Wall LED Light NELA
Wall LED Light NELA is a costs saving and elegant lighting solution for offices, conference rooms, hotels, commercial premises, corridors and restaurants.
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Its biggest advantage is 70 % saving on your energy and maintenance costs. Wall LED Light NELA has a lifespan of more than 100,000 hours.
Opal diffuser ensures the light is properly diffused. System efficacy of Wall LED Light NELA is 150 lm/W (at 4000 K) provides enough light for the room and helps you to save your costs.
The individual light sources (LEDs) are not visible and the light provides pleasant even light without shading. It is characteristic by the true colour rendering, as the colour rendering index is higher than 80. You feel comfortable in the room; the light is natural and does not alter real colours.
Wall LED Light NELA is resistant to the voltage fluctuation and easy to install. NELA is a top-notch and reliable lighting solution. It is meant to be surface mounted at 100° beaming angle.
We provide 5 years warranty.
Wall LED Light NELA parameters
| MODEL | NELA 60 | NELA 90 |
| Input voltage | AC: 230 V/50 Hz, DC: 230 V | |
| Size | 608 × 83 × 73 mm | 909 × 83 × 73 mm |
| Weight | 2 kg | 2,4 kg |
| Input | 10 − 20 W | 15 − 31 W |
Light flux (NW)*  | 1,360 − 2,720 lm | 2,125 − 4,080 lm |
| Beaming angle | 90° | |
| Colour temperature | 3,000 K, 4,000 K or 5,000 K | |
| Power factor | > 0,95 | |
| Enclosure rating | IP 40 (optics)/IP 20 (electrics) | |
| Colour rendering index | > CRI 80 (Ra) | |
| Operation time | > 100,000 hrs | |
| Operation temperature | 5 °C ~ 35 °C | |
| Body material | anodised aluminium | |
| Diffuser | opal | |
| Control options | 1 – 10 V or DALI with "corridor" function | |
| Driver | Helvar | |
| LED | Osram | |
| Mounting options | surfaced | |
| Emergency module | no | yes, on request |
| Warranty | 5 years | |
* Light flux parameter shows the REAL light flux regarding the light intensity loss (not the LED chip light flux intensity, which does not reflect the real light intensity). Light flux intensity depends on the temperature employed (K), higher the temperature, higher the light flux. [3,000 K = warm white (WW), 4,000 K = neutral white (NW), 5,000 K = day light white (DW), 6,000 K = cold white (CB)]
