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| LEDs used as a light source in luminaires+ D# @7 Q2 y3 y% t! R# Q+ B" ?
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| 60825-1(ed.1) & EN 60825-1:1994
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Standard: IEC/EN 60598-1
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EN 60825-1/1994 (#); i6 n3 M6 H9 E# V- J2 R
Sub clause: General
4 V; Z: h' e7 Z5 d+ WSheet N°: 003/06.m1 o; X' H8 k" M1 b+ H
Page: 1(1)
' Q: L2 s" ?( n3 eSubject: LEDs used as a light source5 u( t L* [2 k! d1 x5 D
in luminaires5 h; t. G5 i7 s0 a9 L
Key words:
i1 ~# \( D2 a# ^& E- LEDs8 U& L4 h% z f: \- g8 c
- Harmful radiation
6 o! y' |& [( |- Light intensity8 W9 |- N: k' m% {1 l
Meeting:
$ P8 l# J r \) g! {; e1 x9 K7 @To be approved at
$ G* S5 T" z8 }& x( QCTL 45th meeting
- h, i, y# } l$ j8 nQuestion: Due to possible harmful radiation, what requirements are to be applied to LEDs?8 N, o, G9 O/ {; B6 v; w3 R/ N6 U
Decision: In principle, apply the requirements given in IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#). However
5 h+ R9 D; b% ` R5 ein order to avoid expensive measurements, luminaires provided with LEDs7 ]- U' f6 C+ l4 F$ b+ q8 x6 I& @
should be treated as follows:
7 `6 p' ~' | d: R- C- If the light intensity is low, i.e. from a conventional LED for indication or signalling4 k. X6 ^7 L( p. O
purposes, the LED is most likely comparable with a laser of Class 1 according to IEC/EN5 q! W) `+ q( |' ]1 [
60825-1 (*)-(#) and consequently there is no need for measurements. During the
# @$ \5 z, @6 k9 ^judgement, the covers, optics and similar parts that can be removed by hand, shall be
' ?( b4 t9 H6 p- W$ H- Oremoved. In the TRF, it is indicated that the light intensity has been judged to comply
& ~: l, ~% r' b0 uwith the limits given for Class 1 lasers in IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#) and that no
! y7 l2 {# f, b+ A, ^' N8 ] y& emeasurement is made.5 R" n ^/ ]% r/ `) P
- In all other cases the luminaire manufacturer shall be asked to provide a declaration based
2 t3 O3 I( M# `5 c5 z$ x! H/ }on relevant tests (e.g. from the LEDs manufacturer) showing that the radiation from the T! q3 N5 \7 v
LED module does not exceed the values given in IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#) for Class 1* ?1 r, {) d* a
or1M lasers with or without optics. In the TRF, it is indicated that judgement is based on% ?+ w+ v6 ^, \; r$ ^7 g/ d
manufacturer’s declaration.9 D: k* z7 ^+ K
- If such a declaration is not provided or if judgement not possible, the measurements
& r- {* `+ C% B# F; A5 @: ?given in IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#) shall be performed. In the TRF, it is indicated that
0 L/ ^) ]3 l! J; k# j5 m1 T4 n: f8 hmeasurements have been performed. For luminaires containing light sources providing% y2 K4 K8 T) K4 n# E) E& G
radiation according to Class 2 lasers, the luminaire shall be treated as a laser source, N( x, V* v G& H4 ~3 |
according to IEC/EN 60825-1 (*)-(#) and comply with the requirements given in that
0 f0 g! J3 ?8 a7 i" Q. gstandard.
4 d f8 M/ P. V r/ b* p. Q$ AInformation about the action taken in relation to the LED radiation should be provided in the
" a" f$ ]+ w1 d1 bsquare “Summary of testing” on page 2 of the relevant TRF.
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