Model LV-IPBar-SMDEdition EN · 04 / 2026 · V1Dokument-Nr. LVIPBAR-EN-01

IP65 LED Pixel Bar · Strobe & Wash

LV-IPBar-SMD

Weatherproof 1 m pixel bar with 168 × 3 W cool-white high-performance LEDs and 768 × 0.5 W RGB multi-chips, electronic frost filter, 16 channel modes and Art-Net

Operating manual. Please read in full before first use and keep for future reference.

Light source

168+768CW + RGB SMD

Length

1 m135 × 145 mm

DMX channels

10–30516 channel modes

IP rating

IP65Outdoor

Foreword

00Welcome

Thank you for choosing the Lexvision LV-IPBar-SMD — a weatherproof pixel bar combining two LED systems: 168 × 3 W cool-white high-performance LEDs for flash and strobe effects plus 768 × 0.5 W RGB multi-chips for color and pixel effects, complemented by an electronically switchable frost filter.

This device is designed for professional use in the field of event technology, e.g. on stage. It is not suitable for household lighting. Only use the device according to the instructions given herein — damages due to failure to follow these operating instructions will void the warranty.

WarrantyNo liability is assumed for material and personal damage caused by improper use or non-compliance with the safety instructions. In such cases the warranty and guarantee will be null and void. Unauthorised rebuilds or modifications of the device are not permitted for reasons of safety and render the warranty invalid.

0.1Scope of Delivery

1 × Lexvision LV-IPBar-SMD
1 × Power cable (IP65 Seetronic)
1 × Operating manual
Optional: rigging hardware, matching P-Con link cables

Table of Contents

—Overview

01Safety Instructions04
02Technical Specifications05
03Installation06
04Power, DMX & Art-Net Connection07
05Control Panel & Menu08
5.1Operating Modes in Detail09
06DMX Channel Charts (16 channel modes)11
6.110, 11 and 12-Channel Mode11
6.223-Channel Mode12
6.327-Channel Mode13
6.432-Channel Mode14
6.536-Channel Mode15
6.6Pixel Modes 61 / 64 / 65 CH16
6.7Pixel Modes 85 / 88 / 89 CH17
6.8Pixel Modes 301 / 304 / 305 CH18
07Cleaning & Maintenance19
—CE Compliance Notice20

Chapter 01

01Safety Instructions

Danger of Electric ShockTo reduce the risk of electric shock, do not open any part of the device — there are no serviceable parts inside. Only connect the device to a properly installed mains outlet; the outlet must be protected by a residual current breaker (RCD). Voltage and frequency must exactly match the values stated on the device. If the mains cable is equipped with an earthing contact, it must be connected to an outlet with a protective ground — never defeat the protective ground of a mains cable.

The mains outlet must be easily accessible so that you can unplug the device quickly if need be.
Never touch the mains plug with wet or damp hands. There is the risk of potentially fatal electric shock.
The mains cable must not be bent or squeezed. Keep it away from hot surfaces and sharp edges. Always seize the plug to disconnect — never pull the mains cable.
Unplug the device during lightning storms, when unused for long periods of time, and before cleaning.
The device is suitable for indoor use only. Do not use it outdoors. Never expose it to rain or moisture, and do not store it in rooms exposed to moisture.
Do not expose the device to any high temperatures, direct sunlight, dripping or splashing water, strong vibrations or heavy mechanical stress.
Do not place any objects filled with liquids and no open sources of fire, such as burning candles, on or directly next to the device. Make sure that objects cannot fall into the device, in particular metal parts.
Only have repairs to the device or its mains cable carried out by qualified service personnel. Repairs are required when the device or mains cable is visibly damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the device, the device has been exposed to rain or moisture, has been dropped, or malfunctions occur.
This product is not a toy. Keep it out of the reach of children and pets, do not leave packaging material lying around carelessly, and never leave this device running unattended.
This device may be used only by persons with sufficient physical, sensorial and intellectual abilities and having corresponding knowledge and experience.

Chapter 02

02Technical Specifications

Light Source & Optics

White LEDs	168 × 3 W SMD, cold white (CW)
RGB LEDs	768 × 0,5 W SMD RGB-multi-chip
Optics	SMD chips + electronic frost filter glass
Beam angle	Strobe effect 65° · ambient light 50° (1/2 peak)
Frost filter	Electronically switchable: 000–100 clear front panel, 101–255 frost effect

Control

Protocol	DMX-512 · RDM · Art-Net · Master/Slave · Auto
DMX channels	10 / 11 / 12 / 23 / 27 / 32 / 36 / 61 / 64 / 65 / 85 / 88 / 89 / 301 / 304 / 305 CH
Dimmer curves	Linear · square law · inverse square law · S-curve
Display	1,0" TFT-LCD, 4 buttons (MENU / UP / DOWN / ENTER)
DMX IN / OUT	IP65 3-pin XLR (mounting version, male/female); 5-pin optional
Art-Net	RJ45 connectors

Electrical

Power supply	AC 100 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption	1000 W (800-W-power supply)
Fuse	T 4 A, replaceable
IP classification	IP65
Power connection	Seetronic IP65 IN/OUT (link-through)
Daisy chaining	up to 8 devices at 230/240 V · up to 4 devices at 110/115 V

Housing & Installation

Cooling	Active, temperature-controlled fan, with over-temperature protection
Installation	2 × hanging point · 1 × safety attachment point (two eyelets for the safety bond)
Dimensions	Length 1000 mm · depth 135 mm · height 145 mm
Weight	11 kg net

Self Test

Function test	All functions testable (testing)
Effect test	Dimmer · red · green · blue · white · frost

Chapter 03

03Installation

The device may be fastened to a truss or similar rigging structure. It must never be fixed swinging freely in the room.

The rigging structure must support at least 10 times the weight of all fixtures to be installed on it.
Block access below the work area and work from a stable platform when installing the device.
Use rigging hardware that is compatible with the structure and capable of bearing the weight of the device.
Secure the device with a safety bond or other secondary attachment. This secondary safety attachment must be sufficiently dimensioned in accordance with the latest industrial safety regulations and constructed in a way that no part of the installation can fall down if the main attachment fails. There are two appropriate eyelets mounted on the device for fixation of the safety bond. Fasten the safety bond in such a way that, in the event of a fall, the maximum drop distance of the device will not exceed 20 cm.
To align the device, release the fixation screws at the mounting bracket, adjust the desired inclination angle and retighten the fixation screws.
After installation, the device requires periodic inspections to prevent the possibility of rust, deformation and looseness.

Chapter 04

04Power, DMX & Art-Net Connection

4.1Power Connection

The device uses an auto-range power supply that accepts input voltages between 100 and 240 volts.

Connect the device via the mains cable to a grounded mains socket. The unit is thus switched on.
To switch off the unit, disconnect the power plug.
Do not connect the unit to the mains voltage via a dimmer. For a more convenient operation, use a mains outlet which is switchable.
The POWER OUT jack allows for power supply of further devices: connect POWER OUT to the POWER IN of the next unit until all units are connected. Matching power cables with P-Con plugs are available as accessories. In this manner, up to 8 devices can be linked at 230/240 V input voltage and up to 4 devices at 110/115 V input voltage.

4.2DMX512 Connection

A DMX512 data link is required in order to control the device via DMX. The device provides 3-pin XLR connectors for the DMX connection.

Connect the output of your DMX controller to the DMX input (DMX IN) of the device with a DMX cable.
Connect the DMX output (DMX OUT) of the device to the DMX input of the next unit in the chain. Always connect one output to the input of the next unit until all units are connected.
At the last unit, the DMX cable has to be terminated. Plug the terminator with a 120 Ω resistor between Signal (−) and Signal (+) in the DMX output of the last unit.
If the cable length exceeds 300 m or the number of DMX devices is greater than 32, it is recommended to insert a DMX level amplifier to ensure proper data transmission.

4.3Art-Net

RJ45 connectors (IN/OUT) are provided for network control. Art-Net is activated and configured via the device menu.

Avoid Overlapping AddressesMake sure that you do not have any overlapping channels in order to control each device correctly and independently from any other fixture on the DMX chain. If several devices are addressed to the same address, they will work synchronously.

Chapter 05

05Control Panel & Menu

Operation via four buttons: MENU (enter the menu or return to the main menu), UP and DOWN (navigate and change values), ENTER (confirm the selection). If no control signals are available the display will blink; the display will not blink when DMX signals are being received.

Menu item	Options / description
DMX ADDR	Set the DMX start address
Channel	10 · 11 · 12 · 23 · 27 · 32 · 36 · 61 · 64 · 65 · 85 · 88 · 89 · 301 · 304 · 305 channels
Auto	Show programs AUTO 01 – AUTO 10, running speed "Speed" 000 (slow) to 255 (fast)
Effect of Auto	Brightness "Dimmer" 000–255 and strobe speed "Strobe" 000–255 for the automatic programs
Mas Mode	Define master or slave operation (yes / no)
MANUAL	Manually set dimmer, strobe, frost as well as red, green, blue and white (000–255 each)
Back Light	On (always on) · 60 s · 120 s · 300 s
Temp	Temp 1 — temperature at the LEDs · Temp 2 — inner temperature of the device
Dimmer Curve	Curve 1 linear · curve 2 square law · curve 3 inverse square law · curve 4 S-curve
Fade Time	Fade time 00 (fast) to 07 (slow)
Display Reverse	Reverse the display by 180° (yes / no)
Brightness	1 – 100
Language	English
Lock	On / Off
Service	Passcode · fine · dimmer · red · green · blue · white
Factory Reset	Yes / No
Clear Running Time	Yes / No
Clear LED Hours	Yes / No
Information	Running time · LED hours · SW version · RDM UID · temperature

5.1Automatic Mode (Auto)

In automatic mode, various show programs are available that run at an adjustable speed. Additionally, a desired color can be set.

Press the MENU button until Auto is indicated in the display. Confirm with the ENTER button.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the desired show program (AUTO 01 to AUTO 10). Confirm with the ENTER button.
The display now indicates Speed. Confirm with the ENTER button and adjust the running speed with the UP and DOWN buttons from 000 (slow) to 255 (fast). Confirm with the ENTER button.

5.1.1Effect of Auto

In this mode you can set the desired brightness and strobe speed of the programs in automatic mode: after selecting Effect of Auto, first set Dimmer (000 dark to 255 bright), then Strobe (000 slow to 255 fast) — confirming each with the ENTER button.

5.1.2Master/Slave Operation (Mas Mode)

Several devices may be interconnected (max. 32). All slave units can then be synchronized and controlled with the master unit without the need for a DMX controller. The devices must be set to the corresponding operating modes. Configure all slave units before connecting the master unit.

Connect the DMX output of the master unit to the DMX input of the first slave unit. Then connect the DMX output of the first slave unit to the DMX input of the second slave unit, etc., until all units are connected in a chain. Make sure the master unit is the first in the chain. Do not connect a DMX controller to the DMX input of the master unit.
Press MENU until Mas Mode is indicated, confirm with ENTER, and use UP/DOWN to select "Yes" (master) or "No" (slave) for each device.
Then set the master unit to the desired operating mode. The interconnected devices will now operate synchronously.

5.1.3Manual Operation (MANUAL)

In this mode you can manually set the desired brightness, strobe speed and frost effect, as well as the intensity of the colors red, green, blue and white. After selecting MANUAL, set the following in sequence, confirming each with ENTER:

Parameter	Value range
Dimmer	000 (dark) – 255 (bright)
Strobe	000 (slow) – 255 (fast)
Frost	000–100 clear front panel · 101–255 frost effect
Red / Green / Blue / White	000 (dark) – 255 (bright)

5.1.4Dimmer Curves

Curve	Behaviour
Curve 1 — Linear	The brightness increases linearly with the DMX value.
Curve 2 — Square Law	The brightness increases exponentially with the DMX value.
Curve 3 — Inverse Square Law	The brightness increases reverse exponentially with the DMX value.
Curve 4 — S-Curve	The brightness increases S-shaped with the DMX value.

5.1.5Further Settings

Back Light — Display characteristics when the buttons are inactive: On (display always on), 60 s, 120 s or 300 s until switch-off.
Temp — Temp 1 displays the temperature at the LEDs, Temp 2 the inner temperature of the device.
Fade Time — Fade time from 00 (fast) to 07 (slow).
Information — Running time, LED hours, software version, RDM UID and temperature.

Chapter 06

06DMX Channel Charts

The fixture offers 16 channel modes. All channels operate over the value range 000–255. Chapters 6.1 to 6.5 list the base modes in full; chapters 6.6 to 6.8 describe the pixel modes and their channel layout.

6.110 Channels

CH	Function	Value
1	Master dimmer	000 – 255
2	Red 0-100%	000 – 255
3	Green 0-100%	000 – 255
4	Blue 0-100%	000 – 255
5	White 0-100%	000 – 255
6	Flash	000 – 255
7	Special effect (RGB)	000 – 255
8	Macro	000 – 255
9	Special effect (W)	000 – 255
10	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255

6.1.111 Channels

CH	Function	Value
1	Dimmer (RGB)	000 – 255
2	Red 0-100%	000 – 255
3	Green 0-100%	000 – 255
4	Blue 0-100%	000 – 255
5	Strobe (RGB)	000 – 255
6	Special effect (RGB)	000 – 255
7	Macro	000 – 255
8	White 0-100%	000 – 255
9	Strobe (White)	000 – 255
10	Special effect (W)	000 – 255
11	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255

6.1.212 Channels

CH	Function	Value
1	Red 0-100%	000 – 255
2	Strobe (Red)	000 – 255
3	Green 0-100%	000 – 255
4	Strobe (Green)	000 – 255
5	Blue 0-100%	000 – 255
6	Strobe (Blue)	000 – 255
7	White 0-100%	000 – 255
8	Strobe (White)	000 – 255
9	Special effect (W)	000 – 255
10	Special effect (RGB)	000 – 255
11	Macro	000 – 255
12	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255

6.223-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Master dimmer	000 – 255
2	16 bit dimmer	000 – 255
3	Color temperature (CTO)	000 – 255
4	Red 0-100%	000 – 255
5	Green 0-100%	000 – 255
6	Blue 0-100%	000 – 255
7	White 0-100%	000 – 255
8	Strobe (RGB) intensity, from minimum to maximum	000 – 255
9	Strobe	000 – 255
10	Strobe rate	000 – 255
10	Strobe rate	11	Rainbow effect	000–005 No function
006–255 Rainbow effect		11	Rainbow effect
12	Macro	000 – 255
13	Special effect (RGB)	000 – 255
14	Speed of special effect (RGB)	000 – 255
15	Fade (RGB)	000 – 255
16	Different background color macros	000 – 255
17	Background color brightness	000 – 255
18	Direction (RGB)	000 – 255
19	Special effect (W)	000 – 255
20	Speed of special effect (W)	000 – 255
21	Fade (W)	000 – 255
22	Direction (W)	000 – 255
23	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255

6.327-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Master dimmer	000 – 255
2	16 bit dimmer	000 – 255
3	Color temperature (CTO)	000 – 255
4	Red 0-100%	000 – 255
5	Green 0-100%	000 – 255
6	Blue 0-100%	000 – 255
7	Strobe (RGB) intensity, from minimum to maximum	000 – 255
8	Strobe	000 – 255
9	Strobe rate	000 – 255
10	Rainbow effect	000–005 No function
10	Rainbow effect	006–255 Rainbow effect
11	Speed of rainbow effect	000 – 255
12	Special effect (RGB)	000 – 255
13	Speed of special effect (RGB)	000 – 255
14	Fade (RGB)	000 – 255
15	Different background color macros	000 – 255
16	Background color brightness	000 – 255
17	Direction (RGB)	000 – 255
18	White 0-100%	000 – 255
19	16 bit dimmer (White)	000 – 255
20	Strobe intensity (White)	000 – 255
21	Strobe duration (White)	000 – 255
22	Strobe rate	000 – 255
23	Special effect (W)	000 – 255
24	Speed of special effect (W)	000 – 255
25	Fade (W)	000 – 255
26	Direction (W)	000 – 255
27	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255

6.432-Channel Mode

From the 32-channel mode onwards the RGB effects are split into two independent groups, A and B. Channel 19 copies the group A settings to group B.

CH	Function	Value
1	Master dimmer	000 – 255
2	16 bit dimmer	000 – 255
3	Color temperature (CTO)	000 – 255
4	Red 0-100%	000 – 255
5	Green 0-100%	000 – 255
6	Blue 0-100%	000 – 255
7	White 0-100%	000 – 255
8	Strobe (RGB) intensity, from minimum to maximum	000 – 255
9	Strobe	000 – 255
10	Strobe rate	000 – 255
11	Rainbow effect (group A)	000–005 No function
11	Rainbow effect (group A)	006–255 Rainbow effect
12	Speed of rainbow effect (group A)	000 – 255
13	Special effect (RGB) (group A)	000 – 255
14	Speed of special effect (RGB) (group A)	000 – 255
15	Fade (RGB) (group A)	000 – 255
16	Different background color macros (group A)	000 – 255
17	Background color brightness (group A)	000 – 255
18	Direction (RGB) (group A)	000 – 255
19	Copy to B	000 – 255
20	Rainbow effect (group B)	000 – 255
21	Speed of rainbow effect (group B)	000 – 255
22	Special effect (RGB) (group B)	000 – 255
23	Speed of special effect (RGB) (group B)	000 – 255
24	Fade (RGB) (group B)	000 – 255
25	Different background color macros (group B)	000 – 255
26	Background color brightness (group B)	000 – 255
27	Direction (RGB) (group B)	000 – 255
28	Special effect (W)	000 – 255
29	Speed of special effect (W)	000 – 255
30	Fade (W)	000 – 255
31	Direction (W)	000 – 255
32	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255

6.536-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Master dimmer	000 – 255
2	16 bit dimmer	000 – 255
3	Color temperature (CTO)	000 – 255
4	Red 0-100%	000 – 255
5	Green 0-100%	000 – 255
6	Blue 0-100%	000 – 255
7	Strobe (RGB) intensity, from minimum to maximum	000 – 255
8	Strobe	000 – 255
9	Strobe rate	000 – 255
10	Rainbow effect (group A)	000–005 No function
10	Rainbow effect (group A)	006–255 Rainbow effect
11	Speed of rainbow effect (group A)	000 – 255
12	Special effect (RGB) (group A)	000 – 255
13	Speed of special effect (RGB) (group A)	000 – 255
14	Fade (RGB) (group A)	000 – 255
15	Different background color macros (group A)	000 – 255
16	Background color brightness (group A)	000 – 255
17	Direction (RGB) (group A)	000 – 255
18	Copy to B	000 – 255
19	Rainbow effect (group B)	000 – 255
20	Speed of rainbow effect (group B)	000 – 255
21	Special effect (RGB) (group B)	000 – 255
22	Speed of special effect (RGB) (group B)	000 – 255
23	Fade (RGB) (group B)	000 – 255
24	Different background color macros (group B)	000 – 255
25	Background color brightness (group B)	000 – 255
26	Direction (RGB) (group B)	000 – 255
27	White 0-100%	000 – 255
28	16 bit dimmer (White)	000 – 255
29	Strobe intensity (White)	000 – 255
30	Strobe	000 – 255
31	Strobe rate	000 – 255
32	Special effect (W)	000 – 255
33	Speed of special effect (W)	000 – 255
34	Fade (W)	000 – 255
35	Direction (W)	000 – 255
36	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255

6.6Pixel Modes with 16 RGB Segments

These three modes address the RGB area in 16 segments (red, green, blue each) and the white area in 12 segments individually. All segment channels dim linearly from 000 to 255 (0–100 %).

61-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255
2	Red 1	000 – 255
3	Green 1	000 – 255
4	Blue 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
47	Red 16	000 – 255
48	Green 16	000 – 255
49	Blue 16	000 – 255
50	White 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
61	White 12	000 – 255

64-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Master dimmer	000 – 255
2	16 bit dimmer	000 – 255
3	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255
4	Strobe (RGB)	000 – 255
5	Red 1	000 – 255
6	Green 1	000 – 255
7	Blue 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
50	Red 16	000 – 255
51	Green 16	000 – 255
52	Blue 16	000 – 255
53	White 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
64	White 12	000 – 255

65-Channel Mode — identical to the 64-channel mode, plus channel 65: strobe (white), 000–255.

6.7Pixel Modes with 24 RGB Segments

These three modes address the RGB area in 24 segments and the white area in 12 segments individually.

85-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255
2	Red 1	000 – 255
3	Green 1	000 – 255
4	Blue 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
71	Red 24	000 – 255
72	Green 24	000 – 255
73	Blue 24	000 – 255
74	White 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
85	White 12	000 – 255

88-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Master dimmer	000 – 255
2	16 bit dimmer	000 – 255
3	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255
4	Strobe (RGB)	000 – 255
5	Red 1	000 – 255
6	Green 1	000 – 255
7	Blue 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
74	Red 24	000 – 255
75	Green 24	000 – 255
76	Blue 24	000 – 255
77	White 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
88	White 12	000 – 255

89-Channel Mode — identical to the 88-channel mode, plus channel 89: strobe (white), 000–255.

6.8Pixel Modes with 96 RGB Segments

The highest-resolution modes address the RGB area in 96 segments and the white area in 12 segments individually. The 305-channel mode is the full configuration and the factory default of the fixture.

301-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255
2	Red 1	000 – 255
3	Green 1	000 – 255
4	Blue 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
287	Red 96	000 – 255
288	Green 96	000 – 255
289	Blue 96	000 – 255
290	White 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
301	White 12	000 – 255

304-Channel Mode

CH	Function	Value
1	Master dimmer	000 – 255
2	16 bit dimmer	000 – 255
3	Frost (electronic frost filter)	000 – 255
4	Strobe (RGB)	000 – 255
5	Red 1	000 – 255
6	Green 1	000 – 255
7	Blue 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
290	Red 96	000 – 255
291	Green 96	000 – 255
292	Blue 96	000 – 255
293	White 1	000 – 255
…	…	…
304	White 12	000 – 255

305-Channel Mode — identical to the 304-channel mode, plus channel 305: strobe (white), 000–255.

Segment NumberingSegments are numbered consecutively along the length of the bar. In the modes with effect channels (32 CH and above) the direction of the effects can be reversed via the "direction (RGB)" and "direction (W)" channels.

Chapter 07

07Cleaning & Maintenance

The outside of the device should be cleaned periodically to remove contaminants such as dust. The lenses in particular should be clean to ensure that light will be emitted at maximum brightness.

Disconnect the device from power and allow it to cool before cleaning.
Clean the surface with a soft, lint-free and moistened cloth. Never use alcohol or solvents as these may damage the surface. Make sure that no liquids can enter the device.
The device must be dry before reapplying power.

No Serviceable Parts InsideDo not open the housing and do not try to repair the device yourself as this may result in damage. Maintenance and service operations are only to be carried out by authorized dealers. Should you need spare parts, please use genuine parts.

7.1Protecting the Environment & Disposal

When the device is to be permanently taken out of operation, take it to a local recycling plant for a disposal which is not harmful to the environment. Devices marked with this symbol must not be disposed of as household waste. Contact your retailer or local authorities for more information. Remove any inserted batteries and dispose of them separately from the product.

As the end user you are required by law (Battery Ordinance) to return all used batteries and rechargeable batteries; disposing of them in the household waste is prohibited. You may return your used batteries free of charge to collection points in your municipality and anywhere where batteries and rechargeable batteries are sold. By disposing of used devices and batteries correctly you contribute to the protection of the environment.

Appendix

—CE Compliance Notice

The manufacturer declares under its sole responsibility that the LV-IPBar-SMD complies with the relevant EU harmonization legislation.

Applied EU Directives

2014/35/EU — Low Voltage Directive (LVD)
2014/30/EU — Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC)
2011/65/EU — RoHS Directive (restriction of hazardous substances)
2012/19/EU — WEEE Directive (waste electrical and electronic equipment)

Applied Harmonized Standards

EN IEC 60598-1 / EN IEC 60598-2-3 — Safety of luminaires (outdoor lighting)
EN 62471 — Photobiological safety of lamps and lamp systems
EN 55015 / EN IEC 61547 / EN IEC 61000-3-2 / EN 61000-3-3 — Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

The signed EU Declaration of Conformity is available as a separate document upon request from the manufacturer.