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A: Efficacy above 130 lm/W guarantees maximum luminous flux with minimal power consumption, significantly reducing grid load and cable heating in large production halls. This allows replacing old 1000W halogens with 150W LED modules while maintaining the same lumen output.
A: Industrial models use thick, cold-forged aluminum fins with an increased surface area for thermal exchange. This engineering physically dissipates enormous heat from the SMD matrices, preventing crystal degradation even in closed, hot boiler rooms or hangars.
A: An integrated varistor or a separate SPD (Surge Protective Device) module can absorb sudden high-voltage pulses (from 4kV to 10kV) caused by starting high-power electric motors. This protects the floodlight's power supply from instant burnout.
A: For VIDEX high-power models, the bracket is made of thick cast steel with anti-corrosion treatment and provides double angle fixation with bolts. This guarantees the geometric stability of the equipment against strong wind gusts and vibrations occurring on a mast or tower crane.
A: For mounting heights above 8 meters, it is engineeringly recommended to use optics with a narrower angle (e.g., 60° or a 90x30° asymmetrical lens). A narrow angle concentrates and "throws" the light beam further onto the ground surface, eliminating wasteful light scattering into the sky (light pollution).