mstrlucky74
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When you are figuring LED light fixture load you cant look at the fixture/lamp wattage correct? Y
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mstrlucky74
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So how would you go about figuring the load for this fixture? Not much info on the driver?
http://www.innovativelight.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Smooth_LED_Light_C_Series_2x2.pdf
http://www.innovativelight.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Smooth_LED_Light_C_Series_2x2.pdf
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Driver and LEDs seem to replace existing tubes and ballasts, so input would be whatever AC voltage was originally used, up to a max of 277V.
The energy given could be into driver or delivered to the LED units.
I would figure at least 90% efficiency and power factor of .9 unless I could get better info from the specs.
Knightryder12
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Wouldn't you just use the info in the Energy (Watts) line in the Spec info table? Either 32.7 or 33.5 watts depending on the model number?
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