To ensure that your new components match your existing fixtures, it's crucial to define the following parameters of your current setup:

Driver Type: Identify the type of driver used in your existing fixtures. This information is essential for selecting compatible components.

CCT (Correlated Color Temperature): Determine the CCT of your current lighting setup. This specification dictates the color appearance of the light emitted and should be matched to maintain consistency.

Lumen Output: Determine the lumen output of your current fixtures. This measurement indicates the brightness level of the light and helps in selecting components with similar or desired brightness levels.

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To identify the correct driver for your requirements, consider the following factors:

1. Dimensions

Check the dimensions of your current driver to ensure compatibility with the replacement. We offer two driver sizes:

D1: Suitable for most applications.

D2, D3 or D4: Ideal for more compact spaces.

View our driver dimensions here.

2. Dimming

Determine the type of dimming your system requires:

0–10V Dimming: Look for a purple wire to confirm 0–10V compatibility.

Compatible options: D1, D3 or D4 drivers.

Phase Dimming: Includes forward phase MLV and reverse phase ELV.

Compatible options: D1 and D2 drivers.

Triac, Forward Phase MLV, Reverse Phase ELV, and 0–10V Dimming:

Compatible option: D1 driver.

3. Lumens

For modules with 3000Lm, 4000Lm and 5000Lm

Compatible options: D1 and D4 driver.

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To identify the CCT for your new module, refer to the code on your current Xicato LED module. This code typically consists of a series of letters and numbers. For example, in the code "XSM8030–1300–C," the "30" following the XSM80 represents the CCT.

in this case "30" corresponds to 3000K.

Other common CCT values include 27 for 2700K (warmer) and 40 for 4000K (cooler).

By referencing this code, you can determine the specific CCT required for your application.

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To identify the Lumens for your new module, refer to the code on your current Xicato LED module. This code typically consists of a series of letters and numbers. For example, in the code "XSM8030–1300–C," the "1300" following the XSM8030 represents the Lumens.

in this case "1300" corresponds to 1300 Lumens.

Other common Lumens values include -700- for 700Lumens and -3000- for 3000Lumens.

By referencing this code, you can determine the specific Lumens required for your application.

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To ensure optimal performance and avoid overheating, it's important to verify that your system can handle a higher output module. Please contact us before upgrading, to confirm compatibility and receive the best recommendations for your setup.

Yes, absolutely! Efficiency is increased by more than 50% over the original XSM module, with our 95 CRI standard module.

Most of our items are in-stock with a lead time of 2 weeks.

No worries! If you're still uncertain about the right options for you, send us an email at sales@blueprintprocurement.com including images of your current setup, driver, and Xicato module.

We'll review your information promptly and provide you with the guidance you need.