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MARCH PHILIPS • Launch the CertaFlux LED Line 2ft 1550 lm/2200 lm, a new proposition targeting volume OEMs that are active in the wholesale trade segment and looking for good specifications, which meet the requirements of basic lighting. It offers the lowest initial costs for product performance, meeting most market applications with an efficiency level at 95 lm/W. • For Outdoor lighting applications Philips launch the new range of Xitanium programmable drivers, Xitanium 75W and 150W 0.70A Prog+ 230V-F sXt, available with both full and lite programmable options. The specification includes a larger operating window with output current up to 1A, lower minimum output voltage, an increased Tcase, improved EMI performance and integrated surge protection up to 4Kv. The drivers offer new features such as LineSwitch, SoftStart and Power Factor correction. HAVELLS SYLVANIA • Launch the state-of-the-art Optimo LED spotlight designed to deliver the optimum in creativity and efficacy. Optimo perfectly complements high street and pop-up shop interiors right through to hospitality applications and supermarkets. Delivering 2719 lumens at 36W the Optimo provides an efficacy of 75 lm/W at 3000K and 80 CRI.
OSRAM • Offer, for the first time, a chip-on-board LED, the Soleriq P 9, which is suitable for compact powerful spotlights such as the ones used in retail outlets and museums. The P 9 has a light emitting surface with a diameter of only 9 mm (64 mm²) with a package dimension of 15mm x 15mm but produces an impressive 2000 lm and has a luminous efficacy of 100 lm/W (at a temperature of 85C and 3000K). The LEDs are available in both 80+ and 90+ CRI and a CCT range between 2700K to 5000K. The small light-emitting surface means that extremely compact and therefore lightweight optics can be fitted for highly compact spotlights. The spotlights are therefore less cumbersome and more cost-effective, while still providing the same luminous intensity.
SERENITY LIGHTING • Launch the first DynaWhite Quadrum LED fixture that is fully colour tuneable between CCT values of 2700K and 5700K whilst maintaining a minimum CRI of 80+ across the CCT range. The Quadrum LED fixture is a 600mm x 600mm, flicker free, backlit LED panel offering 3500 lumens and efficacies of 100 lumens per watt enabling offices, schools and healthcare applications to replace T5 or T8 based fixtures and to allow healthy, circadian type biodynamic lighting in a cost effective manner. The first installations of the DynaWhite Quadrum panels took place in a PFI project with the NHS to deliver healthy and sympathetic light to patients.
CREE • The Cree LED Bulb becomes the best-selling LED lamp in America after just twelve months, enabling more than $1 billion in lifetime energy savings for consumers. To further drive adoption and expand the market, Cree also introduce the first 100-watt replacement LED lamp delivering 1600 lumens while consuming just 18 watts and is available in soft white (2700K) and cool, daylight (5000K) colour temperatures. • Introduces the XLamp XB-H LED, the brightest discrete in Cree’s high-density (HD) class of LEDs, delivering a breakthrough combination of lumen output and efficacy in a small package. The XB-H LED brings the lighting-class performance of the XP-G2 LED into a package that is 50 percent smaller. Delivering more than 500 lumens at 1.5A, 25C in a 2.45 x 2.45mm package, the Cree XB-H LED can enable luminaires that use the same-size-footprint XB-D LED to triple their light output at the same efficacy. XICATO • Launch the XTM module that covers a new design for the company’s Corrected Cold Phosphor Technology that was being produced on the new manufacturing line in San Jose. The Zhaga compatible product delivers 100 lumens per watt or more at operating temperature. A lower cost and higher efficacy product that retains all of Xicato’s quality of light attributes fundamentally shifted perception of the company and XTM has quickly become the company’s best-selling module.