WALDMANN
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about WALDMANN from 3G Electric.
What is the difference between WALDMANN articulating task lights and WALDMANN medical examination lights?
WALDMANN articulating task lights are designed for industrial workstations, machine tools, and assembly areas. They typically have an arm reach of 30.9 in, clamp or plug mounting, 4000K color temperature, and power ratings from 12 W to 30 W. WALDMANN medical examination lights are intended for clinical use, with higher illumination levels (30,000 to 80,000 lux), 4400K or 4500K color temperature, and CRI values of 93 or 95. Mounting options include clamp-mount tabletop and wall-mount configurations. Both families use LED sources and operate on 100–240V AC input.
What illumination levels do WALDMANN exam lights provide?
WALDMANN exam lights in the 3G Electric catalog provide illumination from 30,000 lux at 0.5 m up to 80,000 lux at 1 m. For example, the clamp-mount tabletop models deliver 30,000 or 50,000 lux at 0.5 m, while wall-mount models can deliver 30,000 lux at 0.5 m or 80,000 lux at 1 m. Color temperature is 4400K or 4500K, and CRI is 93 or 95. Power consumption ranges from 8 W to 30 W depending on the model. These specifications are listed per model so you can match the light to the examination or procedure requirements.
Are WALDMANN task lights available with different arm reaches or mounting types?
The WALDMANN articulating task lights supplied by 3G Electric include models with a 30.9 in arm reach. Mounting types include clamp mount and plug connection. Some models are double-arm configurations. Power ratings range from 12 W to 30 W, with color temperature of 4000K and maximum brightness up to 2,300 lm. The product data lists arm reach, mounting type, wattage, and color temperature for each SKU, so you can select the configuration that fits the workstation layout and lighting requirement.
What input voltage do WALDMANN lights require?
Most WALDMANN lights in the 3G Electric catalog accept 100–240V AC input, which covers common single-phase voltages used in industrial and clinical settings worldwide. Some models specify 120–240V AC. Connection is typically via a plug or an AC adapter, depending on the model. Because the input range is wide, the same light can be used in different regions without a voltage-specific variant. Check the individual product data for the exact input voltage and connection type before ordering.
What does CRI mean for WALDMANN medical lights?
CRI stands for Color Rendering Index, a measure of how accurately a light source renders colors compared with a reference source. WALDMANN medical examination lights in this catalog have CRI values of 93 or 95, which indicates high color rendering. In clinical settings, higher CRI helps with accurate tissue color assessment during examinations and procedures. The CRI value is listed for each WALDMANN exam light model, along with color temperature and illumination level, so you can compare models against the visual requirements of the application.
Can WALDMANN task lights be used in machine tool or assembly applications?
Yes. WALDMANN articulating task lights are intended for localized illumination at workstations, assembly lines, and machine tools. Models with a 30.9 in arm reach and clamp mounting allow the light head to be positioned over the work area. Power ratings from 12 W to 30 W and 4000K color temperature suit tasks where consistent, adjustable light is needed. Some models are IP20 rated for dry indoor environments. The product data includes arm reach, mounting type, and brightness so you can match the light to the machine or bench layout.
