FEATURES FILAMENT REPLACEMENT LEDs - T1¼ 203 SERIES PACK QUANTITY = 20 PIECES l Direct replacement for T1¼ Bi-Pin l Flat-topped for enhanced, even illumination of l Improves equipment reliability l ‘Fit & Forget’ reliability large lens areas SPECIFICATIONS Ordering Information & Typical Technical Characteristics (Ta = 25°C) Mean Time Between Failure = 100,000 Hours. PART NUMBER COLOUR Luminous intensity figures refer to the unmodified discrete LED. LENS VOLTAGE DC Vopr CURRENT DC lopr LUMINOUS INTENSITY lv@20mA WAVE OPERATING STORAGE LENGTH TEMP TEMP λp Topr Tstg HIGH INTENSITY 203-301-21-38 Red Water Clear 12 20 900 660 -40 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +85 Yes 203-325-21-38 Yellow Water Clear 12 20 4300 590 -30 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +120 Yes 203-324-21-38 Green Water Clear 12 20 7800 525 -30 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +100 Yes 203-934-21-38 Blue Water Clear 12 20 2300 470 -30 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +100 Yes 203-998-21-38 Cool White Water Clear 12 20 4600 *see below -30 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +100 Yes 203-301-23-38 Red Water Clear 24-28 20 900 660 -40 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +85 Yes 203-325-23-38 Yellow Water Clear 24-28 20 4300 590 -30 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +120 Yes 203-324-23-38 Green Water Clear 24-28 20 7800 525 -30 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +100 Yes 203-934-23-38 Blue Water Clear 24-28 20 2300 470 -30 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +100 Yes 203-998-23-38 Cool White Water Clear 24-28 20 4600 *see below -30 ~ +85^ -40 ~ +100 Yes Vdc mA mcd nm 0 UNITS 998 *Typical emission colour cool white x 0.296 0.283 0.330 0.330 y 0.276 0.305 0.339 0.318 C C 0 Intensities (lv) and colour shades of white (x,y co-ordinates) may vary between LEDs within a batch. ^ = Products must be derated according to the derating information. Each derating graph refers to specific LEDs. Appropriate LED numbers shown. - Refer to page 3. How to Order: website: www.marl.co.uk • email: [email protected] • • Telephone +44 (0)1229 582430 • Fax: +44 (0)1229 585155 The information contained in this datasheet does not constitute part of any order or contract and should not be regarded as a representation relating to either products or service. for products or service. Marl International reserve the right to alter without notice the specification or any conditions of supply © MARL INTERNATIONAL LTD 2007 : DS 091/06 Issue 3 SAMPLES AVAILABLE Page 1 of 3 203 Series Resistor lead signifies positive termination +ve. Dimensions in mm (Typical) Colour dot on product denotes LED colour Not to scale TECHNICAL INFORMATION Lamp Base Style Series Sub-Miniature Bi-Pin T1¼ 203 Metric Equivalent (mm) 4 Maximum Power Dissipation (mW) 500 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS Single-Chip LEDs All devices feature water clear high intensity LEDs as standard. The single chip LED devices have been modified by the removal of the domed portion of the encapsulation (flat-topped) to provide even illumination of switches and annunciators. Non flat topped versions are also available, please contact the sales department for details. Product Evaluation Filament Replacement LEDs have been specifically designed to meet the primary objective of providing improved reliability. As this product range is suitable for both new-build and retro-fit, (sometimes in very old systems), a wide range of illuminated push button switches and lamp holders can be encountered. Due to subjectivity, evaluation of the LED type is recommended, (samples of all standard models are available). Care should be taken to correctly simulate operating ambient light conditions to ensure that the correct device has been selected to maximise viewing characteristics such as viewing angle, colour compatibility and on/off contrast ratio. Electro-static Discharge (ESD) Build up of electro-static discharge occurs in many situations involving people moving and handling products. The range of possible situations is very diverse but voltage levels as high as several thousand volts can and do arise in many individual situations. When an operator charged up to these levels handles a ‘static sensitive device’, there is a very probable likelihood that the device will be irreversibly damaged. It is essential that precautions are taken at all stages during manufacture and assembly of these products. Although LEDs were never considered to be static sensitive devices, changes in manufacturing technology and materials used to produce higher intensity products over a large range of the wavelength spectrum have changed this. Marl has an approved system of ESD control from goods in, through production and into final packing and despatch. We recommend all users of LED based products follow the guidelines of BS 100015. Power de-rating The forward voltage/current value of an LED is dependant upon the ambient temperature of the environment in which it is operated. Therefore, care must be taken to operate the LED at the correct voltage/current values, depending upon the ambient temperature. Consequently, a recommendation regarding operating voltages and currents is given in order to address these temperature effects. This recommendation is termed ‘de-rating’. It is usual for forward voltages and currents to be specified for ambient temperature of 25°C. However, because the values of these qualities vary with temperature, Marl should be contacted if the device is to be operated at a temperature significantly higher than 25°C. Marl accept no liability for any product that is operated higher than the stated voltage. Note: All luminous intensity figures refer to the unmodified discrete LED. How to Order: website: www.marl.co.uk • email: [email protected] • • Telephone +44 (0)1229 582430 • Fax: +44 (0)1229 585155 The information contained in this datasheet does not constitute part of any order or contract and should not be regarded as a representation relating to either products or service. for products or service. Marl International reserve the right to alter without notice the specification or any conditions of supply © MARL INTERNATIONAL LTD 2007 : DS 091/06 Issue 3 SAMPLES AVAILABLE BS EN ISO 9001:2000 Approved Manufacturer Page 2 of 3 DERATING INFORMATION 301 325 324, 934 & 998 203 Series Part numbers also available in the 203 Series: PART NO. COLOUR VOLTAGE PART NO. COLOUR VOLTAGE 203-301-20-25 Red 5/6Vdc 203-317-23-38 Green 28Vdc (Vdc) Vopr PART NO. COLOUR VOLTAGE 203-998-22-38 White 24Vdc White 48Vdc (Vdc) Vopr (Vdc) Vopr 203-301-20-38 Red 5/6Vdc 203-324-04-38 Green 20mA 203-998-24-38 203-301-22 Red 24Vdc 203-324-20-25 Green 5/6Vdc UNITS 203-301-22-38 Red 24Vdc 203-324-20-38 Green 5/6Vdc 203-301-23-50 Red 28Vdc 203-324-22-38 Green 24Vdc 203-301-42-38 Red 15Vdc 203-324-23 Green 28Vdc 203-301-42-50 Red 15Vdc 203-324-23-50 Green 28Vdc 203-302-23 Red 28Vdc 203-324-24-38 Green 48Vdc 203-303-21 Red 12Vdc 203-324-42-38 Green 15Vdc generic information contained within this The products listed above illustrate all of the options available to order. These products may have custom modifications that alter their operation beyond the 203-303-21-38 Red 12Vdc 203-325-20-38 Yellow 5/6Vdc datasheet. Please contact sales for 203-303-23-38 Red 28Vdc 203-325-21-51 Yellow 12Vdc further information. 203-305-20-38 Red 5/6Vdc 203-325-22-38 Yellow 24Vdc 203-305-22 Red 24Vdc 203-325-24-38 Yellow 48Vdc 203-309-20-25 Yellow 5/6Vdc 203-325-42-38 Yellow 15Vdc 203-309-20-38 Yellow 5/6Vdc 203-934-04-38 Blue 20mA 203-309-23-38 Yellow 28Vdc 203-934-20-38 Blue 5/6Vdc 203-312-20-38 Green 5/6Vdc 203-934-22-38 Blue 24Vdc 203-312-21-38 Green 12Vdc 203-934-23 Blue 28Vdc 203-312-23-38 Green 28Vdc 203-934-23-50 Blue 28Vdc 203-313-20-38 Green 5/6Vdc 203-934-24-38 Blue 48Vdc 203-313-22-38 Green 24Vdc 203-998-04-38 White 20mA 203-314-22-38 Green 24Vdc 203-998-20-38 White 5/6Vdc UNITS UNITS How to Order: website: www.marl.co.uk • email: [email protected] • • Telephone +44 (0)1229 582430 • Fax: +44 (0)1229 585155 The information contained in this datasheet does not constitute part of any order or contract and should not be regarded as a representation relating to either products or service. for products or service. Marl International reserve the right to alter without notice the specification or any conditions of supply © MARL INTERNATIONAL LTD 2007 : DS 091/06 Issue 3 SAMPLES AVAILABLE BS EN ISO 9001:2000 Approved Manufacturer Page 3 of 3