MB400-NFA120

LEDs (Light-emitting diodes) are increasingly seen as replacements to traditional incandescent lamps and CFLs (Compact Fluorescent Lamps). The MB400-NFA120 can be classified as an LED lamp replacement. It is a robust, high performance, cost-effective alternative to both incandescent lamps or CFLs.

Application Field

The MB400-NFA120 is a universal LED replacement for all applications utilizing T8 and T12 fluorescent tubes. These include display cases, troffers, emergency lighting solutions, high ceiling areas, and external or other general purpose lighting applications. It is resistant to moisture, temperatures of -20°F to 104°F, and to voltage drops between 277-347 VAC. The MB400-NFA120 is suitable for open and enclosed fixtures. In addition, these lamps are rated for a minimum 50,000 hour lifespan, meaning they can remain in use for a very long time. It is also UL and DLC certified, allowing it to be used in both commercial and residential applications.

Working Principle

The MB400-NFA120 utilizes an LED diode as the main source of light. This diode is then fed power through an integrated SMPS (Switched Mode Power Supply). The SMPS is responsible for converting the power source\'s voltage and current into levels used by the LED diode. The MB400-NFA120 utilizes a driver that is designed for consistent output levels, meaning that dimming and controlling the light output is easy and simple. The MB400-NFA120 is designed to remain cool and dissipate heat efficiently, meaning that it does not require an external heat sink to keep its temperature low.

Conclusion

The MB400-NFA120 is an ideal LED replacement for fluorescent fixtures, such as T8 and T12 tubes. It is highly efficient and cost-effective, with a minimum 50,000 hour life span and the ability to withstand temperatures of -20°F to 104°F. The MB400-NFA120 is resistant to moisture intrusion and is rated for both commercial and residential applications. It is a robust, high performance, and cost-effective alternative to traditional incandescent lamps and CFLs.