Question 1

Is it available in AC?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our AC range comes with a built-in rectify on every PCB inside the LED strip.

Question 2

Does vibration affect the lighting?

Accepted Answer

No, it has been installed alongside conveyors and drillers, with no issues to date.

Question 3

What Voltages do the Lights come in?

Accepted Answer

We offer 12, 24, 36 and 48v AC or DC as well as 110 or 220vAC – contact us for more details.

Question 4

LED Lighting for the Mining Industry- What distances can be achieved?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the amount of LED P/M + Voltage distances up to 168 Metres on a single roll fed from both ends.

Question 5

What colours are available?

Accepted Answer

All colours are available including RGB (Red, Green & Blue) RGW (Red, Green & White). Colour temperatures are also available from 2500K – 6500K.

Question 6

What is the cost per metre?

Accepted Answer

Please contact us for RFQ.

Question 7

What LED Lighting Voltages Can Your Power Supplies Use?

Accepted Answer

Any LED lighting Voltage from 85 – 265 VDC.

Question 8

Where are the LED lights manufactured?

Accepted Answer

LED lights manufactured by one of the World’s leading edge manufacturers in China. It’s State of the Art technology, attention to research and development, International Testing & Certifications, make it the most widely used application in its class.

Question 9

How is the LED Lighting Installed?

Accepted Answer

For LED lighting installation, the strip can be easily attached to existing infrastructure (eg. Mesh, Cable Channels, Cataneries etc) with the use of Cable Ties. We can also provide a UPVC or Aluminium strip for a more uniform/aesthetic look.

Question 10

Can LED lighting be submerged underwater?

Accepted Answer

Yes, IP67 up to 1 metre.

Question 11

What are the Lux Levels on the Strip?

Accepted Answer

The LED lighting Lux Levels are dependent on how many LED’s per meter. Please see Spec’s Sheet on Product Pages.

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