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| Reference year | 2026 | ||
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| Technical purpose of product or process | Miniaturized design meets architectural scales: Its exceptional integration makes ADONIS IP67 an excellent choice for grazing applications and direct illumination on facades and ceilings. It is IK08 (general), respectively IK10 (in-ground installation) certified and therefore particularly robust against environmental impacts. The utilized polyurethane makes it highly resistant against salt water and UV-light, it features a 5 times higher chemical resistance, and a 10 times lower water transmission compared to typical silicones for LED applications in the relevant temperature range. The profile comes with a small cross section and is available in three colors. ADONIS IP67 allows the use of 10° grazing and 30° or 60° general illumination optics as well as opal encapsulation, guaranteeing a targeted illumination. Translucent end caps allow for seamless light lines while solid endcaps eliminate light spills at both ends. It can be freely scaled in length and equipped with a range of light sources - from static white to tunable white and RGBW, coming with an efficiency of up to 130 lm/W and a maximum luminous flux of 4730 lm/m. It is perfectly suited for the accentuation of structured façades and walls, as well as for highlighting architectural details on buildings, windows and gables. This study includes all variations of ADONIS IP67, whereas coloring of the lumninaire, as well as type of light engine, including power class and emitted light color do not change the results in environmental impact. Only variation taken into account impacting the result of GWP-fossil for A1-A3 is the variation in optical system with opal encapsulation versus an optical lens with a clear encapsulation (variation of 0.84 %). Differences in power class correlate directly with the result of the use phase in B6. The reference service life of ADONIS IP67 is 20 years. | ||
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| General comment on data set | Miniaturized design meets architectural scales: Its exceptional integration makes ADONIS IP67 an excellent choice for grazing applications and direct illumination on facades and ceilings. It is IK08 (general), respectively IK10 (in-ground installation) certified and therefore particularly robust against environmental impacts. The utilized polyurethane makes it highly resistant against salt water and UV-light, it features a 5 times higher chemical resistance, and a 10 times lower water transmission compared to typical silicones for LED applications in the relevant temperature range. The profile comes with a small cross section and is available in three colors. ADONIS IP67 allows the use of 10° grazing and 30° or 60° general illumination optics as well as opal encapsulation, guaranteeing a targeted illumination. Translucent end caps allow for seamless light lines while solid endcaps eliminate light spills at both ends. It can be freely scaled in length and equipped with a range of light sources - from static white to tunable white and RGBW, coming with an efficiency of up to 130 lm/W and a maximum luminous flux of 4730 lm/m. It is perfectly suited for the accentuation of structured façades and walls, as well as for highlighting architectural details on buildings, windows and gables. This study includes all variations of ADONIS IP67, whereas coloring of the lumninaire, as well as type of light engine, including power class and emitted light color do not change the results in environmental impact. Only variation taken into account impacting the result of GWP-fossil for A1-A3 is the variation in optical system with opal encapsulation versus an optical lens with a clear encapsulation (variation of 0.84 %). Differences in power class correlate directly with the result of the use phase in B6. The reference service life of ADONIS IP67 is 20 years. | ||
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| Data set valid until | 2031 | ||
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| Technology description including background system | Miniaturized design meets architectural scales: Its exceptional integration makes ADONIS IP67 an excellent choice for grazing applications and direct illumination on facades and ceilings. It is IK08 (general), respectively IK10 (in-ground installation) certified and therefore particularly robust against environmental impacts. The utilized polyurethane makes it highly resistant against salt water and UV-light, it features a 5 times higher chemical resistance, and a 10 times lower water transmission compared to typical silicones for LED applications in the relevant temperature range. The profile comes with a small cross section and is available in three colors. ADONIS IP67 allows the use of 10° grazing and 30° or 60° general illumination optics as well as opal encapsulation, guaranteeing a targeted illumination. Translucent end caps allow for seamless light lines while solid endcaps eliminate light spills at both ends. It can be freely scaled in length and equipped with a range of light sources - from static white to tunable white and RGBW, coming with an efficiency of up to 130 lm/W and a maximum luminous flux of 4730 lm/m. It is perfectly suited for the accentuation of structured façades and walls, as well as for highlighting architectural details on buildings, windows and gables. This study includes all variations of ADONIS IP67, whereas coloring of the lumninaire, as well as type of light engine, including power class and emitted light color do not change the results in environmental impact. Only variation taken into account impacting the result of GWP-fossil for A1-A3 is the variation in optical system with opal encapsulation versus an optical lens with a clear encapsulation (variation of 0.84 %). Differences in power class correlate directly with the result of the use phase in B6. The reference service life of ADONIS IP67 is 20 years. | ||
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| Time stamp (last saved) | 2026-06-27T17:35:46.481+02:00 |
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| UUID | f5eee05d-3d3f-5663-bebe-373a102c139f |
| Date of last revision | 2026-06-27T15:35:44 |
| Data set version | 00.01.000 |
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| Registration number | HUB-6825 |
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| Copyright | Yes |
| License type | Free of charge for all users and uses |
| Access and use restrictions | None |
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