BridgeLux recently announced expansion of its award-winning combination of RS LED array, add the industry's highest performance LED products for retail store lighting, high dome light, roads, lighting, appearance, and industrial applications such as high lumen solution.
According to reports, the new RS array of broken light output of the industry performance standards, Significantly improving the efficiency, while further reducing the solid-state lighting (SSL) of the cost. The array provides 3500 to 8000 lumens of light output of work, including warm, neutral and cool white color temperature range, including a larger (2700K to 5600K), and a variety of color rendering index (CRI) option, for high quality Lighting provides more choices. The LED array can also simplify and accelerate the new high lumen LED product development process, accelerate the replacement of high wattage solid-state lighting, HID lighting speed, makes the operation more secure, and will shorten the payback period to 2 years. These high flux density before the light source to lower power solid-state lighting technology can not achieve the exact lighting possible for the solid state lighting opens a new market.
BridgeLux, vice president of worldwide marketing, said Jason Posselt: "The launch of the new RS array to further enhance our position as a variety of indoor and outdoor applications with high quality, leading LED lighting solutions manufacturer's reputation. RS Array design combines the successful experience of previous generations of products, designed to help our customers quickly and efficiently a growing number of Lighting applications for new products. "
Tyco Electronics Chief Technology Officer Bruce Pelton lighting division, said: "We recently began to design for indoor lighting applications NEVALO solid-state lighting, BridgeLux new RS array of high optical density of our new module provides the best lighting Solution. BridgeLux team not only meet our current requirements of LED light sources, but also to provide greater light output shows, CRI and efficacy of the product road map as an option to meet our customers lamps and lighting Equipment needs of the future . "
According to reports, the new RS array of broken light output of the industry performance standards, Significantly improving the efficiency, while further reducing the solid-state lighting (SSL) of the cost. The array provides 3500 to 8000 lumens of light output of work, including warm, neutral and cool white color temperature range, including a larger (2700K to 5600K), and a variety of color rendering index (CRI) option, for high quality Lighting provides more choices. The LED array can also simplify and accelerate the new high lumen LED product development process, accelerate the replacement of high wattage solid-state lighting, HID lighting speed, makes the operation more secure, and will shorten the payback period to 2 years. These high flux density before the light source to lower power solid-state lighting technology can not achieve the exact lighting possible for the solid state lighting opens a new market.
BridgeLux, vice president of worldwide marketing, said Jason Posselt: "The launch of the new RS array to further enhance our position as a variety of indoor and outdoor applications with high quality, leading LED lighting solutions manufacturer's reputation. RS Array design combines the successful experience of previous generations of products, designed to help our customers quickly and efficiently a growing number of Lighting applications for new products. "
Tyco Electronics Chief Technology Officer Bruce Pelton lighting division, said: "We recently began to design for indoor lighting applications NEVALO solid-state lighting, BridgeLux new RS array of high optical density of our new module provides the best lighting Solution. BridgeLux team not only meet our current requirements of LED light sources, but also to provide greater light output shows, CRI and efficacy of the product road map as an option to meet our customers lamps and lighting Equipment needs of the future . "
