Tyntek Corporation launches 8.5W LED PAR30 lamp with Y-shaped heat dissipation bar

Tyntek Corporation recently launches 8.5W LED PAR30 lamp, a PAR lamp that is distinguished from conventional LED PAR lamps. Tyntek Optical Center coordinates special thermal module with patented reflective chromed plastic on the LED PAR 30.
The emitting surface of PAR lamp is uniquely designed and structured. Unlike traditional PAR lamp, the heat dissipation bar is “Y” shaped. Besides, the non-directional LED light sources are precisely aligned and emit backward over the reflector. Through the reflective optical design, the performance of beam angle and distribution are exactly as required. The advanced technology prevents glare and problems of 'shadow' which are common issues for conventional LED lamps.

The PAR 30 is the premier prototype of PAR series – with beam angle of 20° and high center beam luminance of up to 8500lux. Compared with other similar LED products and traditional halogen 35W PAR 30, TYNTEK PAR30 is more efficient and performs well. Patents for TYNTEK PAR lamp has been applied in Japan, Europe and the US. The mass production will be starting by Q1 in 2011.

Tyntek's 8.5W LED PAR30 lamp

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