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New Warm White LED Lights for Architectural Applications

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Aug 7 2007

With the on going demand of highly efficient light source, extremely long life hours of source are required. DOMINANT Semiconductors' SPNovaLED product range has proven track record to produce this ideal light source in various lighting applications such as architecture and general lighting.

One of the latest products in our SPNovaLED product range – Warm White High Lumens SPNovaLED (NPF-TSD), produces warm white at typical 42lm at 350mA, making it the brightest warm white high power LED in our SPNovaLED product range. Due to its silicone encapsulation, making it more durable product and allow a higher junction temperature than housings based on epoxy resins.

In terms of design and dimensions, the package is similar as others SPNovaLED (6.0 x 6.0 x 1.5mm) and with 120º viewing angle. Its color temperature is from 2800K to 3600K.

The new high lumens warm white SPNovaLED is highly suited for various lighting applications that need maximum possible light from the smallest of sources such as automotive interior lighting (dome light, make-up illumination), architecture lighting, illuminated advertising and special effect lighting.

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