The Corido line of Noxion bulkheads integrates the most advanced LED technologies and offers an energy saving up to 60% compared to conventional fixtures. For instance, a PL-C light source of 2x26W consumes 52 watt. In addition to this consumption, there is the energy consumption of the ballast. Overall, a light fixture with these features will use 60 watt. With this LED light source you will be able to save up to 60% on energy costs!
This Noxion high-quality product lasts up to 30.000 hours. With a daily use of 12 hours for 5 days a week, you will not have to replace this light source for at least 10 years.
Most conventional light sources experience lower brightness after 10.000 burning hours. Noxion LED fixtures keep the same light performance all over the product life cycle due to its top of the line components and materials. More specifically, this Noxion LED bulkhead offers a light output of 1386 lumen distributed in 120° and an efficiency of 94 lumen/watt.
The colour temperature cool white is ideal for creating a warm and welcoming ambience. Therefore, it is suitable for a use in halls, corridors, staircases and for general lighting. Find out more here about the perfect colour temperature for each area of application.
Thanks to Noxion long experience in lighting and the efficiency of LED technology, the light output of the Corido product line is uniform and reliable. Compared to old CFL fixtures which may cause headache, eye irritation and general tiredness, Noxion LED products are subject to strict safety tests to guarantee a flicker-free and high-quality light that will help to enhance productivity and concentration in workplaces.
Noxion Bulkhead Corido is made of aluminium, which is a light and highly resistant material. To this extent, this light fixture ensures high light performance both at high and low temperatures (from +45° to -25°).
Are you looking for a bulkhead with motion sensor?
A bulkhead with a motion and day-night sensor will help optimize energy consumption as the light will turn on and off automatically. Read more here. Have a look at the sensor bulkhead alternative here.