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TrueWhite Light looks much like the incandescent
If a new technology with the word "Thank you for Edison, then you will be the pace," this slogan, you must think this is really arrogant to the extreme, but if the technology is from the LED manufacturer - Cree family, you must want to look at say the reason.
Cree reason why there is such a bold slogan, it is because the successful development of a new type of LED bulbs - TrueWhite Light, Cree claims that this version of the light closest to the standard 60W incandescent lamp, fully meet the U.S. Energy Star replace 60W incandescent requirements.
"This is a major industry milestone," Chuck Swoboda (Cree chairman and CEO) said, "In this test of low-cost, energy efficient LED competition, the industry has forgotten the LED lighting as it should be alternative technologies as well, this is the first perfect alternative to 60W incandescent bulbs. "This section of 800 lumens lamp, the input power less than 10W, color temperature 2700K, the color rendering index greater than 90, installed in the bottom of the heat around the responsible for the cooling fin bulb. Cree's vice president, Rob Glass said: "This is the first in line with standard, high output and high-performance LED A-Lamp."
Section diagram shows the internal lamp model
However, some of the other products on the market seem to be able to compete with TrueWhite Light. Last year, Philips in the United States National Lighting introduced at 12W EnduraLED lamp is designed to replace 60W incandescent lamp, OSRAM also launched at the show it's designed to replace 60W incandescent Sylvania Ultra LED lamp, Osram Director President and CEO Rick Leaman gave this description: "This is the market's first energy-efficient 60W incandescent alternatives."
Cree introduced on the market yet does not meet Energy Star standards replace 60W incandescent commercial LED A-lamps, "especially as the efficacy of our products such levels and lighting quality," a special performance is the use of lumen maintenance after 25,000 hours In the L70, that is, at this time of the lumen output is maintained at around 70%.
About TrueWhite Light lumen output performance is not a recognized, Cree has filed a TrueWhite Light to a third party laboratory for testing prototypes, the company is confident will be the perfect pass.
Cree, Inc. may also depend on the photometric properties TrueWhite Light is an industry leader, this lamp light engine, patented optical technology, and remote phosphor layer have been designed as a 0 to 135 degrees even light distribution, the same as incandescent The full band of light.
Between 0 and 135 degrees of uniform light distribution
Since TrueWhite Light has such a strong technology base, and when asked when preparing to market, Cree spokesman Merritt said: "The development of TrueWhite Light is intended to prove that today's technology can improve the lighting performance, this is a technology demonstration. "
However, he added: "We have not decided whether, when and where to put this technology to market, and basic lighting, but the company will not ask somebody else or production license the sale of the technology."
