL

30°30°

60° 60°

30°30°

60° 60°

I(0) = 1210 cd/klm

LOR = 0.68 WFL

30°30°

60° 60°

I(0) = 3760 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.48 SP

300

135

1210

75

90

180

270

360

940

420

3760

235

30

60

90

120

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0ø[cm]

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0ø[cm]

Safety glass incl. 17 HIJ 310-... UV filter incl. 17 HIJ 310-UV-... Mood-Filter Sun incl. 17 HIJ 310-SN-... Mood-Filter Gold incl. 17 HIJ 310-GD-... Mood-Filter Rose incl. 17 HIJ 310-RS-... Mood-Filter Bordeaux incl. 17 HIJ 310-BD-...

Lamp HIT/G12 Information about lamps w 341 Note for 150 W lamps: only use lamps with a diameter of 20 mm (e.g. Philips CDM-T) only.As a matter of principle, Ansorg recommends the use of mood filters in combination with HIT lamps having the colour temperature 930.The use of the mood filters is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 70W version.

Optional accessories Filter Coloured glass filter blue 17 FF 0673 yellow 17 FF 0671 green 17 FF 0674 orange 17 FF 0670 red 17 FF 0672

Honeycomb grid 17 WR 0001 Ceiling jack for adapter white 16 NK 70319002


black 16 NK 70360003 The use of the colour filters yellow, orange, red, blue, green is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 70W version.The use of the honeycomb grid is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 70W version.



1 2 3 4 5 6

Spotlights Boxx LTN


70(80)W • Weight 1.7 kg


IP20


164~74

126

192 11

9

142

360°

90°

electronic ballast incl.

20W 02 LTN 812-... 35W 02 LTN 112-... 50W 02 LTN 412-... 70W 02 LTN 212-...

Reflector HIT/G8.5

SSP

I(0) = 17245 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.83 SSP

4310

1915

17245

1080

12

24

36

48

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]

Safety glass incl. 17 HIT 810-...

SP

I(0) = 6580 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.82 SP

1645

730

6580

410

28

56

84

112

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


MFL

I(0) = 2780 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.69 MFL

700

310

2780

170

44

88

132

176

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


FL

I(0) = 1890 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.71 FL

470

210

1890

120

59

118

177

236

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


WFL

I(0) = 1020 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.67 WFL

255

115

1020

65

88

176

264

352

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]


Lamp HIT/G8.5 Information about lamps w 341 As a matter of principle, Ansorg recommends the use of mood filters in combination with HIT lamps having the colour temperature 930.The use of the mood filters is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 50W version.


Article numbers

Spotlights Boxx LTN

Optional accessories Glare reduction asymmetric black 17 ZR 0001 Glare reduction cylindric black 17 ZR 0002 Filter Coloured glass filter blue 17 GL 1169

yellow 17 GL 1167 orange 17 GL 1166 red 17 GL 1168



The use of the colour filters is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 50W version.



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Spotlights Boxx LTW

• Lighting technology HIT/G12 • for three-circuit track or surface mounting • symmetrical light distribution • tilting and turning • Connection data: electronic ballast, 220-240V, 35(42)W, 50(56)W, 70(80)W,

100(109)W, 150(163)W • Weight 1.5 kg


IP20


262

166

198

141 10

890°



Reflector HIT/G12

VWFL

I(0) = 555 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.71 VWFL

140

60

555

35

147

294

441

588

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]

Safety glass incl. 17 HIJ 210-... Mood-Filter Sun incl. 17 HIJ 210-SN-... Mood-Filter Gold incl. 17 HIJ 210-GD-...





The use of the colour filters yellow, orange, red, blue, green is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 70W version.



Spotlights Boxx LTW

• Lighting technology HIT/G12 • for three-circuit track or surface mounting • asymmetrical light distribution • tilting and turning • Connection data: electronic ballast, 220-240V, 35(42)W, 50(56)W, 70(80)W,

100(109)W, 150(163)W • Weight 1.5 kg


IP20


262

166

198

141 10

8

90°



Reflector HIT/G12

VWFL

I(0) = 740 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.66 VWFL Safety glass incl. 17 HIJ 010-... Mood-Filter Sun incl. 17 HIJ 010-SN-... Mood-Filter Gold incl. 17 HIJ 010-GD-...





The use of the colour filters yellow, orange, red, blue, green is only permitted for the operation of the luminaire up to 70W version.



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Spotlights Boxx LTR

• Lighting technology HIT/G12 • for three-circuit track or surface mounting • asymmetrical light distribution • tilting and turning • Connection data: electronic ballast, 220-240V, 35(42)W, 50(56)W, 70(80)W,

100(109)W • Weight 1.9 kg (35-70W), 2.4 kg (100W)


IP20

Article numbers Spotlight with adapter 360°

294

258

2301

07

9590°

electronic ballast incl.

35W 02 LTR 112-... 50W 02 LTR 412-... 70W 02 LTR 212-... 100W 02 LTR 512-...

PSW

I(0) = 480 cd/klm

30°30°

60°60°

LOR = 0.58

120

55

480

30

245

490

735

980

h[m]C90_270

2.0

3.0

E[lx]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]

120

55

480

30

85

170

255

340

h[m]C0_180

2.0

3.0

E[lx]

1.0

4.0

ø[cm]

Safety glass incl. 17 HIR 710-...

Lamp HIT/G12 Information about lamps w 341

Optional accessories Ceiling jack for adapter white 16 NK 70319002 black 16 NK 70319003


Bestellhinweise Article numbers ending on -... are to be supplemented by the colour code. Colour code: ...-401 = white / ...-402 = anthracite / ...-410 = silver

Reflector HIT/G12


Spotlights Boxx LGL

• Lighting technology HST/GX12-1 • for three-circuit track or surface mounting • focusable reflector • tilting and turning • Connection data: electronic ballast, 220-240V, 50(62)W, 100(110)W • Weight 1.6 kg


IP20


302

166

116 10

8

238

90°


50W 02 LGL 412-... 100W 02 LGL 512-...

Reflector HST/GX12-1

MFL-VWFL

I(0) = 1600 cd/klm

30°30°

60° 60°

LOR = 0.57 MFL

30°30°

60° 60°

I(0) = 280 cd/klm

LOR = 0.59 VWFL

400

180

1600

100

45

90

130

175

70

30

280

20

150

303

455

605

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0ø[cm]

h[m]

2.0

3.0

E[lx/klm]

1.0

4.0ø[cm]

17 HSJ 310-...

Lamp HST/GX12-1 Information about lamps w 341 Optional accessories Ceiling jack for adapter white 16 NK 70319002


black 16 NK 70360003



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Spotlights Velo

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VELO is a spotlight with a mono-casing into which the transformer has been integrated. An efficient temperature management system leads to a markedly longer service life. Direct ceiling mounting is also possible in connection with a ceiling jack. Optionally VELO can be configured for mounting on luminaire carriers, as luminaires fitted on wall brackets or fitting on a suspended supply track. The toolfree replacement system for the reflector and the safety glass is a feature which indicates VELO's ease of handling. Anti-glare, mood filter or diffuser are meaningful accessories and supplement VELO's basic equipment.

• Compact, organic use of shapes• Integrated temperature separat ion between re� ector

and ballast• equipment in a very con� ned space: this results in

a higher product life for all of the components and at the same t ime makes a compact structural shape possible

• Ef� cient re� ectors and a high light output reduce the number of luminaires required


Spotlights Compendium Velo

Velo VEL w 103

Velo VEI w 104

Mounting with adapter • •

Lighting technology HIT/G8.5 35W • HIT/G8.5 70W • HIT/GU6.5 20W •

Ballast electronic ballast incl. • •

Type of reflector SSP • SP • • MFL • • FL • WFL •


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Spotlights Velo VEL

• Lighting technology HIT/G8.5 • for three-circuit track or surface mounting • tilting and turning • Connection data: electronic ballast, 220-240V, 35(42)W, 70(80)W • Weight 1.5 kg


IP20


205

69

159

2432

19

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