Hella’s new Luminator LED is the industry’s first auxiliary driving lamp to use LEDs for its high beam and position lamp functions.
The triple rearward-shooting LED arrays create a long-distance driving beam with an intensity reference of 37.5 (180Lx). LED position lights are in a tripod arrangement to offer a striking light design any time of the day or night. Overall diameter of the auxiliary lamp is 220 mm, and depth is 131 mm.
Hella’s range of LED work lights has also been expanded with the new Flat Beam LED . It is a particularly slim work light with a housing depth of 31 mm, perfectly suited for use in environment lighting and also for installation on the rear panel of trucks and commercial vehicles as a working light.
60 emitters combine to create more than 1000 lumens in an extra-wide, homogenous beam. Power consumption is just 11 watts, and it runs on anything from 9 to 33 volts. To obtain the same light output from an H3 system would require at least 70 watts.
The new, more traditionally-shaped Power Beam 3000 LED work lamp creates particularly intense luminous near-field illumination and, in doing so, is even more efficient. Power input is 43 watts, and output is a whopping 2700 lumens.
And in warning lights, Hella’s new Rota LED signal beacons allow reduced energy and fuel consumption. The electronics generate a rotating effect similar to that of a rotating mirror beacon. This rotation effect enables utmost warning efficiency and guarantees a rapid vehicle localisation; observers can quickly home in on the origin of the light beam—a major advantage of rotating beacons over strobe type units.
