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UL : Affidabilità & CertezzaDei dati a supporto del progetto illuminotecnico

Alberto UggettiVice President & General ManagerGlobal Lighting Appliances & HVAC Industries

UL founder William Henry Merrill following 1893 Chicago World’s Fair

we are universally committed to our mission:

WORKING FORA SAFER WORLDSINCE 1894

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UL IS A GLOBAL FORCE

FOR GOOD

At UL, our mission of working for a safer world since 1894 is at the core of everything we do.

- Advancing safety through careful research and investigation

- Preventing or reducing loss of life and property

- Promoting safe living and working environments for all people

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DELIVERING UNMATCHED EXPERTISE & THOUGHT

LEADERSHIP

From the adoption of electricity to the advent of wireless interoperability, UL is the leading voice for global safety. Our deep knowledge and expertise make us invaluable in:

- Developing standards- Creating codes & protocols- Researching safety breakthroughs- Helping customers design, produce,

package and sell safer products

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Our Marks are on more than 23 billion products worldwide, per year, signalingpeace of mind to consumers, customers, businesses and governments.

WE PROVIDE GLOBAL MARKET

ACCEPTANCE

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UL helps you navigate: - Complex country compliance issues- Regulatory and trade challenges- Marketplace demands- Supply chain management

AND HELP YOU NAVIGATE

GLOBAL TRADE

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MARKET NEEDS ARE

EVOLVING

With the definition of safe living and working environments constantly advancing, UL has expanded our focus to includean unparalleled breadth of offerings. Our goal is to better help your business meet the shifting needs of a changing world.

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WORKING FOR A

SAFER WORLD

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Industry challange

La nuova tecnologia SSL il vero challange

DISRUPTIVE

La nuova tecnologia SSL :

• Rapida adozione• Globale• Persi i riferimenti col passato• Nuova Supply Chain• Nuove applicazioni• Nuovi players• Persi i riferimenti di Qualità

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Technology and Innovation 1/2

SOLID STATE LIGHTING (SSL)

LED

Semiconductor based ‘packages’ include

phosphors, substrates, anode and cathode and integrated lens

~ 150 lumens / watt

Combination diodes can produce CRI > 95

OLED

“organic” electroluminescent film comprised of

carbon-based compounds.

~ 60 lumens / watt

Color uniformity and size are key challenges

LEP - PLASMA

Solid-state amplifier to guide RF signal

into a gas-filled bulb, vaporizing into a

plasma state

Intense, > 150 lumens / watt

Very high CRI, fragile and implications with

radio waves

NANO

‘Graphene’, honeycomb like

carbon structure, awarded nobel prize in 2010 for electronic

and optical properties.

Other technologies include PLEDs

In R&D stageSource :: LED : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Led OLED : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oled

PLED : http://www.chem.ualberta.ca/~jveinot/research.htmlLEP : http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/04/luxim-plasma-lifi-light-bulb-led-cfl.php

Nano : www.tuwien.ac.at/en/news/news_detail/article/7074/

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Technology and Innovation 2/2

•Edison-era Technology

•Filament / Vapor basedLamp /“bulb”

•“brass and glass” enclosure

Luminaire

• Low-tech electronics Ballast

•Simple and mechanicalSwitches

& Dimmers

• Solid-state semiconductor, easily shipped, not fragile like glass, low & line voltage

Diode Package

OLED Panel

• Current regulating power supply

• Breaks regional voltage barriersDriver / ECG

• integrated and standalone

•control light focus and beam spreadLenses and Optics

• most are passive heat sinks

• active in high power applications(fan, water, and gas based)

Thermal Management

• New shapes, sizes, applications based on small packages and large relative outputEnclosure

• Daisy chain diode arrays, drivers and control products

Bases, Holders, Connectors

• ‘Green’ trends in power delivery

• Solar powered, battery backup streetlights and landscape spikes

Power Generation and Storage

• New interfaces for drivers, packages, enclosures, thermal management in development

Lamp Holders / Sockets

• Ceiling grids, fine wiring, t-bars, induction, power and control over microwave

Wireless, Power Free Control Gear

• Electronic control light output, color temp, multiple locations, wireless implications, energy management

Controls

• Programmable directions, plug and play recognizes led system, software safety is slow

Software

TRADITIONALLIGHTING

SOLID STATELIGHTING

SSL quali aspetti e parametri bisogna considerare p er un progetto illuminotecnico

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Sicurezza

Efficienza energetica

performanceinteroperabilità

intercambiabilità

Sicurezza

Efficienza energetica

performanceinteropibilità

intercambiabilità

Come navigare in requisiti e programmi x SSL

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LM79LM80TM21

EN13032REG. Regionale

BOOK 2BOOK 3

BOOK 4 (RR)BOOK 5 (RR)BOOK 6 (RR)

ENERGY STAR

DLC

LIGHTING FACT

EUP

CBTL IECFotobiologico:

EN62471RP27

cULusINMETRO

CCCENEC15

Performance Zhaga Efficienza Energetica Sicurezza

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Test & misure certificate ���� UNA GARANZIA NECESSARIA

Flusso Luminoso

Valori di luminanza

Diagramma Polare

Diagramma apertura fascio

Coordinate cromatiche

CCT

CRI

SPD

CCT

CRI

Per costruire il DNA del progetto illuminotecnico c on SSL

REPORT FOTOMETRICO REPORT di CROMATICITA’

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WHAT NEXT ?........ Appuntamento Mensile

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