New discreet low energy fire-rated downlights from JCC Lighting New discreet low energy fire-rated downlights from JCC Lighting - news feed from the Electrical News Portal
(30/10/2008)

JCC Lighting has announced its new discreet low energy fire-rated downlights - the 11W and 15W Fireguard Matrix. With its small dimensions, energy efficiency and long life, Fireguard Matrix ticks all the boxes when it comes to discreet low energy downlights.

Incorporating the Megaman Matrix CFL, which provides a genuine 40 lumens per watt, the 11W downlight is ideal for domestic use, whereas the high powered 15W is suitable for commercial areas such as hotel corridors, where there are longer operating requirements.

As well as being Part L compliant, Fireguard Matrix offers a high lumen output and an average of 15,000 operational hours. It has been designed for ease of use with its flared reflector profile and its discreet compact size (11W = H: 110 x W: 106mm), which is unique to T2 lamp construction, allows it to be placed in restricted ceiling voids.

Both the 11W and 15W lamps utilise the benefits of integral high frequency ballast chip technology, and feature ‘Ingenium’ technology that increases lamp life and allows the luminaire to be multi-switched without major fatigue.

The Fireguard range is fully tested to meet all the relevant building regulations.

It’s available in white, chrome, brushed nickel and brass finishes to order.

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