Osram LEDs power professional downlights
5 October 2016
Opto-Electronics
Osram Opto Semiconductors has collaborated with Spanish lighting manufacturer Alverlamp in creating high-power downlights for professional lighting applications.
A cluster of six Duris S 10 LEDs form the lighting core of the Alverlamp downlights.
The LD50RF30 and LD50RF40 downlights are based on a cluster of six Duris S 10 LEDs from Osram’s CAS (chip array in SMD package) product family. They are characterised by high efficiency, high light output and uniform colour appearance. With their small package of 7 x 7 mm and a light-emitting surface of only 7,7 mm (diameter) the Duris S 10 offered the flexibility needed for the design of the new Alverlamp downlights. The LEDs feature a high lumen package of 1050 and a maximum luminous efficiency of 125 lm/W.
Together with the new power supply jointly designed by Alverlamp and Osram Opto Semiconductors, the downlights can reach a total yield of 93%, offering an efficiency of 116 lm/W and a brightness of 5812 lm. The downlights are available with 3000 K and 4000 K, both versions featuring 50 W. Efficient SMD technology makes LED assembly simple. These properties lead to significant cost savings in system and optic design, which may be as high as 30% depending on the particular customer application.
The bodies of the downlights are injected with Zamak and painted with epoxy – a combination that perfectly ensures heat dissipation. Their aluminium reflectors have a conical shape allowing an angle of 60°. A frosted glass cover finally complements the aesthetic design of the downlights. Due to an integrated ring, assembly is very easy.
For more information contact Petrus Booyens, Osram Opto Semiconductors, +27 (0)79 525 1779, [email protected], www.osram-os.com
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