LM-80-08
LM-80 is the approved standard for testing and reporting on lumen depreciation/maintenance of a particular LED chip, LED array or LED light source that is incorporated into a particular Industralight LED lighting product. LM-80-08 measurement data is applicable exclusively to the LED light source package, rather than the whole luminaire or LED lighting system. The LM-80-08 standard specifically describes the testing method and measurement of the LED light source.
LM-80 test reports will typically consist of multiple data sets, each reporting the absolute luminous flux values relative to the LED drive current, over a duration of 6,000 hours and/or 10,000 hours, as set out in the LM-80-08 standard. In addition to the luminous flux, the nominal chromaticity shift will also be recorded in the data set. The measurement of the luminous flux values will be repeated across 3 different LED temperatures: 55ºC, 85ºC and a third temperature which is nominated by the LED chip or LED package manufacturer.
TM-21-11
TM-21 is a separate standard which described an approved method for extrapolating and projecting lifetime performance data using the datasets from an LM-80 test report. The TM-21 standard applies to lifetime projection of a specific LED light source, such as LED chip, LED module, LED package, LED array only. The resulting data obtained by the application of TM-21 can be combined with in-situ LED source data to establish life expectancy of LED lighting system or Industralight LED lighting luminaire.
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