ELT AVS-100-DP – Limited Stock

AVS-100-DP Technical Data

Model AVS 100-DP
Ref No. 3210111 ( Format 1) 3210442 (Format 2)
Lamp Na 50 a 1000W / Hgl 35 a 1800W
Switch-on voltage <198
Switch-off voltage >160
Main voltage V 220÷240
Impulse width at >2
Pulse No. per cycle 1
Impulse position 80 ÷ 100
Load capacitance 2000
Losses >1W
Max.temp. at tc point 90tc (°C)
Minimum ambient temp.-30ta (°C)
Cut-off time 30 @50Hz – min

AVS-100-DP Wiring Diagram

AVS-100-DP Other Information

– Impulse transformer system.
– Operate with ELT ballasts with an adequate outlet.
– Insulating, self-extinguishing casing with M8 fastening shank.
– 0.75 and 1 mm2
– 0.45/0.7 and 0.6/1kV connections.
– Available with double insulated wires upon request.

High Pressure Sodium Lamps

HPS (High Pressure Sodium) lamps are a type of high-intensity discharge lamp known for their energy efficiency and high light output, producing a distinctive yellow-orange glow.

They are commonly used for outdoor area lighting like streetlights and for commercial growing, especially during the flowering and fruiting stages of plant growth, due to their intense, deep-penetrating light spectrum. Key features include a long lifespan, a ballast to regulate current, and a warm-up period to reach full brightness.

How they work

An electric current is passed between two electrodes at the ends of a ceramic arc tube.

The arc tube contains a mixture of mercury, metal salts, and sodium.

Xenon gas is used as a starter gas to help strike the arc.

As the arc is struck, the xenon and mercury are ionized and the arc tube heats up.

As the temperature and pressure increase, the sodium vaporizes and the characteristic yellow-orange light of the HPS lamp is produced.

The outer glass envelope insulates the arc tube and contains a vacuum or inert gas to help manage heat.

Metal halide Lamps

Metal halide (MH) lamps are high-intensity discharge (HID) lights that produce bright, white light by passing an electric arc through a gas mixture of vaporized mercury and metal halides.

They are known for high luminous efficacy, long lifespan (compared to older technologies), and excellent colour rendering, making them suitable for large indoor and outdoor areas like sports arenas, warehouses, and streets. However, they require a ballast to operate and have a warm-up period to reach full brightness.

How they work

An electric arc is struck between two electrodes inside a quartz or ceramic arc tube.

The arc vaporizes mercury and other metal halides (compounds of metal and halogens like bromine or iodine).

The mixture of vaporized gas and metal halides creates a high-intensity, full-spectrum light when energized.

ELT is a Spanish company with over 40 years of experience specializing in designing, manufacturing, and marketing high-quality lighting solutions. They provide a complete ecosystem of products, including LED drivers, modules, street lighting, and management systems like STELARIA, serving both indoor and outdoor applications.

Key Aspects of ELT Lighting:

Core Offerings: They produce a wide range of components, including LED drivers, HID ballasts, ignitors, and emergency lighting units, with a strong focus on energy efficiency.

Outdoor & Smart Lighting: ELT is known for developing advanced systems for street lighting, featuring IoT-based management tools such as STELARIA and CityScope for remote, connected control.

Quality & Innovation: Based in Spain, they are a leading European provider focused on continuous product development in LED technology and tailored engineering projects.

Human Centric Lighting: ELT emphasizes lighting solutions that improve well-being by optimizing light temperature and intensity for alertness and comfort, as seen on their human centric lighting page.

ELT covers the entire lighting value chain, ensuring high-quality, durable solutions, particularly for commercial, industrial, and public space applications.