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| DSH 297/05
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) ^7 g! m3 S1 h, r$ M3 H! y$ Y1 ?& |, ] | LEDs used as a light source in luminaires
, t$ Y' O* Y0 W3 N! v | General
# f% I/ L. `/ r& f% k | 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
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Standard: IEC/EN 60598-1 IEC/EN 60825-1
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& r0 L! B* t6 w4 [5 b9 H6 p0 B/ G, PSheet N°: 297/05
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, b V6 S- S$ M: G/ i( _% x" i/ z" dSubject: LEDs used as a light source in luminaires5 R6 y$ o+ [7 z8 Y# U
Key words:
. U) ^) N4 a4 ]" R3 J% ~- LEDs
* E/ \9 \" Z7 K% ^0 M& N- Harmful radiation4 d( `; ]% |' d% @ B1 H' N
- Light intensity" }/ f. a' b- l9 Y
Meeting:% b1 @, p+ Y- d2 ~4 M0 d
Decision confirmed at CTL 42nd meeting
& v8 m$ S! d3 N- S5 B1 n" r1 J3 iQuestion: How to handle LEDs used in luminaires due to possible harmful radiation.1 Z! q r- p' z2 b
Decision: In principle apply the requirements given in IEC/EN 60825-1. However in order
: f, {! j* ^8 v5 N: x* vto avoid expensive measurements, the luminaires provided with LEDs should be
2 h( n3 P ?0 c; ltreated in the following:
{0 `( k# h5 a5 Y' u9 ?- If the light intensity is low, i.e. from a conventional LED for indication or signalling
% k% s) q ]/ t( |$ u+ upurposes, the LED is most likely comparable with a laser of Class 1 according to, e/ S' F3 q' d: }# X, M
IEC/EN 60825-1 and consequently there is no need measurements. During the
- N2 v! ?' x, d6 p- vjudgement the covers, optics and similar, which can be removed by hand, shall be1 t, t0 y* z5 H" e! y
removed. In the TRF it is indicated that the light intensity has been judged to comply
8 b, ~1 O# Y5 [, u1 Ewith the limits given for Class 1 lasers in IEC/EN 60825-1 and no measurements are5 |9 r' q! V$ U4 |/ T
made.
3 p+ g; p1 ?7 K; l8 P0 F- In all other cases the luminaire manufacturer shall be asked to provide a declaration$ h: {" u& j+ o# M; ?; C
based on relevant tests (e.g. from the LEDs manufacturer) showing that the radiation2 N9 E- [5 O" |% T3 s
from the LED module will not exceed the values given in IEC/EN 60825-1 for Class 1( x" F1 k5 x' L3 b4 R
or1M lasers with or without optics. In the TRF it is noted that judgements have been+ g# ^' i5 ^9 C& j
based on a manufacturer declaration.1 J3 z1 B h, N& p
- If such a declaration cannot be provided or if we are insecure on how to judge, the
( p1 U& x1 Z* z7 _5 a- Pmeasurements given in IEC/EN 60825-1 shall be performed. In the TRF it is indicated* r; ?0 g0 S' \7 D, Z$ n7 j
that measurements have been performed. For luminaires containing light sources9 U. M1 U, ^- t$ M
providing radiation according to Class 2 lasers, the luminaire shall be treated as a laser8 u6 B, a0 s& y& w. t+ M( ^
source according to IEC/EN 60825-1 and comply with the requirements given in that @8 C$ Q) m, ]
standard.: ~/ z) J8 J2 I' E0 ~
Information about the action taken in relation to the LED radiation should be given in the5 @/ p1 Y* A6 w* D# Y, ?$ c1 ]
square “Summary of testing” on page 2 of the relevant TRF.# Y" X' M3 \4 k( P7 k$ |6 J2 a
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