Modular Lights 1.1

`Modular Lights` Library Parts 3D variations.

ARCHICAD 16 Rendering.

Modular Lights 1.1 INT RUS

Content

Technical details

New in Modular lights v.1.1. Symbols and Library Parts

d035: description

d050: description

d070: description

d111: description

Video 1. Modular Lights. General principles of the workflow (link)

User Interface

Discounts and calculation of the cost of the `Modular Lights` Library Parts

Comments

Short description:

The library of modular luminaires, distributed according to the diameters of the lamps used, has been developed for quick designing of lighting plans and creating a 3D model. Parametric light sources provide settings for any type of the lamp geometry (rectangular, round), as well as for fast changes in design depending on the installation. By adjusting the parameters it is possible to model a luminaire of almost any real manufacturer of modular luminaires. The `Modular Lights 1.1` Library Parts: d035, d050, d070, d111

Technical details:

— A description of the features of each Object of the Luminary Library is placed in the appropriate paragraphs:

d035, d050, d070, d111. Each type of luminaires has its own set of lamps, sizes and parameters by default, the degree of IP protection being: 20, 22, 23, 43, 44, 55, 65.

— The luminaire can be placed on the ceiling, on the floor, on a wall or on a slanting plane, depending on the installation plane tilt angle (default tilt angle ⦟0 °).

— All Fixtures contain from 1 to 5 lamps. Permissible types of mounting and shapes of the luminaires are shown in the figure below.

— The practical 2D-symbol shows the real dimensions of the fixtures and the placement of lamps. In the 2D view, you can use the built-in Marker. The top line of the Marker shows the ID of the ARCHICAD object. The text of the bottom line of the Marker is customized by the user at his discretion.

— In the Luminaires there are settings of Materials of all parts, mechanisms of the luminaire and the lamp.

— The rotation of the luminaire is adjusted by a three-dimensional hotspot indicating the direction of the outgoing ray of the lamp by simply placing the hotspot on the desired spot of the plane or an object in the 3D view.

Workflow:

1. Place the Luminaire in the 3D view by clicking on the desired spot on the Ceiling or a Wall. If it is a wall, designate an installation angle of ⦟90 ° or ⦟270 °. When installing the luminaire in the floor, specify the required installation angle ⦟180 ° in the parameters.

2. If the Luminaire is to be built into the ceiling, it will automatically go deeper into the ceiling or suspended structures. For modeling in in a ceiling niche for a Luminaire, use `Solid Element Operations` with the option` Subtraction with downward extrusion`.

3. Edit the number of lamps simply by moving hotspots in the 3D view or on the Floor plan.

4. To rotate the mechanisms, just specify the direction of the light by the vector hotspot (Place the hotspot at the desired spot of the plane or object in the 3D view). Rotations of the axes will occur automatically.

New in `GDLfragments Modular Lights` 1.1

68 EUR

Modular Lights Library symbols

Common Functions
- - IP : 20, 22, 23, 43, 44, 55, 65;
  - the ability to select the type of device mounting has been added:

- 1. built-in open in frame;

- 1. built-in closed in frame;

- 1. built-in without frame;

- 1. on surface;

- 1. on surface with a U-shaped hull;

- 1. on surface with a L-shaped hull;
  2. on surface opened (spotlight);

- - the choice of a round or square shape of the luminaire has been added. Taking a built-in lamp as example of the built-in lamp, the form variants look like this:

- - A.1

- - B.2

- - C.3

- - D.4

- - E.5

2D
- - Hotspots in the center for dimension binding and in the geometric center of the object have been added. A hotspot supports dynamic resizing when moving an object.
3D
- - a set of accessories for lamps corresponds to each Object of the Luminary Library. Their set and appearance are shown on the paragraphs of fixtures;
  - on / off display and adjustment of the placement of springs of built-in lamps.
Schedules and specifications
- - all objects of the `Modular Lights` Library correspond to the general properties for calculations in ARCHICAD;
New Library Parts
- - `Luminaire d035`;
  - `Luminaire d050`.

Luminaire types and Tables of lamps

D035 3D-variations. ARCHICAD 16 Rendering.

Luminaires d035. (to Contents)

Modular luminaires based on lamps with a reduced 35 mm diameter reflector. Creates models of small built-in, overhead lamps, and mini-projectors. Used for lighting in niches, dressing rooms, for decor and furniture.

Lamps d035. (to Contents)

Type

View

Lamp

led MR11 MCOBx3 A

led MR11 MCOBx3 B

led MR11 COB A

led MR11 COB B

led MR11 SMD5050X12

halogen QR-CBC35 A

halogen QR-CBC35 E

Description

IV gen LED-lamp Ø35mm., IV-th generation of LEDs with the use of MCOB technology (Multiple Chip On Board).

Equipped with a cap:

-GU5.3 (low-voltage - up to 24V)

III gen LED-lamp Ø35mm., III-rd generation of LEDs with the use of COB technology (Chip On Board), installation of diode plates, emitting diffused and soft light.

Equipped with a cap:

-GU5.3 (low-voltage - up to 24V)

II gen LED-lamp Ø35 mm., II-nd generation of LEDs with the use of SMD technology (Surface Mounting Device), fixing mini-diodes to the surface. Equipped with a cap: GU5.3 (low-voltage - up to 24V)

Halogen lamp QR-CBC35 on the basis of a cone reflector Ø35mm., providing a greater brightness of directional lighting. Equipped with a cap:

-GU5.3 (low-voltage - up to 24V):

-max.50W

D050 3D-variations. ARCHICAD 16 Rendering.

Luminaires d050. (to Contents)

Standard luminaires based on 50 mm diameter lamps.

Lamps d050. (to Contents)

Type

View

Lamp

led PAR16 MCOBx7 A

led PAR16 MCOBx7 B

led PAR16 COB A

led PAR16 COB B

led PAR16 COB E

led PAR16 SMD5050X30

led MR16 MCOBx7 A

led MR16 MCOBx7 B

led MR16 COB A

led MR16 COB B

led MR16 COB E

led MR16 SMD5050X30

halogen QPAR16 A

halogen QPAR16 E

halogen QR-CBC51 A

halogen QR-CBC51 E

Description

IV gen LED-lamp Ø50mm., IV-th generation of LEDs with the use of MCOB technology(Multiple Chip On Board).

Equipped with a cap:

-GU10 (mains voltage. 220V)

III gen LED-lamp Ø50mm., III-rd generation of LEDs with the use of COB technology (Chip On Board), installation of diode plates, emitting diffused and soft light.

Equipped with a cap:

-GU10 (mains voltage. 220V)

II gen LED-lamp Ø50mm., II-nd generation of LEDs with the use of SMD technology (Surface Mounting Device), fastening mini-diodes to the surface. Equipped with a cap: GU10 (voltage 220V)

IV gen LED-lamp Ø50mm., IV-th generation of light-emitting diodes with the use of technology MCOB (Multiple Chip On Board).

Equipped with a cap:

-GU5.3 (low-voltage - up to 24V)

III gen LED-lamp Ø50mm., III-rd generation of LEDs with the use of COB technology (Chip On Board), installation of diode plates, emitting diffuse and soft light.

Equipped with a cap:

-GU5.3 (low-voltage - up to 24V)

II gen LED-lamp Ø50 mm., II-nd generation of LEDs with the use of SMD technology (Surface Mounting Device), fixing mini-diodes to the surface. Equipped with a cap: GU5.3 (low-voltage - up to 24V)