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Zeus LED

professional LED ceiling lamp

A customised lighting concept significantly contributes to the success of your farm. The innovative ceiling lamp ZeusLED evenly illuminates all areas of a poultry house. Big Dutchman offers ZeusLED as 1- or 2-channel lamp: an exclusive brand product of the highest quality.

ZeusLED can be used for multiple purposes thanks to the LED technology and a wide optical spectrum. Energy savings of up to 50 percent compared to conventional moisture-pro lamps are an unbeatable advantage.

Main advantages

  • LED technology allows for long- lasting energy savings of up to 50 %;
  • 0 to 100 % dimmable;
  • zero flickering even at low light intensities;
  • wide optical spectrum from warm white to cool white, infinitely variable;
  • 2-channel moisture-proof LED lamp, e.g. to simulate sunrise and sunset;
  • modular design consisting of a power supply unit, an LED driver and LED lamps;
  • long service life of 50 000 hours and low maintenance requirements;
  • rugged aluminium housing with an ingress protection rating of IP 65;
  • exterior heat sink for optimum cooling;
  • diffuser (optional) reduces dazzle effects, especially with low ceiling heights;
  • can be installed at walls, ceilings or tubes.

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