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ContentsINTRODUCTION9-11SURFACE/PENDANT MOUNTING FTL LUMINAIRESWELL GLASS LUMINAIRES15-1617-18HIGH BAY AND MEDIUM BAY LUMINAIRESBULK HEAD LUMINAIRES27-2812-14LOW BAY LUMINAIRESCANOPY LIGHTING LUMINAIRES19-241-8TECHNICAL & COMMERCIAL DETAILS25-26
IntroductionLight Output Ratio:The function of interior illumination is to provide human beingswith an environment which contributes to their mental andphysical well-being and prevents accidents. In addition, it shouldinfluence the mental state of the persons involved with the aim ofachieving a higher degree of performance, combating prematurefatigue and reducing errors. The choice of the right type of lightsources and luminaires is therefore crucial for appropriateillumination in any industrial environment viz. factories, refineries,chemical/fertilizer plants, project sites etc.This is the ratio of the flux emitted by the luminaire to the sum ofthe individual fluxes emitted by the lamps operating inside theluminaire under standard conditions.In this catalogue, a wide range of Bajaj Industrial LightingLuminaires for different applications are described alongwith theproduct photograph, line diagram, specification, electrical data,dimensional data, ingress protection categories (whereverapplicable) and typical installation photograph, enabling thecustomer to select the right type of luminaire. Photometric data ofeach luminaire with different lamps and different lampholderpositions are available on request.Total Output RatioFlux emitted by luminaire x 100% (or efficiency)No. of Lamps in a luminaire x nominalflux of one lampThe light output ratio is divided into:(a) Upward light output ratio.(b) Downward light output ratio.Utilization Factor:The utilisation factor for a reference plane is the ratio between fluxreceived on the working plane from the luminaire and the sum ofthe nominal fluxes from all the lamps in the luminaire. Utilisationfactors are calculated as follows :(a) For specified space to mounting height ratio.(b) For suspension to height ratio as specified.Bajaj Range of LuminairesBajaj offers an internationally accepted range of Industrial LightingLuminaires, with features that ensure efficient lighting, lowercapital and running costs, less power consumption and greateremployee comfort. These luminaires meet the requirement ofindoor and outdoor industrial situations when used with differentvarieties of lamps.Besides providing comfortable, glare-free working ambience, thecomputer-aided designed luminaires offer a choice of different lightdistribution. The reflectors are generally made of electrochemicallybrightened, polished, high purity anodised aluminium withstepped/multiple facets. It includes high bay, medium bay, low bayand Wellglass luminaires in both integral and non-integral designs.High quality, low loss control gear with power factor improvingcapacitor is incorporated in the luminaires as a significant add-on.The compilation of tables for the utilisation factor requires aconsiderable amount of laboratory measurements and calculations.For all the Bajaj Luminaires utilisation factor tables are available.The utilisation factor depends upon:(a) The light distribution of the luminaire.(b) The reflection properties of wall, ceiling and floor.(c) The inter reflection between wall, ceiling and floor, resultinginto the light reaching on the reference plane.(d) Room Index: This is an index which depends upon thegeometry of the room. The greater the room index, the greaterthe utilisation factor.The room index is given by the formulaTMBajaj's state- of-the- art technology, i.ea thin layer ofglass coating on the HID luminaire reflectors improve the life,efficiency and provides sustained illumination levels throughoutthe life. This allows light distribution spread to be uniform anddistributed optimally, according to the space height ratio andenhanced economy through wider spacing possibilities. There arevarious other benefits which have been explained separately.Whenever required, special finishes or higher degree of IP protectionare provided to meet aggressive conditions prevailing in fertilizerplants, chemical plants, oil refineries, etc. Bulkhead and Wellglassluminaires with control gears suitable for dusty and humidatmosphere are in the range.Basic concepts and fundamentals of planningBasic termLuminous fluxSymbolLumen (lm)fDefinitionLxWMH x (L W)Where, K Room Index, L Length of the Room, W Width ofthe Room and MH Mounting Height of the luminaire from theworking plane. All the dimensions in Metre or in a common unit tobe taken. The working plane is the imaginary horizontal planeconsidered to be at a height of the workplace above the floor and isnormally taken as 0.8 metre from the floor (zero for specificapplications).Room ReflectionsThe ratio of the luminous flux reflected by a room surface to the fluxincident upon the surface. The utilisation factor tables includecombination of different values of reflectance for the ceiling, walland floor or working plane.The total quantity of lightemitted from a light andela (cd)IThe luminous flux radiatedper solid angleIlluminanceLux (lx)EThe luminous flux on 1 m2of the surface to be illuminatedLuminanceCandela (cd/m2)LThe luminous intensityper m2 of visible surfaceLuminous intensity1UnitK
Space to Mounting Height RatioLighting scheme design-Lumen MethodThis is the ratio of the distance between the centre of two adjacentluminaires to the mounting height of the luminaires above theworking plane.This is a method for estimating luminaire quantities and spacingfor layouts that is more accurate because the difference inphotometric performance caused by room geometry and systemdepreciation are taken into account.1. Dimensions of the Area , viz. Length, Width and Height in Mtrs.SPACE2. Illuminance level required in lux.3. Luminous output of Lamp(s) to be used, in lumens.4. Coefficient of Utilisation or Utilisation Factor of the Luminaire.The Formula to determine the No. of Luminaires N to illuminate anarea is:CEILING HEIGHTMOUNTINGHEIGHT(MH)N A x E /(F x COU x MF )Where,A Area to be illuminated in sq. metresE Illuminance specified in lux (lumens /sq. metre).F Lumen output of Lamps.(Refer to the lamp Catalogue)COU Coefficient of Utilisation of the luminaire.( Refer to the luminaire photometric data)WORK PLANEMF Maintenance FactorLENGTHFLOORMaintenance factorMaintenance factor is a factor which takes into account thereduction in illuminance with time. This factor comprisesmostly of the following:WIDTHDesigning Industrial Lighting SystemsCreating a good industrial lighting system involves carefulconsideration of various parameters. Designer should take intoaccount the operating conditions at the site, application and thevisual tasks for which illumination is required. In recent times,energy efficiency has also become important parameter indesigning lighting scheme for industrial work area. Steps involvedin designing a lighting scheme for industrial area are.1. Lamp Lumen Depreciation. (LLD)2. Luminaire Dirt Depreciation. (LDD)Lamp Lumen Depreciation is the loss of light output withtime. Luminaire Dirt Depreciation is the loss of light outputdue to soiling of the luminaire with time. The first factor isnot generally dependent on environment but the second oneis Therefore it is obvious that in a clean environment, a highmaintenance factor can be adopted and in a dirtyenvironment a low value has to be used. The followingvalues may be selected according to the environment.nDetermine the quality of illumination needed for a particularmanufacturing process.nDetermine the quantity of illumination required at the taskor process.nConsider the color rendering required for the visual task.Very clean: 0.8 (e.g. Labs)nDetermine the appropriate lighting level required for safety, andensure all three of the factors – quality, quantity and safety – areproperly considered in the final design.Clean: 0.7 ( e.g. Shops, Offices, IT parks)Average: 0.6 (e.g. Machine Shops)Dusty: 0.5 (e.g. Foundry Shops)nSelect the suitable lightsource and luminaire that satisfiesall the design parameters and specifications, includingmechanical performance.nPrepare a lighting fixture layout that responds to the concerns ofmaintainability and safety. Bajaj Photolux software p r o v i d e scustomer friendly solutions that takes care of the above factors.nR e v i e w t h e e n e r g y, e c o n o m i ccharacteristics of the lighting system.andoperatingSelection of luminaire & arrangementThe selection of an appropriate luminaire and lamp dependson the combination of several of the following factors:1. Luminaire photometry, glare control and aesthetics.2. Luminaire efficiency and economics.3. Environment in which the luminaire is to be used.BIS provides guidelines for the lighting designer on the illuminancelevels required for various applications and visual tasks.4. The height at which it is to be mounted.5. The type of mounting arrangement.2
New Trends in Industrial Lighting1/2 SLAST ROW SHOULD BEHALF SPACING OR LESSSSTART LUMINAIRESFROM THE CENTRE.*1/2 S1/2 S1/2 SSS - LUMINAIRE SPACING1/2 S 1/2 S* IF EVEN NUMBER START 1/2SPACING EACH SIDE OF ROOMCENTRE IF ODD NUMBER, STARTON CENTRE LINECENTRE LINELuminaires should be arranged from the center of the area tothe outside. A square array is best but a rectangular arraywill work as long as spacing does not exceed space tomounting height ratio limits. With an odd quantity ofluminaire rows or columns, there will be a luminaire on thecenter line. With even quantities, the locations are one halfof a spacing of the center line.The luminaire closer to a wall should be one half of a spacingor less. In a functional area, the luminaires should run up to theedge of the area and beyond, if possible.Outdoor Lighting DesignIndustrial activities do take place in the outdoor location as well.Lumen method is not applicable there. Manual calculations aremade either by Point by Point method which is quite timeconsuming and laborious or by using standard tables. The modernmethod is to use the help of a computer.Computer Aided Lighting DesignIn order to prepare a number of alternate and accurate illuminationdesigns within a short period of time and thereafter to have themost economic and optimum design, the present day designers /users take help of a computer instead of working out manually. Forcomputer aided designs the preliminary steps are identical as inthe conventional methods of calculation except that finalcomputation is done with the help of computer.For computer aided designs, which require exhaustive photometricdata of the luminaires. The results are obtained with the help ofsoftware. We not only provide the photometric data of all theluminaires but also provide the most modern outdoor software forillumination design to the Architects, Consultants, ProjectAuthorities and the actual users on request. State-of-the-artsoftware enables to work out a number of alternate designs givingthe horizontal & vertical illumination levels, uniformity ratios in ashortest possible time. In-house designed and developed outdoorsoftware OLAS is a very useful lighting tool for quick estimation ofbasic design.3Select the lamp that provides energy efficient Lighting Solutions:a. Use luminaires with energy efficient T5 fluorescent lamp instead of conventional40 W FTL.Apart from excellent colour rendering properties, these lamps have higher luminousefficacy. Less number of luminaires will be required due to improved illuminationhence reducing cost of installation. This also ensures lower energy consumption of thetotal installation for same illumination level.b. Installation of Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL's) in place of incandescentlamps.Compact fluorescent lamps are generally considered best for replacement of lowerwattage incandescent lamps. These lamps have efficacy ranging from 55 to 65lumens/Watt. The average rated lamp life is approximately 10 times longer than thatof a normal incandescent lamps. CFL's are highly suitable for places such asconference rooms, offices, pathways, building entrances, corridors, etc.c. Installation of metal halide lamps in place of mercury / sodium vapour lamps.Metal halide lamps provide high color rendering index when compared with mercury& sodium vapour lamps. These lamps offer efficient white light. Hence, metal halidelamp is the right choice for colour critical applications where, higher illuminationlevels are required. These lamps are highly suitable for applications such as assemblyline, inspection areas, painting shops, etc.d. Installation of High Pressure Sodium Vapour (HPSV) lamps for applicationswhere colour rendering is not critical.High pressure sodium vapour (HPSV) lamps offer more efficacy. But the colourrendering property of HPSV is very low. Hence, it is recommended to install HPSVlamps for applications such as street lighting, yard lighting, assembly workshop,storage area etc.Selection of Easy to service luminaires for production areas andworkshops.Installation of suitable luminaires, depends upon the height - low, medium & high bay.luminaires for high intensity discharge lamp are classified as follows:Low bay, for heights less than 5 metres.Medium bay, for heights between 5 – 7 metres.High bay, for heights greater than 7 metres.Ease of Maintenance has become a critical factor in selection of high bay or mediumbay luminaire. High bays with front opening housing (Similar to HBI F) ensures fasterand hassle free maintenance. This results in lower down time during maintenance.Customers are also now preferring luminaires with replaceable ballast assembly.Use of T5 luminaires for low bay / medium bay applications.Traditionally, luminaires with HPMV lamps were used for low bay applications. Inview of the energy efficiency offered by T5 luminaires, customers are selecting T5luminaires for Low bay and medium bay applications. (BTMB Range). Use of highefficacy T5 lamps (24 W / 54W T5 ) ensures lower number of luminaires for sameinstallation.Use of Electronic Ballasts for fluorescent lamp luminaires and Open typeballasts for HID luminaires.Electronic ballasts ensure flicker free high quality illumination for Fluorescent lampluminaires. They also provide substantial energy savings as watt loss in ballast is 2 -3Watts only.Conventional potted ballasts have now given way to Vacuum Pressure impregnated –open construction ballasts in HID lamp fittings. This ensures lower heating and morereliable operation.Note:nDue to our continuous efforts in developing products, improvement - BajajElectricals Limited reserves the right to make changes in the design and datawithout any prior notice.nVariations in dimensions 3mmnAll FTL/36W CFL luminaires can be supplied with BLLB/BELLB /BCCB-SD BallastnAll FTL & CFL luminaires with electronic ballast available as optionnUse superimposed ignitor for double ended metal halide lamp luminairesnInstallation & Product Photographs are indicative only
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Recommended Illuminance LevelsTypes of interior or activityRange of serviceilluminance in lux1.ELECTRICITY GENERATION TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION1General plant1.11.21.3Turbine houses (operating floor)Boiler and turbine house basementsBoiler house, platforms,areas around Burners1.4Switch rooms, meter rooms, oil plantRooms, HV substations (indoor)1.5 Control room1.6 Relay and telecommunication rooms1.7 Diesel generator & compressor rooms1.8 Pump houses, water treatment plantHouses1.9 Battery rooms, charges, rectifiers1.10 Precipitator chambers, platforms, etc1.11 Cable tunnels & basements, CirculatingWater culverts & screen chamber2Coal Plant2.1Conveyors, gantries, junction towers,Unloading hoppers, ash handlingplants, Setting pits, dust hoppersOther areas where operatorsmay be 100-150-200333.1Nuclear PlantsGas circulation bays, reactor area, boiler 100-150-200Platform, reactor charges and dischargeface2.METAL MANUFACTURER11.1Iron MakingSinter PlantPlant floorMixer drum, fan house, screenHouses, coolers, transfer stations1.2Furnaces, cupolaGeneralControl PlatformsConveyor galleries, walkways22.12.22.2.12.2.22.2.3Steel MakingElectric Melting ShopsBasic Oxygen Steel Making PlantsGeneralConverter Floor, teeming bayControl Platforms2.2.4 Scrap bays5Quality class of directglare limitationRemarksLocalized lighting ofcontrol display & thecontrol desks may 00-300-50032 Local lighting may 200-300200-300-500332 Local lighting may beappropriate3100-150-200
Recommended Illuminance LevelsTypes of interior or activityRange of serviceilluminance in lux33.1Metal forming and treatmentIngot stripping, soaking pits, annealing 150-200-300and heat treatment bays, acid recoveryplant. Pickling and cleaning bays, roughingmills, cold mills, finishing mills, tinning andgalvanizing lines, cut up and rewind line3.CHEMICALS1Petroleum, chemical andpetrochemical workExterior walkways, platforms, stairs &laddersExterior pump and valve areasPump and compressor housesProcess plant with remote controlProcess plant requiring occasionalManual interventionsPermanently occupied work stations inProcess plantControl rooms for process 22.2.32.2.44.MECHANICAL ENGINEERING11.11.2Structural steel FabricationGeneralMarking off22.12.2Sheet Metal WorksPressing, punching, shearing,stamping, spinning, foldingBench work, scribing, inspection33.13.23.33.4Machine and tool shopsRough bench and machine workMedium bench and machine workFine bench and machine workGauge rooms2.22.2.1Remarks330-50-100Pharmaceutical Manufacturer and FineChemicals ManufacturerPharmaceutical ManufacturerGrinding, granulating, mixing, drying, 300-500-750Tableting, sterilizing, washing,Preparation of solutions, fillingcapping, Wrapping, hardeningFine chemical manufactureExterior walkways, platform,30-50-100stairs and laddersProcess plant50-100-150Fine chemical y class of directglare 0-1000-15003221Local lighting may beappropriateLocal lighting may beappropriateOptical aids may berequired6
Recommended Illuminance LevelsTypes of interior or activity44.14.2Die Sinking ShopsGeneralFine Works55.15.25.3Welding and soldering shopsGas and arc welding, rough spot weldingMedium soldering, brazing, spot weldingFine soldering , fine spot welding66.1Assembly ShopsRough work for example, frameand heavy machine assembly6.2Medium work, for example, officeMachinery assemblyFine work, for example, officemachinery assemblyVery fine work, for example,instrument assembly6.36.46.5Minute work for example, watchmaking77.1Inspection and Testing ShopsCoarse Work, for example, usinggo/on go gauge, inspection of largesub-assemblyMedium work for example,inspection of painted surfaces7.27.37.47.588.18.27Fine work, for example, usingcalibrated scales, inspection ofprecision mechanismVery fine work, for example,inspection of small intricate partsMinute work, for example, inspection ofvery small instruments8.38.4Points Shops and Spray BoothsDipping, rough sprayingPreparation, ordinary painting,spraying & finishingFine painting,. Spraying and finishingInspection, retouching and matching5.PAPER AND PRINTING5.15.1.15.1.25.1.2.15.1.2.2Paper MillsPulp mills, preparation plantsPaper and board makingGeneralAutomatic processRange of serviceilluminance in luxQuality class of directglare le local lightingis desirableLocal lighting may beappropriateThe lighting of verticalsurface may beimportantLocal lighting may beappropriateLocal or localizedlighting may beappropriateLocal lighting andoptical aids aredesirableLocal or localizedlighting may beappropriateLocal or localizedlighting may beappropriateLocal or localizedlighting may beappropriateLocal lighting andoptical aids are desirableLocal lighting andoptical aids aredesirableSupplementarylighting may benecessary formaintenance work
Recommended Illuminance LevelsTypes of interior or activityRange of serviceilluminance in luxQuality class of directglare 2.35.1.35.1.3.15.1.3.2Inspection, sortingPaper converting processGeneralAssociated printed6.DISTRIBUITION AND STORAGE1Work stores100-150-20031.1Unpacking, sorting150-200-30031.2Large item storage50-100-15031.3Small item rack storage200-300-50031.4Issue counter, records, 032.32.3.12.3.22.3.32.3.4Warehouses and bulk storesStorage of goods where identificationrequires only limited preparation ofdetailsStorage of goods where identificationrequires perception of detailAutomatic high bay rack storesGangwayControl stationPacking and dispatchLoading 3.3Cold storesGeneralBreakdown, make-up and dispatchLoading Avoid glare to driversof vehicles approachingthe loading bayAvoid glare to driversof vehicles approachingthe loading bayAvoid glare to driversof vehicles approachingthe loading bayAvoid glare to driversof vehicles approachingthe loading bayLocal or localizedlighting may beappropriateAvoid glare to driversof vehicles approachingthe loading bayAvoid glare to driversof vehicles approachingthe loading bay8
BTIR 128 / 228Surface/Pendent Mounting T5 Industrial LuminaireApplicationOffice, Banks, Hotel & Restaurants, Educational Institutions, Shopping Malls, Warehouses, Textile Industry. General purpose lighting in industrial work / storage areas.Luminaire Body & ReflectorEpoxy white powder coated CRCA sheet steel housing and reflecting cover plate held inposition by two screws.LampLuminaire is suitable for single/ twin 28W T5 Lamps, Control gear wired with electronicballast suitable for Single /Two 28W T5 Lamps.361185623636623670BTIR 128BTIR 228Note : Also available with MS powder coted / aluminium reflector.BJIR 136/140BJIR 236/240Surface/Pendent Mounting FTL Industrial LuminaireLuminaire Body & ReflectorEpoxy white powder coated CRCA sheet steel housing and reflecting cover plate held inposition by two screws.LampLuminaire is suitable for single /twin 36/40W Fluorescent Tubular Lamps andcomprises of open construction ballast and accessories wired up to the terminal block.Control GearOpen construction ballast suitable for 240V. Single ballast for BJIR 136/140 and twonumbers for BJIR 236/2402 Nos. - 20 mm dia. knockouts12404760035BJIR 136/140/236/240Note : Also available with electronic ballast.94735BJIR 136/140BJIR 236/240
Surface/PendantMounting FTL LuminairesBJIE 136/140BJIE 236/240Surface/pendent Mounting FTL Industrial Luminaire WithReflectorLuminaire BodyEpoxy white powder coated CRCA sheet steel housing and reflecting cover plate held inposition by two screwsReflectorEpoxy white powder coated sheet steel reflector fixed to BJIR industrial rail with twosliding clipsLampLuminaire is suitable for single /twin 36/40W Fluorescent Tubular LampsControl GearOpen construction ballast suitable for 240V. Single ballast for BJIE 136/140 and twonumbers for BJIE 236/2402 Nos. - 20 mm dia. knockouts600474793932141240BJIE 136/140/236/240BJIV 136/140BJIV 236/240214BJIE 136/140BJIE 236/240Note :- BJIE 136/140/236/240 is a combination of BJIR 136/140/236/240 &BJSER 136/140/236/240Surface/pendent Mounting FTL Industrial LuminaireWith Vitreous ReflectorLuminaire BodyEpoxy white powder coated CRCA sheet steel housing and reflecting cover plate held inposition by two screwsReflectorBlack outside and white inside vitreous enamelled sheet steel reflector fixed to BJIRIndustrial rail with two sliding clips.Lamp and AccessoriesLuminaire is suitable for single /twin 36/40W Fluorescent Tubular Lamps and comprisesof open construction ballast and accessories wired up to the terminal block2 Nos. - 20 mm dia. knockouts600471051240BJIV 136/140/236/24047105210BJIV 136/140210BJIV 236/24010
BJI 236/240 FGSurface/Pendent Mounting FRP Body,Corrosion Resistant FTL Industrial LuminaireLuminaire BodyFRP housing with rubber gasket and clear acrylic cover fixed to the housing withstainless steel toggles.Cable entry through 19 mm dia. ET cable gland on sideReflectorStove enamelled white CRCA gear tray cum reflectorLampLuminaire is suitable for two 36/40W Fluorescent Tubular LampsControl GearWired with open construction ballast suitable for 36/40w Fluorescent Tubular LampsDegree of Protection2 Nos. 20 mm dia. knockouts60019 mm dia. ET Cable entry120BJI 136/140 PCBJI 236/240 PCBTI 128/154 PCBTI 228/254 PC1284160Note :- Luminaire with electronic ballast available on requestSurface/Pendent Mounting Polycarbonate Body,Corrosion Resistant FTL / T5 Industrial LuminaireLuminaire BodyGrey finish Polycarbonate housing with rubber gasket and cover fixed to the housing bysteel togglesCable entry through 19 mm dia. ET cable gland on sideReflectorStove enamelled white CRCA gear tray cum reflectorLampLuminaire is suitable for single /twin 36/40W FTL Lamp / 28W T5 lamp and comprisesof open construction / electronic ballast and accessories wired up to the terminal blockDegree of ProtectionIP 65ABC11Cat Reference :BJI 136/140 PCBJI 236/240 PCBTI 128 T5 PCBTI 228 T5 PCA1268126812081208B10015860100C1011017171
Well Glass LuminairesNon Integral Wellglass LuminairesLuminaire BodyGrey Hammertone stove enameled finish die-cast aluminium lamp housing.Heat resistant clean well galss fixed to the housing with the gasket.Zinc plated MS wire guard provided with hinging arrangement.LampLuminaire is suitable for 200W GLS /80W /125W HPMV & 70W HPSV lamp /300W GLS.Control GearUse separate control gear suitable for respective 80W /125W HPMV/70W/150WHPSV LampMounting arrangementEye bolt is provided on lamp housing.Environmental ProtectionIP 65197250aa250282BJLBI 80-125 MV/70SVa - 2 Nos.19 mmET Cable entryBJVW 200 2EBJVW 200230a335BJVW 200 / BJVW 200 2EBJVW 300BJVW 300Note : BJVW 200W 2E is with two cable entries for loop in - loop out arrangement .12
BJVWIS 80/125 MVBJVWIS 70 SV/MHIntegral Wellglass Luminaires - Side MountingLuminaire BodyGray hammertone stove enamelled finish die-cast aluminium alloy housing with heatresistant wellglass fixed to the housing with gasket Zinc plated MS wire guard providedwith hinging arrangement.LampLuminaire is suitable for 80W/125W HPMV/70W/100W HPSV lampControl GearControl gear suitable for 80W/125W HPSV /70W/100W HPSV Lamp attached to thelamp housing.Mounting ArrangementSpecial bracket is provided on control gear.Environmental ProtectionIP 65240104365BJVWIS 150 SV/ MHIntegral Wellglass Luminaire - Side MountingLuminaire BodySilver hammertone stove enamelled finish. Die-cast aluminium alloy housing,Heat resistant glass is provided with specially designed gasket.LampLuminaire is sutaible for 150W HPSV / MH lamp.435Control GearThe luminaire is provided with open construction ballast and accessories wired up to theterminal block in the control gear housing.315Environmental ProtectionIP 6510513
Well Glass LuminairesBJDWIS 80/125 MV / 70SVIntegral Wellglass Luminaire - Vertical MountingLuminaire BodyPressure die-cast aluminium housing in epoxy powder finish.Heat resistant glass with specially designed gasket.Eyez bolt on top for suspension mounting.2 cable entries of size 20mm ET are providedReflectorBuilt in MS reflectorLampWellglass suitable upto 80/125W MV / 70W SV lampControl GearBuilt in control gear for 80/125W MV / 70W SV lampBC/ES lamp holder, prewired upto the terminal block190Environmental ProtectionIP 65aa330a - 2 Nos. 20 mmET Cable entryBJDWIS 126/118/226/218 CFLIntegral Wellglass CFL LuminaireLuminaire BodyPressure die-cast aluminium lamp housing in epoxy powder coated grey finish.Heat resistant glass with specially designed gasket.Eye bolt on top for suspension2 cable entries of size 20mm ET are providedReflectorBuilt in MS reflectorLampWellglass suitable up to 2x18 and 2x26 watt CFL lampControl GearElectronic Ballast suitable for 18W & 26W CFL lamp withsuitable lamp holder/s and prewired upto the terminal blockaa325Environmental ProtectionIP 65190a - 2 Nos. 20 mmET Cable entry14
BJRLB 02 80/125 MV GlassBJRLB 02 70 MH/MH DE GlassLow Bay Integral HID LuminaireLuminaire BodyEpoxy white powder coated CRCA sheet steel housingHeat resistant, toughened clear glass, gasket fixed to the housing with togglesReflectorAnodised aluminium reflector assemblyBajaj Electricals LimitedLampLuminaire is suitable for 80/125W HPMV / 70W HPSV / MH SE / DE lamp Control gearwired with open construction ballast suitable for 80/125W HPMV/70MH/MHDE Lampand all accessories wired up to the terminal block390Luminaire for 70W MH-DE lamp is with super imposed ignitor.210Degree of Protection35IP 54100210BJRMB 150SV/MH DEBJRMB 250 SV / MH Lamp325Medium Bay Integral HID LuminaireLuminaire BodyEpoxy white powder coated CRCA sheet steel housingHeat resistant, toughened clear glass, gasket fixed to the housing with togglesReflectorAnodised aluminium reflector assemblyLamp150W DE Metal Hallide lamp, 150W HPSV, 250W HPSV/MH lampControl GearWired with open construction ballast suitable for SV/MH Lampand all accessories wired up to the terminal block.35Degree of ProtectionIP 54100AA210160550A 19mm DIA HOLES FOR MOUNTING-2Nos.15BJRMB 250Bajaj Electricals Limited35A440260300375BJRMB 150
Low Bay LuminairesBTMB 254 / 414 / 424 /454 / 624Lo
In this catalogue, a wide range of Bajaj Industrial Lighting Luminaires for different applications are described alongwith the product photograph, line diagram, specification, electrical data, dimensional data, ingress protection categories (wherever appl
