Toshiba LEDEUFX0002 Manuale Utente

A 120 year history

of success

DIMMABLE* BETWEEN 10 AND 100%

HARMONIOUS LIGHT COLOURS

NO UV OR IR RADIATION

VERY LOW COLOUR TOLERANCE

EXTREMELY LONG LIFETIME

NO HEAT IN BEAM

EXTREMELY LOW POWER CONSUMPTION

LEAD AND MERCURY-FREE

INSTANT QUALITY LIGHT

Lighting technology from

Toshiba

* Trailing edge dimmer; Compatibility list at www.toshiba.eu/lighting

1939

Merger of the Tokyo Electric Company and Shibaura

Engineering Works Co. Ltd. (Tanaka Seisaku-sho) in

Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co. Ltd. - In short, Toshiba.

1940

Production of Japan‘s first fluorescent lamp.

1980

Production of the world‘s first compact bulb-shaped

fluorescent lamp - the "NeoBall" - characterised by

its low energy consumption rate.

2007

Development of the E-CORE LED Downlights - with

a lamp life of over 40,000 hours. LED becomes a

universal means of lighting.

1875

Hisashige Tanaka founded the company Tanaka

Engineering Works (Tanaka Seizo-sho), which was

later renamed Shibaura Engineering Works

(Shibaura Seisaku-sho).

1890

Ichisuke Fujioka founded the company Hakunetsu-

sha & Co. Ltd., Japan‘s first incandescent lamp

factory. It produced carbon filament lamps.

1899

Renamed Tokyo Electric Company (Tokyo Denki).

2008

Toshiba‘s Environmental Vision 2050 seeks to

harmonize the environment with a better future for

people. Toshiba Lighting therefore announces the

termination of the production of conventional light

bulbs in 2010.

2009

Production E-CORE LED Lamp: LED enters a new

market by becoming compliant with classical lamps.

2010

March 2010: termination of the production of

incandescent light bulbs.

2012

Expand further in the european market thanks to

a fixture line-up covering commercial lighting

applications.

2014

Toshiba Lighting takes accent illumination one step

further: the NEOACCENT Shoplights integrate per-

fectly into different indoor architecture and enable

an optimized heat management.