Technical information
Are you curious to discover all the technical features of a lamp? Or don’t you know the meaning of something? Do not hesitate! The Lumx team explains all must-knows about lighting. In 1-2-3 you’ll find the perfect lamp!
Color temperature
The color temperature is expressed in Kelvin. How higher the amount of Kelvin, how cooler the light and vice-versa.
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Slide the circle and discover what color temperature your perfect lamp has.

Appliance classes
Lamps can be subdivided in three classes. Each lamp has a symbol. The higher the class, the better the lamp is protected against electric shocks.

Lamps suffice to the electric demands of class 1, which means functional isolation in all parts plus ground.

Lamps suffice to the electric demands of class 2, which means complete isolation in all parts, no ground. In case of a electric fault there won’t be dangerous voltage on the touchable metal parts.

Lamps suffice to the electric demands of class 3, which means the protection against electric shocks is based upon a supply with extra low security voltage (SELV) and on the fact that no voltages higher than SELV can be aroused.
IP-classification
The IP-code shows if the product is protected against solid particles, dust and liquids.