Kit de alimentação de emergência LED com certificação TUV-CB FAT-LED-F1A

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FAT-LED-F1A CB: TUV-CB Certified LED Emergency Power Kit

FAT-LED-F1A CB Certified LED Emergency Driver The FAT-LED-F1A CB is a high-safety emergency conversion kit specifically designed for LED downlights and fixtures with external drivers. Supporting loads from 3W to 50W, this unit is certified by TUV-CB, CE, and RoHS for global compliance. It features a robust ABS and Aluminum housing and a 3.7V 2200mAh Li-ion battery, delivering 4W of constant emergency power for over 2 hours

Features:

• International Safety Certifications:Fully passed TUV-CB, CE, and RoHS, ensuring compliance with the strictest global electrical and safety standards.
• Universal Driver Compatibility:Designed specifically for LED lamps with external drivers, supporting a wide power range from 3W to 50W.
• Optimized Thermal Management: The hybrid ABS and Aluminum housing provides superior electrical insulation and efficient heat dissipation.
• Reliable Lithium Technology:Equipped with a high-performance 3.7V 2200mAh 18650 Li-ion battery, delivering a consistent 4W output during power failures.
• Extended Emergency Duration:Provides a dependable backup light for more than 120 minutes (>2 hours), exceeding standard safety requirements.
• Ultra-Slim Profile: With a thickness of only 22mm, it fits easily into shallow ceiling spaces and compact mounting environments

Specification:

 FAT-LED-F1A Wiring Diagram:

FAT-LED-F1A CB Emergency Driver FAQ:

Q1: What is the significance of the TUV-CB certification for this model?
R: The TUV-CB certification means the product has undergone standardized testing recognized in over 50 countries. It simplifies the process for obtaining local safety marks and ensures the highest level of build quality and electrical safety for large-scale projects

Q2: Can this driver be used in 110V power grids?
R: This specific CB-certified model is optimized for 180-240V input. For 110V/Wide-voltage requirements, please contact us for our alternative wide-voltage (85-265V) versions

Q3: How does the “4W Emergency Power” compare to the main lighting?
R: While the main light might be up to 50W, the 4W emergency output is designed to provide sufficient, glare-free illumination for safe evacuation pathways as required by international fire safety codes