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Lighting Basics
Understanding Colour Temperature
Learn how colour temperature influences the appearance, atmosphere and functionality of lighting.
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Dimensions & Base Types
Identify T5 and T8 Tubes
Compare tube lengths, base types and dimensions at a glance.
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Product Markings
Understanding Luminaire Markings
Learn about protection classes, conformity markings, IP ratings and installation symbols.
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FAQ
20 frequently asked questions about retrofit, railway lighting, EMC, service life, colour temperatures and custom solutions.
View answers → ↔Lamp Finder
Identify T5 and T8 formats, bases, wattages and exact lengths correctly.
Identify your lamp → A–ZLED Glossary
Technical terms from beam angle to ballast explained concisely.
Look up terms → ⌁Symbol Glossary
Protection classes, IP ratings, CE, mounting and safety symbols.
Understand symbols →Direct Access to Technical Topics
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Railway Standards & Testing
DIN EN 50155, DIN EN 45545-2, DIN EN 61373, EMC and surge testing.
Railway Lighting →Retrofit & Obsolescence
Preserve existing systems, reproduce components and minimise conversion effort.
View solutions →Track Lighting Systems
Use REGIO panel luminaires and PUNCTIS spotlights together in 3-circuit track systems.
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