
Radiation characteristics
Representation
The following example shows a street scene that is illuminated using a 40 W AREA series spotlight at a mounting height of 8 metres and a wide-beam T4M1 optic.
The luminous intensity distribution curve (LVK) uses lines to show the expected light distribution (beam pattern).
The illustrations of the lighting design provide information on light development, luminous intensity and light distribution. In the false-colour representation, the lux values can be read off in concrete terms. This is important, e.g. for compliance with the lighting requirements of the workplace guidelines (ASR).




The beam angle – FLEX-Series
Click through our selected optics and learn more about the corresponding radiation characteristics. Switch on the lighting and, if you wish, additionally “a thermal image” with the false colour display for lux evaluation.
Of course, we will be happy to assist you in choosing the right beam angle for your lighting project.