MB200-NKL2

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LEDs are replacing traditional lamps at a rapid rate. One reason for this is that LEDs consume less power, emit a more focused light, and have a much longer life than traditional incandescent or fluorescent lamps. The MB200-NKL2 LED is an industrial grade lamp, designed to replace up to a 500 watt incandescent or fluorescent lamp, making it ideal for general lighting and spot lighting applications. In this article we will look at the application field and working principle of the MB200-NKL2 LED.

The MB200-NKL2 LED is designed for use in industrial, commercial, and residential lighting applications. This LED offers an improved energy efficiency compared to traditional incandescent and fluorescent lamps, consuming 50-75% less energy. It can produce up to 5000 lumens of light output when used in combination with a glare shield and up to 2500 lumens when used without a glare shield. The MB200-NKL2 emits a focused beam of light, with a beam angle of 80°, meaning it is ideal for spot lighting applications. In addition, this LED has a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, meaning it will last significantly longer than traditional lamps.

The working principle of the MB200-NKL2 LED is relatively simple. The LED is comprised of a die that is embedded in a plastic housing. An electrical current is applied to the diodes, which causes the LED to emit light. The LED is then focused through a polycarbonate lens, which creates a beam of light that is emitted in one direction. The LED driver is used to regulate the current and to ensure the LED emits the correct level of light.

The MB200-NKL2 LED is a powerful and efficient lamp, making it ideal for industrial, commercial, and residential lighting applications. It consumes significantly less energy than traditional lamps and offers a focused beam of light with a vast lifespan. The working principle of this LED is relatively simple, involving a die embedded in a plastic housing, an electrical current to drive the diodes, and a polycarbonate lens.

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