Tecnel TE0698 - LED Eddy Current Compensator 230V

Tecnel TE0698 - LED 230V Eddy Current Compensator

General Description:
The Tecnel TE0698 is an eddy current compensator designed to solve common problems with LED lamps, such as residual light and flickering (unwanted blinking). This device is particularly useful for 230V phase cut dimmable LED luminaires, including LED lamps, LED downlights, LED panels, COB LEDs and 230V LED strips.

Device features:
Code: TE0698
Category: Industrial
Device type: 230V AC eddy current compensator
Dimensions: Diameter 20 mm x Height 24 mm
Degree of Protection: IP65
Material of Construction: Resin-coated enclosure for safety and thermal insulation
Technology: Designed to eliminate leakage currents that keep the LEDs on even after the supply voltage is disconnected
Power Consumption: No standby power consumption of its own

Problems Solved:
Residual Light: Solves the problem of residual light in LED lamps when the power is disconnected, ensuring that the lamps turn off completely.
Flickering: Eliminates the flickering (unwanted blinking) that can occur with dimmable phase-cut LED lamps.

Installation and Use:
Installation: The device must be installed in parallel with one of the LED lamps in the lighting line. Only one compensator is needed per lamp line.
Operation: It does not affect the power factor of the lamps, helping to keep the power factor close to 1, as recommended by LED lamp manufacturers.
Effect: It only acts in standby mode, without consuming its own power.

Product Advantages:
Complete Shutdown: Ensures LED lamps are completely switched off, eliminating any residual light.
Elimination of Flickering: Removes unwanted flickering that can occur with LED dimmers.
Reliability and Safety: Encapsulated in a resin-coated housing, the device is designed for long life and operational safety.

Typical Applications:
Residential and Commercial Lighting: Suitable for use in residential and commercial environments where dimmable LED lamps are used and where it is important to eliminate residual light and flickering.