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Ver.1706 V-11-E Ver.1706 V-11-E NAME Heat Sink for Led Lighting Apparatus and Light Apparatus Thereof Ver.1706 V-11-E Ver.1706 V-11-E NAME Heat sink for led lighting apparatus and light apparatus thereof Patent Application Number [ No. 10 - 2015 - 0120940 ] Certification Number of Green Technology [ No. GT - 16 - 00020] Recently developed lighting system has been developed as an illumination lamp using LED because of its long lifetime and low power consumption. However, its efficiency is lowered due to heat generation for a certain period of time, and increasing heating amount when its usage for a long period. There is a problem. In addition, the conventional standard LED module has a low heat efficiency and a lot of heavy products. The development of this product maximizes the heat dissipation area, minimizes weight, and reduces manufacturing costs by using less material. The total weight of the product has been reduced, which has also reduced the cost of Greeting installing related equipment for product installation. Contents 01 Also, the heat generated by the product can be kept constant through the heat plate. This means that the efficiency performance of our products can be increased higher than other products, which means that the same power can produce brighter light. Company Heat-generating effectiveness can be increased by forming a flower-shaped heat plate shape to maximize heat dissipation area. 03 Within the same standardization regulation, this product has achieved higher performance such as light efficiency and heat dissipation efficiency. We provide the best products. 04 History Module Specification classification TYPE-S TYPE-A TYPE-B TYPE-C TYPE-T Model Name ZOOMOK-MD25S ZOOMOK-MD25A ZOOMOK-MD25B ZOOMOK-MD25C ZOOMOK-MD25T 05 Facility Dimension 150 X 65 X 36.1 150 X 65 X 36.1 150 X 65 X 36.1 150 X 65 X 36.1 150 X 65 X 36.1 Luminous efficiency (lm/w) 138.8 136.2 140.2 137.7 141.1 temperature (˚C) 59.3 58.7 58.4 60.4 59.8 IP Class IP68 IP68 IP68 IP68 IP68 06 Patent Module Installation Specification ※Installing Conditions of The Korea Highway Corp. Installation Spec. TYPE-S TYPE-A TYPE-B TYPE-C TYPE-T Road 4-lane Asphalt 1-lane Concrete 4-lane Concrete 8-lane Concrete 2-lane Concrete 09 Certification width of street 22m 8.1m 23.4m 37.8m 12.027m(7.2m) width of road 16m 3.6m 14.4m 28.8m 10m Arrangement spacing of lighting 48m 35m 55m 65m ceiling two rows Arrangement way zigzag one side facing facing 5.5m 11 Example of lighting Light pole height 10m 10m 12m 12m - Arm / Overhang 2.0m 2.0m, 1.5m 2.8m, 2.3m 2.8m, 2.3m - Slope angle 5˚ 10˚ 12˚ 12˚ - Maintenance factor 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 13 Law Application - 100W (Lamp) 150W (Main) 250W (Main) - Photometric Graph 14 Product classification Type-S Type-A Type-B Type-C Type-T Photometric Curve Greeting Greeting Greeting Greeting Company Company History History Facility Facility Provides nature light The light of GA Co., ltd (hereinafter “GA”) Patent Patent for people’s beautiful has been awaking today, which shines hope in & wonderful lives! people’s lives as the light of one end of dark Certification and long tunnel. Certification Example Example Example Example Since its establishment in 2004, GA has been growing as the company specializing in LED system solutions We, GA, will provide our customers with high quality products based on our accumulated know-how and by inventing LED lighting for maximizing energy saving, developing environmental and green technology, outstanding technical expertise. In addition, through proactive research and development, we will bring and preventing light pollution through constant efforts for "better light". new vitality to the local community and become the mainstay of the creation of the best value and techno- Law logical innovation, and we will become a core initiator for Korea national development. Law At early stage, the LED business was really non-profitable like a wasteland, and people was little aware of it. At that time when I was about to give up on the challenge, the light of a single stem at the end of a dark, Furthermore we promise you customers for GA to be a business leader of the global LED market with our long tunnel came up with a new challenge and a sense of mission for me to accomplish. constant research and high-quality products in securing a global competitiveness. Product Product We have overcome many difficulties with motivated passion and creative spirit for better light, and installed LED street lamp with the maximum length of 11Km in the hall. In addition we have obtained the patent for We are the Good, Better, Best! core technology of LED lighting and the first certificate of green business in Korea. CEO 01 Best Design, Best Performance, Competitive Cost Best Design, Best Performance, Competitive Cost 02 Company History “GA; all of its stakeholders It is a passion that continues today. may have put keen attention on!” 2016 2011 Foundation of Zoomok Sports Club Registration of Software businessman Relocated to an new company building “zoomok” as GA BI; Selected as family company of IBK Industrial Bank Greeting Acquired a Green Technology Certificate [No. GT-16-00020] Greeting It contains the vision and philosophy of realizing Green World through the outstanding Visited the exhibition, Lighting JAPAN 2016 technology of LED lighting. The green light coming out of the symbol initial 'z' is GA's Registration for Information and Communication Works Business [No.330185] Registration for Industrial Design Company [No.05756] "Green Energy" thinking about the environment first. I think that creating an outstanding Company product and making a better product realize the value of "zoomok". 2015 Company 2010 History GA supplies best products. History ECO certificate ECO certified products are supplied; "Reducing harmful substances, saving energy, reducing waste.” Facility Facility KS certificate All the products are certified as KS products. 2014 Patent Highly technologies are patented, for developed products. 2009 Patent High Efficiency certificate Some of products are certified as high efficiency ones. Patent Green certificate All the products are certified as Green technology products. Procurement Excellence Certification We supply excellent procurement products. Certification Certification Light pollution prevention We produce products that satisfy relevant articles of the light pollution prevention law. [Patent No.10-1209903] 2013 Illumination control system It saves energy with illumination control system using PLC communication. Example Example Example [ Patent No.10-1209875] 2008 Good Design Mark We awarded Good Design Mark. Law Law We will pay attention to the leading online market, with ‘zoomokmall’, Product which has been developed a long-standing know-how of GA. 2012 2007 Product All the stakeholders have put keen attention on zoomokmall(www.zoomokmall.co.kr) It is very unique shopping mall that makes you feel more convenient and safe for shop- ping; that you have not yet experienced in other shopping malls. We will put our every 2004~2006 possible effort for the mall to become a new and highly convenient shopping mall through innovated transformation of its internet transaction. TEL. 033.734.5000 03 Best Design, Best Performance, Competitive Cost Best Design, Best Performance, Competitive Cost 04 Facility Patent We develop and manufacture the best products with excellent facilities. Dual Power Supply / Secondary SMPS Relux Tunnel Tool ◆ High stability and reliability Complementing the shortcomings of products using only the first SMPS, this device is made to activate the secondary Tunnel lighting design requires expertise. We have expert personnel with such SMPS when the primary SMPS fails and enables emergency power supply. There is a risk of accidents when only the first technology, and can provide accurate and reliable data using special programs SMPS is used if it finish life or suddenly fails, the use of dual power supply eliminates such concern and greatly improving dedicated to tunnel lighting, not general programs. product reliability. In case of SMPS failure, it is more convenient because the operation indication LED lamp, which can be Analysis values : intensity of illumination, wall uniformity, lane axis uniformity, glare visually checked from the outside, indicates failure. value (TI) < Application Screens > ◆ Cost reduction Greeting Greeting The lifetime of the product increases up to 2 times, eliminating the need for frequent replacements, resulting in lower Goniophotometer maintenance costs. It is a measuring instrument that measures the intensity of light reflected from the ◆ Reduced power consumption surface of an object at various angles and measures the direction and distribution Unused SMPS is de-energized while power is supplied to the relays, and there is no power loss due to short-circuit when Company Company characteristics of light from a light source, a lighting device, a medium and a surface. the primary SMPS fails. Measurement items : absolute luminous flux, color rendering properties, luminous efficiency, dominant wavelength, color temperature, color coordinates, luminous ◆ High compatibility with general purpose products History intensity data, luminous intensity distribution, efficiency of luminaire, Compatible with all industrial/electronic products using SMPS. History coefficient of utilization, dazzling, average illuminance diagram, equal illuminance diagram Maximum accommodation capacity of lighting fixtures : 1,500mm / 30Kg / 600V / 20A Facility Facility Spectroscope It enables the distribution of the light emitted from the light source, enabling the measurement of the spectral characteristics such as the total luminous flux, color Patent temperature, color coordinates, and color rendering. Patent Measurement items : total luminous flux, luminous efficiency, total radiant velocity, peak wavelength, dominant wavelength, half width, color coordinate, color purity, color rendering Certification Maximum accommodating characteristics of luminaires : Ø 2,000mm / 600V / 20A Certification Control circuit summary Thermal Imaging Camera Normal operation in Failure Example Example Infrared thermal camera is used for thermal analysis and temperature analysis of Example LED luminaire.
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