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CLF eficientes IRAM-SHITSUKE (CBTL IECEE)

Angel Cirocco on March 27, 2008 | 2180 Views | 2 Comments

Los invito a que conozcan el sistema de certificación de etiquetado IRAM-SHITSUKE, sobre lamparas de uso domestico implementado en Argentina. 

I invite them to that know the certification system of having labeled IRAM-SHITSUKE, on use lamps I tame implemented in Argentina.

 http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=JScZrdaNC8c SEE

 

 

 

2 Comments

#1 by Luis Leon on April 25, 2008 at 5:12 a.m.

Pero me parece que en la Argentina se introdujo el tema de CFL muy histericamente.

Acaso saben los Argentinos que las CFL que aca se venden no estan admitidas en Europa? Inti Iram se ha olvidado de hacer tan solo una tabla de ayuda al publico para corregir tan solo el factor de potencia, en aquellos hogares en donde se sustituyo la totalidad de las lamparas y las que vienen a Argentina no superan 0.5 - 0.6 de coseno phi.

En cuanto a la distorsion armonica  se excede en todos los casos el 10% y sinfiltros sintonizados no sera posible su correccion.

Al final una buena lampara de CFL cuesta mas cara que el costo total de nergia que ahorrara en toda su vida util en relacion con una incandescente. Es verdad que hay CFl chinas de bajjo costo pero empricamente han durado menos de 400 horas frente a las 3000 quie vienen indicadas ( en condiciones de tiempo  y cantidad de encendidos diarios normalizados)

En fin  , falta aun un largo camino por recorrer.....

#2 by Rodrigo Juan Hernández on May 8, 2008 at 5:48 p.m.

Luis se queda corto con el 10% de distorsión armónica. Todas las lámparas chinas que se consumen acá superan ampliamente el 100% de distorsión armónica de corriente (THDI). Esto impacta negativamente en toda la red de distribución, aumentando las pérdidas en conductores, transformadores, capacitores, etc. En nuestro país no existe política energética, solo declaraciones demagógicas y desinformación.

Saludos.

Rodrigo. 

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