The new 100W Philips Advance Xitanium outdoor LED driver with SimpleSet technology

Philips Advance Xitanium

 

December 6, 2015

The new 100W Philips Advance Xitanium outdoor LED driver with SimpleSet technology provides design flexibility. The driver’s wide operating window and SimpleSet feature make it easy for OEMs to offer a variety of luminaires for outdoor applications. With the drivers’ wide operating windows and simple programming, luminaire manufacturers can design luminaires of different sizes and lumen levels for outdoor applications.

Features:

• 50,000+ hour lifetime1
• Programmable output current through SimpleSet
• Large operating window
• 6kV Combi-wave surge rating to comply with ANSI C82.77-5 CAT C low

Benefits:

• Enables long life luminaire designs
• Fast and simple way of programming
• Enables fixture designs with wide variety of loads and adjustable current options
• No external surge protection required to pass C82.77-5 CAT C low

Applications:

• Area
• Roadway
• Parking garages
• Floodlights

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