Philips debuts blue LED for remote phosphor use and the new Luxeon A
The new Philips Luxeon ES royal-blue LED delivers wall plug efficiency (also called overall luminous efficiency) of 56% at 350 mA for remote-phosphor-based solid-state-lighting (SSL) designs. For LED lamp and luminaire designs that use white LEDs, Philips announced the Luxeon A LED that measures 2 mm2, and that is part of the company’s Freedom From Binning program.I tested the U600 alongside the 250U, our previous R4ds Editors' Choice. On a clear spring day,
Philips royal-blue Luxeon Rebel ES LED
The royal-blue Luxeon ES is the same emitter that Philips uses to make the Luxeon Rebel ES white LEDs,Compact fluorescent lights have solved LED lighting supplier many of the problems associated with traditional filament light bulbs. except the LEDs targeted at remote-phosphor applications aren’t coated with phosphor. Some industry participants believe that a remote-phosphor design,However, the marketing muscle of Philips led light lighting could give Philips LED business an advantage. where the phosphor is coated on a diffuser lens,Unlike compact cfl bulbs fluorescent light bulbs, LED based light bulbs provide a variety of lighting options- including the ability to provide a wide range of light, which allows them to act as a proper replacement light bulb delivers superior efficiency relative to white LED sources that still use a diffuser. Intematix, for example, offers optics with a remote phosphor and claims a 30% efficiency advantage for its technology.
Philips asserts that its royal-blue Luxeon ES offers the “industry’s highest wall plug efficiency” and that’s clearly the reason why they are promoting that particular LED for remote-phosphor applications. But Philips did not offer any quantitative comparison on how the blue ES stacks up against blue LEDs from competitors, or other Philips blue LEDs.
Steve Barlow, Philips senior VP sales and marketing, said, “Regardless of the approach our customers choose, producing the highest performance white LED-based system design or the most efficient remote phosphor solution requires that you start with the very best royal blue LED device technology.”
The new Luxeon A
On the white light front, Philips announced the Luxeon A LED that comes in 2700K and 3000K color temperatures and all Luxeon A emitters fall within a single 3-step MacAdam ellipse on the black body curve. The Luxeon A is the first single emitter that is part of the company’s Freedom From Binning program that it launched at Strategies In Light in February. The Luxeon A joins the multi-emitter Luxeon S in the program.
The Luxeon A comes free from binning
Philips will hot test the Luxeon A LEDs at 85°C – typical of real world conditions. Moreover the company has developed a Lumiramic phosphor technology that’s matched to the characteristics of each emitter to deliver the 3-step color consistency.
“We are intent on delivering illumination-grade LEDs that improve the state-of-the-art in lighting,” said Barlow. “Our Luxeon LEDs are delivering performance that does not require sacrifices in the quality of light for homes,Compact fluorescent light bulbs convert a led tube considerably higher percentage of their energy into light, which is why they are significantly more energy efficient than traditional filament bulbs. restaurants, shops, and other applications in pursuit of energy efficiency and reduced operating costs.”
Philips is building the Luxeon A on the same platform that underlies the Luxeon Rebel ES product family. But for now, only the former is offered with no need for binning.
The new Philips Luxeon ES royal-blue LED delivers wall plug efficiency (also called overall luminous efficiency) of 56% at 350 mA for remote-phosphor-based solid-state-lighting (SSL) designs. For LED lamp and luminaire designs that use white LEDs, Philips announced the Luxeon A LED that measures 2 mm2, and that is part of the company’s Freedom From Binning program.I tested the U600 alongside the 250U, our previous R4ds Editors' Choice. On a clear spring day,
Philips royal-blue Luxeon Rebel ES LED
The royal-blue Luxeon ES is the same emitter that Philips uses to make the Luxeon Rebel ES white LEDs,Compact fluorescent lights have solved LED lighting supplier many of the problems associated with traditional filament light bulbs. except the LEDs targeted at remote-phosphor applications aren’t coated with phosphor. Some industry participants believe that a remote-phosphor design,However, the marketing muscle of Philips led light lighting could give Philips LED business an advantage. where the phosphor is coated on a diffuser lens,Unlike compact cfl bulbs fluorescent light bulbs, LED based light bulbs provide a variety of lighting options- including the ability to provide a wide range of light, which allows them to act as a proper replacement light bulb delivers superior efficiency relative to white LED sources that still use a diffuser. Intematix, for example, offers optics with a remote phosphor and claims a 30% efficiency advantage for its technology.
Philips asserts that its royal-blue Luxeon ES offers the “industry’s highest wall plug efficiency” and that’s clearly the reason why they are promoting that particular LED for remote-phosphor applications. But Philips did not offer any quantitative comparison on how the blue ES stacks up against blue LEDs from competitors, or other Philips blue LEDs.
Steve Barlow, Philips senior VP sales and marketing, said, “Regardless of the approach our customers choose, producing the highest performance white LED-based system design or the most efficient remote phosphor solution requires that you start with the very best royal blue LED device technology.”
The new Luxeon A
On the white light front, Philips announced the Luxeon A LED that comes in 2700K and 3000K color temperatures and all Luxeon A emitters fall within a single 3-step MacAdam ellipse on the black body curve. The Luxeon A is the first single emitter that is part of the company’s Freedom From Binning program that it launched at Strategies In Light in February. The Luxeon A joins the multi-emitter Luxeon S in the program.
The Luxeon A comes free from binning
Philips will hot test the Luxeon A LEDs at 85°C – typical of real world conditions. Moreover the company has developed a Lumiramic phosphor technology that’s matched to the characteristics of each emitter to deliver the 3-step color consistency.
“We are intent on delivering illumination-grade LEDs that improve the state-of-the-art in lighting,” said Barlow. “Our Luxeon LEDs are delivering performance that does not require sacrifices in the quality of light for homes,Compact fluorescent light bulbs convert a led tube considerably higher percentage of their energy into light, which is why they are significantly more energy efficient than traditional filament bulbs. restaurants, shops, and other applications in pursuit of energy efficiency and reduced operating costs.”
Philips is building the Luxeon A on the same platform that underlies the Luxeon Rebel ES product family. But for now, only the former is offered with no need for binning.
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