BJB connection element for Star boards, black

BJB connection element for Star boards: precision and reliability in your lighting solution

Developed for the demanding user, the BJB connection element for Star boards offers not only the highest product quality but also easy installation and universal compatibility with leading LED manufacturers.

BJB - your partner for lighting technology

BJB is a globally recognized brand in the lighting industry and is known for producing high quality, long-lasting LED components. At LUMITRONIX, we are proud to be a select distributor of BJB products and provide our customers with access to these world-class components.

The special thing about the BJB connection element

With an easy-to-use screw fastening for M3 screws and a maximum torque of 0.6Nm, the connection element enables a secure and stable hold of any LED mounted on it. Manufactured with a PBT housing and CuSn contacts, it also impresses with its robustness and longevity.

Simple, quick and safe: Installation with the BJB connection element

Simply insert the LED and clip in the lens holder - the assembly is done. Whether you use a Luxeon III, a Z-Power P4 or a Luxeon Rebel LED, the BJB connection element is compatible with all of them. Find out more about our services for business customers from LUMITRONIX .

Product features and compatibility

• Screw fixing: Suitable for M3 screws
• Maximum torque: 0.6Nm
• Housing: PBT
• Contacts: CuSn
• Note: Pay attention to the polarity of the LED
• Recommendation: Pay attention to the LED manufacturer’s specifications
• Compatible LEDs: Luxeon III/Luxeon V, Z-Power P4, Luxeon Rebel
• Compatible lens holder: BJB Carclo Plug & Play lens holder

FAQ about the BJB connection element for Star boards

1. Can I use the connection element on any board?
   The connection element is specifically designed for use with manufacturer boards and is not suitable for Lumitronix star boards.
2. What type of screws are needed for fastening?
   M3 screws are required for attachment.
3. Is there a risk that I will damage the LED when tightening the screws?
   No, as long as the maximum torque of 0.6Nm is not exceeded.