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UGR
Unified Glare Rating
This is an approximate model expressing the risk of glare.
The standard values range from UGR 16 (low risk of glare) to UGR 28.
In the standard for workplace lighting EN12464-1, limit values for UGR are imposed for various rooms.
Typical UGR values :
- Office/Classrooms/Meeting rooms : UGR<19
- Corridors : UGR<28
- Staircases : UGR<25
- Warehouses : UGR<25
IP
The IP rating is a measure of the protection of a luminaire against the ingress of solid objects, dust and water. The IP rating is determined according to the IEC 60529 standard.
- IP20: Protected against large objects, such as a finger. This is the minimum value for luminaires.
- IP21: Resistant to drops perpendicular to the luminaire.
- IP22: Resistant to drops on a 15 ° tilted fixture.
- IP40: Protected against pointed objects larger than 1 mm, for example a screwdriver.
- IP41: Protected against pointed objects and drops that fall perpendicular to the luminaire.
- IP42: Protected against pointed objects and drops falling below 15 ° on the luminaire.
- IP54: Protected against dust and water splashes from any direction.
- IP65: Spray-proof: the fixture can withstand a water jet from all angles.
- IP66: Water resistant: The luminaire can withstand a strong water jet from all angles.
IK
The IK classification indicates the protection against mechanical impact, according to EN 62262.
IK07/08 is a great value for impact resistant luminaires.
IK10 is very high.
E2
E2 meets the strictest requirements for lighting in the chemical, pharmaceutical and food industries, among others. The luminaires are dust and waterproof (IP66 and IP69K), impact-resistant (IK07) and suitable for a wide temperature range (up to 60° with industrial driver). E2 is chemically resistant and available in a version for chlorine environments. The series also exists in ATEX version for gas and dust zones.
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