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| LEDs used as a light source in luminaires
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: E! w, B; n8 h+ z/ K | 60825-1(ed.1) & EN 60825-1:1994
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# s+ V1 l. `' E7 z& UStandard: IEC/EN 60598-1% i+ U. q; w) U9 N6 B1 E/ z
IEC 60825-1/1993 (*)4 O- W' ~3 o% b6 M' W. A9 N' X, p
EN 60825-1/1994 (#)2 q) A) _" T o3 z* i0 G8 Y! G: {
Sub clause: General
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# t( _9 u8 y, c: BSubject: LEDs used as a light source3 e( u7 z# t& d; I. ]# N
in luminaires f/ U2 v" Z8 ^- U9 @) l
Key words:
/ q% o9 |2 G+ N" M- LEDs: z& }. b. ~. W% f/ z7 `
- Harmful radiation
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Meeting:
+ V2 o ^, X, lTo be approved at$ N7 d/ h: \9 k0 O' i1 l
CTL 45th meeting
, F* Q) d1 N3 E/ X; Z/ hQuestion: Due to possible harmful radiation, what requirements are to be applied to LEDs?
# t8 l6 o7 a+ V8 r+ b2 GDecision: In principle, apply the requirements given in IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#). However
2 F7 d5 k6 M- v! bin order to avoid expensive measurements, luminaires provided with LEDs' h+ i- o: I- P0 e
should be treated as follows:( D. u* \, e5 W3 t9 d
- If the light intensity is low, i.e. from a conventional LED for indication or signalling9 Z% p/ z7 Y, t% Z( e
purposes, the LED is most likely comparable with a laser of Class 1 according to IEC/EN+ Q& `* o% O5 x
60825-1 (*)-(#) and consequently there is no need for measurements. During the0 o4 `7 \3 @5 O3 {% P
judgement, the covers, optics and similar parts that can be removed by hand, shall be
. R. ^. A! b, M- M, R$ a H. Vremoved. In the TRF, it is indicated that the light intensity has been judged to comply8 v5 M+ R L) r! S4 C2 y, D
with the limits given for Class 1 lasers in IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#) and that no/ a* Y9 \9 p+ b4 a; [8 Z( `
measurement is made.+ U9 y! V* s& o7 h
- In all other cases the luminaire manufacturer shall be asked to provide a declaration based" m" I1 O% K1 T q/ o/ h
on relevant tests (e.g. from the LEDs manufacturer) showing that the radiation from the' I/ X* C; u$ Y Q z" \
LED module does not exceed the values given in IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#) for Class 11 Q/ f9 T* d' c4 n: c
or1M lasers with or without optics. In the TRF, it is indicated that judgement is based on
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- If such a declaration is not provided or if judgement not possible, the measurements
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measurements have been performed. For luminaires containing light sources providing
4 B8 L. _3 C c4 _) |2 |3 w, W( dradiation according to Class 2 lasers, the luminaire shall be treated as a laser source
" D% n8 s) z! G$ Gaccording to IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#) and comply with the requirements given in that+ h2 O# A# a( `! Y7 y% v! @$ t
standard.
: ~" c0 b5 r9 g# K$ o0 aInformation about the action taken in relation to the LED radiation should be provided in the( k2 F2 v( ~* w7 Q( S+ L
square “Summary of testing” on page 2 of the relevant TRF.* l" R7 U5 p7 @- v; K
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