WAC Lighting launched OLED Lamp Sample debut 2009 Lightfair

WAC Lighting launched its innovative OLED lighting samples, and appeared in 2009 New York lightfair (2009 Lightfair International), to truly improve its brand standards, to change to "Responsible Lighting", because of its products are energy saving and sustainability, show the development prospects of future architectural lighting. WAC Lighting is a leading manufacturer and guide lights, recessed lamps, cabinet lights, monorail lamps and decorative lighting designers, all products are almost developed is owned by the family, the product has passed ISO:9001 quality system certification, at the same time, the product has achieved UL safety standard certification.

WAC Lighting launched a OLED Mini Chandelier (OLED Mini chandELier) and a OLED wall (OLED). The OLED is a 3 - inch OLED - shaped candle with a variation of 6 colors. The OLED Mini Chandelier is made of 8 colors variable, transparent 1 inches OLED and a panel, can be used to display the logo of WAC Lighting. The power consumption of each OLED is only 0.18W, and packaged OLED, its thickness is only 2 mm.

At the beginning of 2000, OLED was characterized by thin film display technology, mainly for mobile phones and other small screen applications. The OLED screen consists of a series of organic layers, which are mainly distributed between two electrical contacts (electrodes). OLED is a monolithic integrated circuit, an organic layer deposited on another organic layer, created into a single individual. Generally, OLED is built on glass, but OLED can also be built on plastic and other flexible films.

OLED color is bright, rich, with wide viewing angle, and has low power consumption and high contrast. OLED can also be transparent so that it can be used as a windshield display, or even used as a curtain to block the sun. OLED does not require a backlight, and the OLED screen can be made into ultra-thin. OLED color, reaction speed, thin, transparent and flexible, making it a truly multi-functional display technology. (http://www.ledsmagazine.com/products/18777)