This standard IS 16104: 2012 outlines the performance requirements for electronic control gear used with LED modules, in accordance with IS 16103 (Part 1): 2012, which specifies the safety requirements for LED modules used in general lighting. The control gear covered by this standard is intended for operation on both direct current (d.c.) and alternating current (a.c.) supplies, with voltages up to 1,000 V. The standard is applicable to a.c. supplies operating at 50 Hz, where the output frequency of the control gear may differ from the supply frequency.
LISUN supplies the fully test solutions for the following BIS IS 16104(Part 1): 2012 , please see the below excel table:
BS IS 16104 Clause and Subject | LISUN Model |
3.1 Total Circuit Power | DC3005 |
3.2 Circuit Power Factor | LS2050B |
5.1 Classification according to the load | M9822B |
7.3 Capacitive Load Requirement | |
12. Test for Reduced LED Modules Resistance | WB2681A |
13.1 The control gear shall be subjected to a temperature cycling shock test | GDJS-015B |
Annex A.3 Firgure 2 Measurement of impedance at audio-Frequencies | FD2810B |
Annex B a guide to quoting product life and failure rate | LEDLM-80PL |
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