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. g% n; n& P9 x. x | LEDs used as a light source in luminaires+ n" s, W) Y. h
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| 60598-1(ed.3);am1 & 60598-1(ed.4);am1 & 60598-1(ed.5) & 60598-1(ed.6) & 60598-1(ed.6);am1 & 60598-1(ed.7) & 60825-1(ed.1);am1;am2+ ~6 F7 ~, `$ z- W. _! f
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Standard: IEC/EN 60598-1 IEC/EN 60825-1
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Sheet N°: 297/059 H5 K: t' `2 |- X4 y7 U0 t# R
Page: 1(1). X$ f" D5 z6 b! {% k
Subject: LEDs used as a light source in luminaires
* i& ]! v4 }% t$ u" L7 l# wKey words:: d& H; x, G) b7 j
- LEDs
" i# K6 P; x/ N. _- Harmful radiation" J* l0 K$ {" V9 b5 n% b, e: K0 \
- Light intensity
- \- B+ ]+ H1 C+ T6 Z; Z' AMeeting:0 J% u4 j5 H5 M [. r
Decision confirmed at CTL 42nd meeting Q( @% O) V# L( N
Question: How to handle LEDs used in luminaires due to possible harmful radiation.
2 b) |! N+ f5 \6 w2 h( Y$ pDecision: In principle apply the requirements given in IEC/EN 60825-1. However in order5 j5 _$ n" {& Q" X' w
to avoid expensive measurements, the luminaires provided with LEDs should be
O) x: T% L/ m7 \7 R xtreated in the following:
3 H6 }; T/ Y6 |0 I* X- If the light intensity is low, i.e. from a conventional LED for indication or signalling
6 g4 b0 ]& ^, a; y0 I7 V5 Q- fpurposes, the LED is most likely comparable with a laser of Class 1 according to
5 J6 }9 g4 ~. `% |) L Y7 p8 S& T7 ?8 `IEC/EN 60825-1 and consequently there is no need measurements. During the
, M/ l6 E% g2 }) [6 E& x( t- J* njudgement the covers, optics and similar, which can be removed by hand, shall be2 n( E. f5 g& L* L" \ m: |
removed. In the TRF it is indicated that the light intensity has been judged to comply* {: A& w/ W" y3 t
with the limits given for Class 1 lasers in IEC/EN 60825-1 and no measurements are
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- In all other cases the luminaire manufacturer shall be asked to provide a declaration9 F7 d8 v: s! x5 l3 V5 U
based on relevant tests (e.g. from the LEDs manufacturer) showing that the radiation
+ P% [0 Y' p" R- E, x0 b/ xfrom the LED module will not exceed the values given in IEC/EN 60825-1 for Class 1" h8 M' I1 }; B5 g9 c0 x
or1M lasers with or without optics. In the TRF it is noted that judgements have been
% R, }; r0 U- W# h& ]8 |based on a manufacturer declaration.% Z; R- q+ R. l# J, o
- If such a declaration cannot be provided or if we are insecure on how to judge, the
: u3 `# k/ b$ L/ g0 E6 N) dmeasurements given in IEC/EN 60825-1 shall be performed. In the TRF it is indicated
8 O4 e: C7 c6 |# a4 U0 F- m) x7 ^. tthat measurements have been performed. For luminaires containing light sources+ J2 v( ]3 v. z1 j. ^
providing radiation according to Class 2 lasers, the luminaire shall be treated as a laser
/ N% U7 B- T1 N! t: q' Q8 xsource according to IEC/EN 60825-1 and comply with the requirements given in that6 h$ Y* s. f# ?% _* j z
standard.
( _* K2 P* \3 \: x; @/ S1 MInformation about the action taken in relation to the LED radiation should be given in the
1 q" w. M x( @: x, Xsquare “Summary of testing” on page 2 of the relevant TRF.8 I! v" H5 Z9 z$ v; |; p3 z) U
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