Maclean MCE340 W wandlamp - LED met bewegingssensor - 15W IP54 1100 lm - Wit
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Maclean MCE340 W wandlamp - LED met bewegingssensor - 15W IP54 1100 lm - Wit

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Maclean MCE340 W wandlamp - LED met bewegingssensor - 15W IP54 1100 lm - WitLED wandlamp met bewegingssensor die automatisch aangaat bij detectie van beweging. Deze energiezuinige buitenverlichting levert 1100 lumen wit licht en heeft een detectiebereik tot 9 meter. Over dit product automatische buitenverlichting De Maclean MCE340 W is een LED wandlamp met gentegreerde infrarood bewegingssensor. Deze slimme buitenverlichting gaat automatisch aan wanneer beweging wordt gedetecteerd en schakelt zichzelf uit na een instelbare

LED wandlamp met bewegingssensor die automatisch aangaat bij detectie van beweging. Deze energiezuinige buitenverlichting levert 1100 lumen wit licht en heeft een detectiebereik tot 9 meter.

Over dit product automatische buitenverlichting

De Maclean MCE340 W is een LED wandlamp met geïntegreerde infrarood bewegingssensor. Deze slimme buitenverlichting gaat automatisch aan wanneer beweging wordt gedetecteerd en schakelt zichzelf uit na een instelbare periode.

Met een lichtopbrengst van 1100 lumen en een vermogen van slechts 15W biedt deze lamp energiezuinige verlichting. De neutrale witte lichtkleur van 4000K zorgt voor helder, natuurlijk licht. De sensor heeft een detectiehoek van 140° en een bereik tot 9 meter.

De lamp is geschikt voor zowel binnen- als buitengebruik dankzij de IP54 beschermingsklasse. Je kunt zowel de verlichtingstijd (10 seconden tot 5 minuten) als de lichtgevoeligheid aanpassen aan jouw situatie.

Met een levensduur van 30.000 uur en fabrieksgarantie hoef je jaren geen onderhoud te plegen. De lamp werkt op netspanning en is eenvoudig te installeren op een hoogte tussen 1,8 en 2,5 meter.

Kenmerken 6 eigenschappen
  • Bewegingssensor - detecteert beweging tot 9 meter afstand met 140° hoek
  • Instelbare timing - verlichtingstijd regelbaar van 10 seconden tot 5 minuten
  • Energiezuinig - slechts 15W verbruik voor 1100 lumen lichtopbrengst
  • Weerbestendig - IP54 bescherming tegen stof en spatwater
  • Schemersensor - detecteert automatisch dag en nacht
  • Lange levensduur - 30.000 uur LED levensduur zonder vervanging
Specificaties 15 technische details
Vermogen 15W
Lichtopbrengst 1100 lumen
Kleurtemperatuur 4000K (neutraal wit)
Detectiebereik Max. 9 meter
Detectiehoek 140°
Verlichtingstijd 10 seconden - 5 minuten (instelbaar)
IP-waarde IP54
Spanning 220-240V AC
Frequentie 50/60 Hz
Installatiehoogte 1,8 - 2,5 meter
Werktemperatuur -20°C tot +40°C
LED levensduur 30.000 uur
Afmetingen 217 x 125 x 50 mm
Kleur Wit
Gewicht (incl. verpakking) 340 gram
Wat zit er in de doos? 2 onderdelen

Hoofdproduct

  • Maclean MCE340 W LED wandlamp met bewegingssensor

Documentatie

  • Installatiehandleiding (Engels)
Veelgestelde vragen 4 vragen
Kan ik de gevoeligheid van de sensor aanpassen?

Ja, je kunt zowel de lichtgevoeligheid (3-2000 LUX) als de verlichtingstijd (10 seconden tot 5 minuten) handmatig instellen. Dit gebeurt via draaiknoppen op de lamp zelf.

Is deze lamp geschikt voor buitengebruik?

Ja, de lamp heeft IP54 bescherming tegen stof en spatwater en kan gebruikt worden van -20°C tot +40°C. Dit maakt hem geschikt voor zowel binnen- als buitengebruik.

Gaat de lamp ook overdag aan bij beweging?

Nee, de lamp heeft een ingebouwde schemersensor die dag en nacht detecteert. De lamp gaat alleen aan bij beweging wanneer het donker genoeg is, volgens de ingestelde lichtgevoeligheid.

Kunnen de LED's vervangen worden?

Nee, dit is een lamp met geïntegreerde LED's die niet vervangbaar zijn. Met een levensduur van 30.000 uur gaan ze echter zeer lang mee zonder onderhoud.

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I also want to challenge those who do not believe in Christianity to see the Bible not as a repressive text, but as the basis for the modern understanding of human rights." Keller spends the early parts of his book discussing how justice for the poor, the immigrant, the widow and orphan was central to the concept of mercy (in Hebrew, chesedh), justice (mishpat) and righteousness (tzadeqah). Mercy has to do with aligning our attitude with that of a merciful God. Justice is aligning our actions -- equitable dealings with people -- with a just God's. Righteousness in the Hebrew context has more to do with right relationships than obeying a set of rules, as modern Christians often think of it. Someone who is "right with God (is) therefore committed to putting right all other relationships in life." 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