OSRAM's new LED module and ultra-thin LED downlight

OSRAM launched a series of LED light engine, namely PrevaLED Core, can be described as "for LED lighting is a high efficiency and is suitable for the future development of the platform. "This module has the same interface and size in design, which can help the developer to reduce the development time and the time to market.

OSRAM: PrevaLED

If the light output is not considered, the PrevaLED module (50 mm in diameter) is of the same size as the round design. Luminous flux ranging from 800lm to 3000lm, light efficiency of up to 75lm/W, color temperature of 3000K or 4000K.

OSRAM said that the system is characterized by high quality light source, color rendering index (CRI) greater than 90, and does not affect the system efficiency.

The purpose of the modular design is to shorten the time of developing new lamps, although the LED technology is in a rapid development period. Design ideas can be evaluated, while reducing costs, but also to speed up the design cycle.

The beam angle of the optical engine is 140 degrees, and the beam range is wide. The light engine can be flexibly combined with a variety of control devices to achieve a simple integration of additional features, such as dimming. OSRAM said that the light engine is ideal downlight.

QOD ultra-thin LED downlight

OSRAM also launched QOD, QOD is a new 16 LED chip integrated LED lamp, can be installed in any place. The product is only 8mm high, the size of 70x70mm, the design of the lamp is designed to provide lighting for home lighting, but also can be used in places with limited space, such as cabinets, shelves and wardrobes.

The application of QOD lighting LED lamp

QOD kit includes three downlight, and with ultra-thin junction box, which also includes a main switch and a DC power supply is connected with the power of 12V. In addition, QOD has been listed, the use of heavy plug 5 QOD can be connected to a distributor.

QOD LED downlight

3.5W warm white LED lamp can produce low glare, light emitting angle is 45 degrees, the luminous flux of up to 170lm. (http://www.ledsmagazine.com/news/7/3/16)