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KOMATSOO Work / Tailor Lamps
Specifications
The Komatsoo Work Lamp, Model: KWLMP-L, is fitted with a high intensity, long life LEDs and
illuminates the work area very effectively without creating shadows and also avoids any glare & reflection
on the worker, thereby reducing worker eye fatigue and hence improving efficiency and work output.
 
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Input:
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220-240Vac, typical operating range is 180 - 250Vac / 50Hz |
LED Rating:
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(V. Light Bluish) White - Light LED based lamp,
Nominal Consumption: 4 Watts, "Cool" Light (about 50% of CFL lamps)
With a polycarbonate, scratch resistant, clear - lens |
| Expected Life: |
> 50,000 hours |
Flexi Arm Length: |
KWLMP-L: 13" / 330mm, 1 & 2 bolt mounting options provided in the clamp |
| General: |
An On / OFF switch is mounted on the lamp assembly and is supplied with a
1Meter mains input cord plus a clamp for fixing the lamp assembly on the
sewing machine and will a focused illumination of 500-700 Lux at the needle
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| Energy Saving: |
Use of this lamp gives shadow free illumination of the work area, glare free & Advantages operation hence less operator fatigue resulting in higher work outputs plus
tremendous energy and cost saving as the following example illustrates this
concept:. These are cool lights and avoid increasing the ambient temperatures,
rather these help to reduce ambient temperatures associated while using general
hall lighting fixtures.
Assuming a manufacturing facility with 100 sewing machines and currently
using 40 Watt * 200 Tube Lights in the hall to provide the required illumination
at each work station.
If these are now replaced by 100 * KWLMP-L KOMATSOO work lamps, the
nett saving is of 15000Watts, i.e 15KWHours, which translates into a cost
saving / annum of Rs.150,000, which is based on a 8 hour work day + 300
working days in a year & at a tariff of Rs.4/KWHour, The cost of these lamps
are hence recovered within 3-4 months itself.
Additional savings are also there as only need based work lamps are switched
ON compared to all the hall lights being kept ON irrespective of the number of
stations in operation.
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