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LED floodlight, 320 to 800 W

Orca: The Most Powerful Single-Enclosure Industrial Floodlight

Up to 111,300 lumens from 156 lenses in a single cast housing, IP69K and IK10, for the heaviest cranes, mining and offshore. The flagship of our floodlight line, and Mammoet’s choice for the SK6000, the largest land crane in the world.

The Orca is available in the same variants as the Barracuda: in AC and DC versions, made entirely of 316L stainless steel for extreme corrosion conditions, and as a high-temperature version rated up to +120 degrees. The mounting options are also designed to meet these requirements, ranging from rear-mount brackets and self-stabilizing brackets to the Orca Crane Bracket for tower cranes.

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Overview of all DCbright and Orca models
111.300 lm
From a single housing
1.000 m
1 lux at this distance
IK10
Impact-resistant and IP69K
The choice

When the Orca Is the Right Choice, and When It Isn't

The Orca is designed for the most demanding lighting applications: locations where maximum light output per fixture is critical and where mechanical stress, weather, and continuous operation determine the service life of standard fixtures. Fewer fixtures, fewer cables, and fewer mounting points—all while maintaining heavy-duty ruggedness. It is not intended for every application, and it is precisely by being clear about this that we can provide better advice and achieve a better end result.

A logical choice when

The maximum light output needed per luminaire is: up to 111,300 lumens from a single housing
Large distances must be bridged: with the 14-degree spot up to approximately 700 meters
maximum impact resistance IK10 and IP69K protection are stringent requirements
Fewer luminaires, cables and mounting points are desired on large cranes and installations
The mounting position requires a stabilizing bracket, a rear mount, or the Orca Crane Bracket
Corrosive environments require a completely 316L stainless steel design
The ambient temperature rises to +120 degrees and an HT version is required
Replacement costs and downtime carry more weight than the lowest purchase price

Usually not the right choice when

Weight and limited installation space are the deciding factors: then the Barracuda or Shark logical
The required light output per position is also achievable with a smaller luminaire
The load-bearing capacity of the structure is limited: the fixture weighs 22.7 kg
Complete light shielding, full cut-off, is required against light pollution: then is DarkLicht more appropriate
ATEX or Ex certification is required: the Orca does not have it
A standard indoor luminaire for light applications will suffice
Evidence

Mammoet's choice for the SK6000, the largest land-based crane in the world

The Orca is included as a standard component on the largest cranes and machines from leading manufacturers. On ring cranes such as the SK6000 and the PTC 210 DS, a single Orca can easily replace two smaller fixtures, including cables and mounting points.

Fewer fixtures, fewer cables, and fewer mounting points—all while maintaining heavy-duty ruggedness. That’s why the world’s heaviest cranes roll off the assembly line equipped with the Orca.

Read the full story in the project Mammoet PTC 210 DS ring crane lightingat 160 meters altitude light without shadow and without glare, resistant to vibration, wind load and low temperatures. Or view the photo gallery.

Inspection of the PTC210 lighting at Mammoet's yard in Schiedam at night
800 W
Power per luminaire
156
Lenses in a single housing
Performances

Four Variations of the Orca

The same design philosophy as the Barracuda, but on a larger scale. Each model features the same die-cast housing with less than 0.08 percent copper, the titanium-based e-coating, and the 316L stainless steel bracket.

Product rendering of the Orca industrial floodlight

Orca AC and DC

100,200 to 111,300 lumens

The standard version in aluminum with titanium-based e-coating and bracket made of high-tensile 316L. AC from 180 to 528 VAC with 111,300 lumens, DC up to 100,200 lumens for 24V and 48V systems.

Product rendering of the Orca floodlight with swing bracket and driver box

Orca Customs

For each mounting position

For complex mounting positions: self-stabilizing brackets—with the driver mounted directly on the bracket if desired—a rear-mount bracket, and the Orca Crane Bracket for tower cranes.

Product rendering of the Orca SS stainless steel floodlight

Orca stainless steel

100,200 to 111,300 lumens

Entirely 316L for marine, offshore, and chemical environments where standard coatings are inadequate. The same lighting performance, IP69K and IK10, with a 20-year housing warranty.

Product rendering of the Orca HT floodlight with high-temperature optics

Orca high temperatures

39,000 to 73,600 lumens

For ambient temperatures up to +120 degrees, such as furnace zones in the steel and glass industry. 240 to 320 W with additional thermal protections, chemically hardened glass, and optionally HT lenses or 316L housing.

Specifications

Technical core specifications per version

Each Orca is available in AC and DC versions. Select a version, and the complete list of specifications below will update accordingly: the standard Orca, the 316L stainless steel version, and the two high-temperature versions.

Orca AC

alternating voltage

Product rendering of the Orca floodlight with a rear-mounted driver
111.300 lm
Luminous flux
139 lumens per watt
Efficiency
800 W
Power absorbed
22,7 kg
Luminaire weight

Electric

Voltage range180 to 528 VAC
Optional250 to 740 VDC
Power consumptionapprox. 2.1 A at 380 V
approx. 3.6 A at 220 V
Dim0–10 V, PWM, and DALI-2
Driverremotely mounted

Construction

Housingaluminum, < 0.08 % copper
Coatingtitanium e-coating, 2-layer
Bracehigh tensile strength 316L
Frontpolycarbonate IK10 or glass IK09
ColorTitanium Black
IP and IKIP69K / IK10
Corrosion classC5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944

Light and optics

Light Colors6500K, 5000K, 4000K, 2700K, amber 2200K
Two-coloredcool white with amber
CRI (Ra)> 70, optionally 80 or 90
Color consistency3-step MacAdam ellipse
Bundle corners14° spot, 38°, 69°, 14° × 46°

Sustainability and size

Company temperature-45 to +50 °C
LED lifespanTM-21 L90B05 >360,000 hours
Driver lifespan≥ 100,000 hours at Tc 75 °C
Cable typeH07BQ-F, 4-core, 2.0 m
Dimensions500 × 441 × 96 mm
Packaging570 × 505 × 165 mm
CertificationCE, IEC 60598, EN 55015, EN 61547
Item numberORAC01-65K
Warranty5-year limited warranty

Orca DC 24V

DC voltage, vehicle electrical system

Product rendering of the Orca heavy-duty industrial rugged floodlight
100.200 lm
Luminous flux
125 lumens per watt
Efficiency
800 W
Power absorbed
22,7 kg
Luminaire weight

Electric

Nominal voltage24 V
Voltage range20 to 35 VDC
Power consumptionapprox. 33.4 A at 24 V
Driverremotely mounted

Construction

Housingaluminum, < 0.08 % copper
Coatingtitanium e-coating, 2-layer
Bracehigh tensile strength 316L
Frontpolycarbonate IK10 or glass IK09
ColorTitanium Black
IP and IKIP69K / IK10
Corrosion classC5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944

Light and optics

Light Colors6500K, 5000K, 4000K, 2700K, amber 2200K
Two-coloredcool white with amber
CRI (Ra)> 70, optionally 80 or 90
Color consistency3-step MacAdam ellipse
Bundle corners14° spot, 38°, 69°, 14° × 46°

Sustainability and size

Company temperature-45 to +50 °C
LED lifespanTM-21 L90B05 >360,000 hours
Driver lifespan≥ 100,000 hours at Tc 75 °C
Cable typeH07BQ-F, 2-wire, 2.0 m
Dimensions500 × 441 × 96 mm
Packaging570 × 505 × 165 mm
CertificationCE, IEC 60598, EN 55015, EN 61547
Item numberORDC01-65K
Warranty5-year limited warranty

Orca DC 48V

DC voltage, vehicle electrical system

Product rendering of the Orca heavy-duty industrial rugged floodlight
100.200 lm
Luminous flux
125 lumens per watt
Efficiency
800 W
Power absorbed
22,7 kg
Luminaire weight

Electric

Nominal voltage48 V
Voltage range35 to 60 VDC
Power consumptionapprox. 16.7 A at 48 V
approx. 13.4 A at 60 V
Driverremotely mounted

Construction

Housingaluminum, < 0.08 % copper
Coatingtitanium e-coating, 2-layer
Bracehigh tensile strength 316L
Frontpolycarbonate IK10 or glass IK09
ColorTitanium Black
IP and IKIP69K / IK10
Corrosion classC5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944

Light and optics

Light Colors6500K, 5000K, 4000K, 2700K, amber 2200K
Two-coloredcool white with amber
CRI (Ra)> 70, optionally 80 or 90
Color consistency3-step MacAdam ellipse
Bundle corners14° spot, 38°, 69°, 14° × 46°

Sustainability and size

Company temperature-45 to +50 °C
LED lifespanTM-21 L90B05 >360,000 hours
Driver lifespan≥ 100,000 hours at Tc 75 °C
Cable typeH07BQ-F, 2-wire, 2.0 m
Dimensions500 × 441 × 96 mm
Packaging570 × 505 × 165 mm
CertificationCE, IEC 60598, EN 55015, EN 61547
Warranty5-year limited warranty

Orca Stainless Steel, AC

Made entirely of 316L stainless steel

Product rendering of the Orca SS floodlight with a rear-mounted driver
111.300 lm
Luminous flux
139 lumens per watt
Efficiency
800 W
Power absorbed
32 kg
Luminaire weight

Electric

Voltage range180 to 528 VAC
Power consumptionapprox. 2.1 A at 380 V
approx. 3.6 A at 220 V
Dim0–10 V, PWM, and DALI-2
Driverremotely mounted

Construction

Housing316L stainless steel, solid
Bracehigh tensile strength 316L
Frontpolycarbonate IK10 or glass IK09
Colorstainless steel
IP and IKIP69K / IK10
Corrosion classC5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944

Light and optics

Light Colors6500K, 5000K, 4000K, 2700K, amber 2200K
Two-coloredcool white with amber
CRI (Ra)> 70, optionally 80 or 90
Color consistency3-step MacAdam ellipse
Bundle corners14° spot, 38°, 69°, 14° × 46°

Sustainability and size

Company temperature-45 to +50 °C
LED lifespanTM-21 L90B05 >360,000 hours
Driver lifespan≥ 100,000 hours at Tc 75 °C
Cable typeH07BQ-F, 4-core, 2.0 m
Dimensions500 × 441 × 96 mm
Packaging570 × 505 × 165 mm
CertificationCE, IEC 60598, EN 55015, EN 61547
Item numberORSS01-65K
Warranty20 years housing, 5 years other

Orca Stainless Steel, DC

Made entirely of 316L stainless steel

Product rendering of the Orca SS stainless steel floodlight
100.200 lm
Luminous flux
125 lumens per watt
Efficiency
800 W
Power absorbed
32 kg
Luminaire weight

Electric

Nominal voltage24 V or 48 V
Voltage range20 to 35 or 35 to 60 VDC
Power consumptionapprox. 16.7 A at 48 V
approx. 13.4 A at 60 V
Driverremotely mounted

Construction

Housing316L stainless steel, solid
Bracehigh tensile strength 316L
Frontpolycarbonate IK10 or glass IK09
Colorstainless steel
IP and IKIP69K / IK10
Corrosion classC5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944

Light and optics

Light Colors6500K, 5000K, 4000K, 2700K, amber 2200K
Two-coloredcool white with amber
CRI (Ra)> 70, optionally 80 or 90
Color consistency3-step MacAdam ellipse
Bundle corners14° spot, 38°, 69°, 14° × 46°

Sustainability and size

Company temperature-45 to +50 °C
LED lifespanTM-21 L90B05 >360,000 hours
Driver lifespan≥ 100,000 hours at Tc 75 °C
Cable typeH07BQ-F, 2-wire, 2.0 m
Dimensions500 × 441 × 96 mm
Packaging570 × 505 × 165 mm
CertificationCE, IEC 60598, EN 55015, EN 61547
Item numberORSS02-65K
Warranty20 years housing, 5 years other

Orca AC-HT, 120-degree beam angle

up to +120 °C, without lenses

Product rendering of the Orca HT floodlight for temperatures up to 120 °C
73.600 lm
Luminous flux
230 lumens per watt
Efficiency
320 W
Power absorbed
22,7 kg
Luminaire weight

Electric

Luminous flux55,400 lm at 240 W
73,600 lm at 320 W
Power240 of 320 W
Voltage range90 to 305 or 180 to 528 VAC
Dim0–10 V, PWM, and DALI-2
Driverremote, outside the hot zone

Construction

Housingaluminum, < 0.08 % copper
Coatingtitanium e-coating, 2-layer
Bracehigh tensile strength 316L
Frontchemically tempered or borosilicate glass
ColorTitanium light gray
IP and IKIP69K / IK08
Corrosion classC5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944

Light and optics

Bundle corner120°, ultra-wide, no lenses
Light Colors6500K, 4000K, 2700K
CRI (Ra)> 70
IR printincluded as standard
OptionsHT lenses, 316L housing
Color consistency3-step MacAdam ellipse

Sustainability and size

Company temperature-45 to +120 °C
Lifespan +50 °CTM-21 L90B05 >360,000 hours
At +85 / +105 °C103,000 / 71,700 hours
At +120 °C51,400 hours
Driver lifespan≥ 100,000 hours at Tc 75 °C
Cable typeSiHF-OB, 15 m heat-resistant
Dimensions500 × 441 × 96 mm
CertificationCE, IEC 60598, EN 55015, EN 61547
Item numberORHT01-65K
Warranty5-year limited warranty

Orca AC-HT with optics

dead up to +120 °C, directional

Product rendering of the Orca HT floodlight with high-temperature optics
52.000 lm
Luminous flux
162 lumens per watt
Efficiency
320 W
Power absorbed
22,7 kg
Luminaire weight

Electric

Luminous flux39,000 lm at 240 W
52,000 lm at 320 W
Power240 of 320 W
Voltage range90 to 305 or 180 to 528 VAC
Dim0–10 V, PWM, and DALI-2
Driverremote, outside the hot zone

Construction

Housingaluminum, < 0.08 % copper
Coatingtitanium e-coating, 2-layer
Bracehigh tensile strength 316L
Frontchemically tempered or borosilicate glass
ColorTitanium light gray
IP and IKIP69K / IK08
Corrosion classC5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944

Light and optics

Color consistency3-step MacAdam ellipse
Bundle cornersHT-optics 20°, 40° or 60°
Light Colors6500K, 4000K, 2700K
CRI (Ra)> 70
IR printincluded as standard
OptionsHT lenses, 316L housing

Sustainability and size

Company temperature-45 to +120 °C
Lifespan +50 °CTM-21 L90B05 >360,000 hours
At +85 / +105 °C103,000 / 71,700 hours
At +120 °C51,400 hours
Driver lifespan≥ 100,000 hours at Tc 75 °C
Cable typeSiHF-OB, 15 m heat-resistant
Dimensions500 × 441 × 96 mm
CertificationCE, IEC 60598, EN 55015, EN 61547
Item numberORHT02-65K
Warranty5-year limited warranty

Bracket adjustment range ±240 degrees in 30-degree steps, on all versions. Connection is always a pre-assembled cable with free wire ends and a remote driver. North American configurations are available upon request.

The lifespan is determined according to LM-80 and projected using TM-21, in accordance with IEC 62717:2014. No lumen degradation is observable over the entire measurement period; the projection is therefore reported as greater than 360,000 hours. The value pertains to the LEDs. The measurement report is available upon request.

Montage

The mounting determines whether a luminaire reaches its lifespan

The Orca owes its standing not only to its cast aluminum housing containing less than 0.08 percent copper, its titanium-based e-coating, and its IK10 impact-resistant front, but also to the mounting system that supports it. Especially on large cranes, mining equipment, and offshore installations, the mounting system determines whether a luminaire will reach the end of its service life.

Stabilizing bracket
Self-stabilizing suspension in 304 or 316 stainless steel that automatically keeps the lamp level in a crane boom, ensuring the light beam remains directed at the work zone at every boom stage.
Stabilizing bracket with driver
The same stabilization, with the remote driver mounted directly to the bracket for a single compact unit.
Rearmount bracket
For mounting the driver box directly on the back of the luminaire, where an external driver position is not possible.
Orca Crane Bracket
Hot-dip galvanized crane frame with robust pin system, fitting all makes of tower cranes. See also tower crane lighting.
Product rendering of the Orca floodlight with a rear-mounted driver

Also loose on the boom
For lattice booms and crawler cranes, the self-stabilizing bracket is also available separately as Crane Light Stabilizer, with adjustable damping level per valve.

Would you like to see how the Orca is used in practice? Check out our completed projects and practical applications.

High temperature

Orca HT for high ambient temperatures

The Orca HT is the high-temperature version within the Orca family and the most powerful HT floodlight we offer. Where standard LED fixtures fail due to heat, the Orca HT continues to function at ambient temperatures up to +120 degrees, even in the presence of infrared radiation from ovens and smelters.

There are multiple versions: 240 or 320 W with a 120-degree light distribution, 55,400 or 73,600 lumens, and 240 or 320 W with high-temperature optics of 20, 40, or 60 degrees for directional lighting. All versions feature additional thermal protection, chemically toughened glass, a heat-resistant silicone cable, and a remote driver outside the hot zone. An infrared-reflecting printed circuit board is standard; a 316L stainless steel housing is available as an option.

More about this application: high temperature lighting and the project at Tata Steel IJmuiden.

Product rendering of the Orca HT floodlight for temperatures up to 120 °C
Company temperature-45 to +120 °C
Lifespan at +85 °CTM-21 L90B05 103,000 hours
At +105 °C71,700 hours
At +120 °C51,400 hours
Applications

Where the Orca Does Its Job

Mammoet PTC200DS, the world’s largest land crane, at dusk under Orca floodlights

Cranes and lifting equipment

For the world’s largest harbor, slewing, and tower cranes, including the Mammoet SK6000. With the stabilizing brackets and the Orca Crane Bracket, the load remains aligned with the work area at every stage of the lift. See also tower crane lighting.

Liebherr 9600 mining excavator lit up at night at BHP in Australia

Mining and heavy equipment

For haul trucks, draglines, shovels, and the largest excavators such as the Liebherr 9600, in 24/7 mining environments. Maximum light per position means fewer fixtures, fewer cables, and fewer maintenance moments on the equipment. See also mobile machines and equipment.

Crane vessel Bokalift 2 from Boskalis with stainless steel floodlights

Maritime and offshore

For heavy lift vessels, offshore platforms, and port cranes. Standard with titanium e-coating and IP69K, or completely in 316L for the harshest salt exposure. View the project Bokalift 2 from Boskalis en corrosion-resistant lighting.

Orca HT floodlight mounted on a crane with a steel grab in a factory

High-temperature applications

For furnace zones and processes in the steel, glass, and paper industry up to +120 degrees, where standard LED lighting falls short thermally. At Tata Steel IJmuiden The Orca HT is located right next to the hot steel.

Product family

The Orca's place within the product family

Five floodlights, increasing in output. The right choice depends on what the position requires: weight, range, or maximum lumens per housing.

LuminaireToe the linePowerIP and IKWeight
Product render of the Marlin floodlightMarlin18,000 lumensThe link between work lights and heavy-duty floodlights.120 WIP69K / IK105.5 kg
Product rendering of the Snapper floodlightSnapper31,000 lumensThe compact light-duty floodlight, with maximum lumens per weight.150 to 180 WIP67 / IK085.95 lbs
Product rendering of the Barracuda floodlightBarracuda45,000 lumensMost powerful compact floodlight, with more output and more range.240 to 320 WIP69K / IK1010.1 kg
Product rendering of the Shark floodlightShark50,000 lumensMore efficient floodlight, with the lowest weight per lumen.320 WIP69K / IK109.2 kg
Product rendering of the Orca floodlightOrca111,300 lumensHeaviest floodlight, for the highest lumen output per housing.800 WIP69K / IK1022.7 kg
Light image

The right optics put the light in the right place

The Orca is chosen not only for its power or lumens, but primarily for the way the light is directed. The lens angle determines where the light falls: a narrow spot concentrates the light up to one kilometer away, while a wide lens illuminates a large area up close.

3D rendering of a DCbright floodlight with a 13-degree beam angle

14 degree spot

Illumination over a very long distance. At 1,000 meters, there is still 1 lux in the beam axis.

3D rendering of a DCbright floodlight with a 38-degree beam angle

38 degrees latitude

Medium distance, 30 to 150 m

3D rendering of a DCbright floodlight with an asymmetrical beam angle of 14 by 46 degrees

14 by 46 degree flare

Broad beam, up to 250 m. Widely used in crane jibs

3D rendering of a DCbright floodlight with a 69-degree beam angle

69 degrees latitude

Wide illumination at short range, 15 to 80 m

Lighting application and design

Not every application requires the same light distribution. Particularly with cranes, machinery, and mobile installations, the mounting height, the operator's line of sight, and the shape of the work zone determine which combination of lens options yields the best result.

For projects where this must be demonstrably substantiated, we provide a lighting calculation custom: number of fixtures, positioning, and expected lighting levels in lux, in accordance with the NSVV code of conduct. The calculation is free of charge.

Dimensioning

Dimensions and downloads

Product dimensions 500 × 441 × 96 mm, packaging 570 × 505 × 165 mm, fixture weight 22.7 kg and 32 kg in the stainless steel version. The complete mounting pattern and bracket cross-sections are in the datasheet.

The datasheet is a direct download, without a form. For the 3D and IES file, we ask about your situation.

Technical dimension drawing showing the dimensions of the Orca floodlight
Installation

Connect and integrate into the installation

The Orca comes with a pre-assembled cable with spare wires and a remote driver. The number of luminaires per circuit breaker is determined by the inrush current, not the operating current: at 220 to 230 V, two fit on a B16 or C16 and four to five on a B32 or C32; at 400 V, the luminaires are distributed across three phases, and the total is three times as high. The complete load table and other electrical specifications are available upon request.

ConnectionAC 4-wire, DC 2-wire
Labor factor0,997
Inrush current5.4 A at 220 V, 13.3 A at 400 V
Surge protection6 kV line-to-line, 10 kV line-to-ground
Dim0–10 V, PWM, and DALI-2
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About the Orca

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Yes. With 111,300 lumens from a single die-cast housing, the Orca is the most powerful industrial floodlight on the market that is also IP69K-rated. Thanks to careful thermal engineering—featuring 156 lenses mounted on a housing designed for maximum heat dissipation—the light output remains consistent even during continuous operation.

The Orca is essentially a larger version of the Barracuda: it shares the same design philosophy, coatings, and variants (AC/DC, 316L stainless steel, and HT), but with 800 W and up to 111,300 lumens compared to 320 W and 44,650 lumens. Choose the Barracuda when the more compact size and lower weight are more suitable; choose the Orca when maximum light output per position is required.

The Shark delivers approximately 50,000 lumens at 320 W and is optimized for efficiency and a low weight of 9.2 kg. The Orca, with 800 W and 111,300 lumens, is designed for maximum output per housing and, at 22.7 kg, is correspondingly heavier. On large cranes and installations, a single Orca can easily replace two smaller fixtures, including cables and mounting points.

The Snapper HC achieves up to approximately 83,000 lumens by combining multiple lightweight Snapper units and is the lightweight path to high output. The Orca delivers even more light—111,300 lumens—from a single die-cast, heavy-duty housing with IK10 impact resistance: the more robust choice for impacts, vibrations, and the harshest environments.

In most cases, it is not used as primary site lighting. For site lighting and area lighting—where large areas need to be illuminated from tall poles without causing light pollution—the DarkLicht solutions are a more logical and efficient choice. On tall poles at work sites, such as in the mining industry, the Orca, on the other hand, is a proven choice.

The correct lens angle depends on the mounting height, desired illuminance, surface area, and the nature of the work. There is no universal rule of thumb that adequately determines this. The right choice is supported by a lighting calculation in a simulation program. We perform this for you, tailored to your situation: this determines not only the lens angle, but also the number of fixtures, the positioning, and the expected illumination levels in lux.

The Orca is certified in accordance with CE and IEC 60598. IEC 60598 is the international standard for lighting fixtures and includes requirements for construction, electrical safety, and thermal behavior. Electromagnetic compatibility has been tested in accordance with EN 55015 and EN 61547, and the power supply has been tested in accordance with EN 61000-3-2 Class C and EN 61000-3-3. The control system complies with IEC 62386 Parts 101, 102, and 207 for DALI-2. The corrosivity class is C5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944, supported by a 1,000-hour salt spray test in accordance with ISO 9227. In addition, the Orca helps ensure compliance with EN 12464-2 for the safe lighting of industrial outdoor workplaces.

Yes. The aluminum alloy housing contains less than 0.08 percent copper to minimize galvanic corrosion and is coated with a chromium conversion coating and a two-layer titanium-based e-coating; the bracket is made of high-tensile 316L stainless steel as standard, and all screws are 316 stainless steel, sealed against vibration. The design has been tested with a salt spray exposure of 1,000 hours in accordance with ISO 9227 and thus meets the corrosivity class C5-M and C5-I according to ISO 12944, the most robust standard class for industrial and maritime outdoor environments. For environments with corrosive chemicals or extremely salty water, the Orca is available entirely in 316L, with a 20-year warranty on the housing.

Yes. The Orca is IP69K-certified, which means the fixture can withstand high-pressure and steam jet cleaning. This is tested in accordance with the IP69K standard: high-pressure, high-temperature water jets from all angles. This makes it suitable for environments where machines and equipment are periodically subjected to intensive cleaning.

No, the Orca is not currently ATEX-certified. The fixture is not intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (Zone 1, Zone 2, or similar). For applications where ATEX certification is required, we recommend discussing this with us in advance so that a suitable solution can be determined.

Copper in aluminum alloys accelerates galvanic corrosion when the aluminum is in contact with stainless steel or seawater. By deliberately keeping the copper content below 0.08 percent, this corrosion chain is broken. In combination with the 316L bracket and the titanium-based e-coating, this results in a luminaire that maintains its structural integrity even with prolonged exposure to saline or corrosive environments. This is a deliberate material choice, not a standard specification.

Yes. The Orca was developed for the largest cranes, mining machinery, and offshore installations where continuous vibrations and severe shocks are part of the operating environment. The components are both soldered and bonded; the screws are made of 316 stainless steel and are sealed; and the housing is cast rather than assembled. For moving mounting positions, we supply self-stabilizing brackets, and for tower cranes, the Orca Crane Bracket with a robust pin system. We currently have No test report with a standardized vibration class, for example, in accordance with IEC 60068-2-6 or IEC 60068-2-27. If your project requires a verifiable G-value, we will assess in advance what level of substantiation is feasible, rather than citing a value that we cannot verify.

The Orca is low-maintenance and requires no periodic maintenance after installation. There are no consumable parts or modules that need to be replaced; the driver is mounted remotely and is therefore accessible separately. The recommended inspection points are standard for luminaires in harsh environments: check the cable gland for proper sealing, verify that the mounting bolts are torqued correctly, and keep the cooling fins free of dust, grease, or buildup.

This value concerns the LEDs themselves. In practice, the LED is rarely the limiting factor. The remote driver has a specified lifespan of at least 100,000 hours at a housing temperature of 75 °C and an MTBF of more than 320,000 hours according to MIL-HDBK-217F; consequently, in virtually every application, the driver is more decisive than the LEDs. In addition, environmental stress, temperature, corrosion, mechanical load, and installation quality determine the actual lifespan in the field. We prefer to state both values separately rather than as a single system figure, because only then is it possible to assess which component will need replacement first.

The standard Orca AC supports 180 to 528 VAC and is designed for phase-to-phase and high-current connections, as commonly found on large cranes and industrial installations; a 250 to 740 VDC version is available as an option. The DC version is available for 24V systems (20 to 35 VDC) and 48V systems (35 to 60 VDC). The HT versions are available in 90 to 305 VAC and 180 to 528 VAC. The correct version is selected at the time of ordering; if in doubt, we will coordinate this with you in advance.

Yes. All AC versions are dimmable via 0–10 V, PWM, and DALI-2, with a dimming range of 10 to 100 percent. The DALI version complies with IEC 62386 parts 101, 102, and 207. The dimming input is galvanically isolated and the driver is programmable, which also enables a fixed current setting, time-based dimming, and constant lumen output. For the DC versions, we tailor the control system to the onboard electrical grid. Please contact us to discuss the options for your configuration.

Yes. The Orca is included as a standard component on the largest cranes and machines from leading manufacturers, including the Mammoet SK6000, the world’s largest land crane. For mass production, we tailor the lens angle, voltage configuration, color temperature, and mounting accessory to the specific machine architecture.

The complete set of dimensions, including the mounting pattern and bracket cross-sections, is included in the product datasheet: product dimensions 500 × 441 × 96 mm; bracket adjustable ±240 degrees in 30-degree increments. The datasheet is available in the downloads section or upon request. For project-specific mounting, in addition to the standard bracket, we also supply stabilizing brackets, the rear-mount bracket, and the Orca Crane Bracket.

No. The Orca is certified in accordance with CE and IEC 60598, but there is No type approval from a classification society such as DNV, Lloyd’s Register, Bureau Veritas, or ABS. For shipbuilding and offshore projects where class approval is explicitly required, we discuss in advance what documentation the project requires and which design option comes closest to meeting those requirements. We prefer to address this on this page rather than halfway through the quotation process, so that you can make an informed decision early on.

The remote driver for the AC version has built-in overvoltage protection of 6 kV line-to-line and 10 kV line-to-earth, tested in accordance with IEC 61000-4-5. The luminaire also features a varistor that can dissipate up to 6,000 A with a response speed of 1,000 V/µs, as well as ESD protection on the connection wires. The driver automatically shuts down and restarts in the event of undervoltage, limits the output voltage to 110 percent, and reduces the output power when the housing temperature exceeds approximately 105 °C. In locations with an increased risk of lightning strikes, such as freestanding masts and harbor cranes, we recommend installing additional surge protection in the power distribution cabinet.

That is not determined by the operating current, but by the inrush current. The inrush peak is 5.4 A at 220 V and 13.3 A at 400 V, for 7 to 8 milliseconds at half-peak value. Based on this, the driver manufacturer provides the following guideline: at 220 to 230 V, two luminaires on a B16 or C16, three on a B25, and four to five on a B32 or C32. At 400 V, the luminaires are distributed over three phases, making the total per three-phase circuit breaker three times as high. The operating current is approximately 2.1 A at 380 V and approximately 3.6 A at 220 V. The complete table, including D-characteristic and 277 and 480 V, is available upon request.

The color consistency of each LED is 3-step MacAdam ellipse. This means that the color difference between individual LEDs remains within three standard deviations of the target color and is not perceptible to the human eye as a color difference. For a luminaire with 156 lenses in a single housing, this is no minor detail: with a wider binning, color differences become visible as spots in the beam—precisely at the long distances for which the Orca is used. The color rendering index is standard at over 70 and is optionally available at 80 or 90.

The article number consists of the luminaire type and the color temperature, for example ORAC01-65K for the Orca AC in 6500 K. The color temperatures are 65K, 40K, 27K, and 22K amber, plus BIC for the two-color version.

The model codes for each version are: ORAC01 Orca AC, ORDC01 Orca DC, ORSS01 Orca 316L AC, ORSS02 Orca 316L DC, ORHT01 Orca HT, ORHT02 Orca HT with optics, ORHT03 Orca 316L HT and ORHT04 Orca 316L HT with optics. The mounting accessories include, among others, TPGR026 for the rear mount bracket and TPGR031 for the Crane Light Stabilizer.

The lens angle is specified separately when ordering and is not part of the basic article number. The HS code of the luminaires is 9405500090.

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PerformancesAC, DC, 316L stainless steel and HT
Warranty5 years, stainless steel housing 20 years

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