Philips Lumileds Announces Its First White, Mid-power LED

Philips Lumileds recently has designed its first white, mid-power LED, which features minimum CRI, specified R9, and leading performance over time.

Intended for office and other distributed LED lighting solutions, Philips Lumileds uniquely specifies CCT, CRI, and R9 for each of its new mid-power emitters. Lumileds has utilised its know-how, including proprietary phosphor technology, to create its first illumination mid-power LED.

in addition, the company also provides other mid-power products include SuperFlux, SnapLED and SignalSure LEDs, which are widely used LEDs for automotive exterior lighting.
             
                                      Philips Lumileds 5630 LED

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