Varberg 7151AL is an LED floodlight made from an extruded aluminium profile, powder-coated light grey (RAL 9006). A sealed clear polycarbonate lens closes the front, and the body sits on a bracket that lets you tilt the beam vertically. The LED module and driver are built in.
How it lights
It draws 30 W and delivers 3843 lm, i.e. 128.1 lm/W, at 4000 K — neutral white. The Ledil T4-B lens gives an asymmetric IESNA type IV distribution that throws light forward; the datasheet diagram shows the floodlight on the ground 1.5 m from a wall, lighting the façade. CRI 70 is enough for washing masonry and planting, but not where faithful colours matter. Flicker (Pst ≤ 0.1) and stroboscopic effect (SVM ≤ 0.1) are low.
Control and supply
The driver runs on DALI2 with NightDim and leaves the factory set to maximum current. Dimming needs a DALI controller — an ordinary wall dimmer will not work. The fitting also accepts 168–275 V DC. The 18 A / 280 µs inrush current is worth allowing for when sizing the breaker for several floodlights on one circuit.
Mounting
The floodlight is 23 cm wide, 16 cm high and 9 cm deep, weighs 1.55 kg and fixes through two ø7 mm holes 120 mm apart. A factory-fitted H07RN-F 5G1 cable is connected in a junction box chosen by the installer; its five cores carry the supply, the protective earth and a pair of DALI wires. It is a protection class I luminaire.
Durability and service
IP65 protects against water jets, and IK10 is the top impact rating on that scale. The operating range is −20 to +45 °C, with 6/10 kV surge protection. The Philips Fortimo FastFlex module and the driver are replaced only by a professional Norlys service; the L90B10 lifetime is 100,000 h. The maker intends it for lighting façades, gardens and private grounds.
