Opto-Electronics


LED arrays

10 August 2016 Opto-Electronics

The second generation of Cree’s CXA LED arrays deliver up to 33% higher efficacy than the first generation, in the same form factors. Utilising elements of the Cree SC5 technology platform, this improvement in lumen density enables better performance and reduces system size and cost.

The parts share the same physical design as the previous generation, allowing lighting manufacturers to leverage the existing optical, mechanical and electrical design elements to accelerate time to market without additional cost. LM-80 data is available for all CXA2 LED arrays for lighting manufacturers seeking Energy Star qualification.

Available in 2-step, 3-step and 5-step EasyWhite bins, CXA2 LED arrays deliver system-level performance from 300 to over 19 000 lumens and can enable applications ranging from GU10s and commercial downlights to outdoor and high-bay lighting.

For more information contact Willem Schmidt, Arrow Altech Distribution, +27 (0)11 923 9600, wschmidt@arrow.altech.co.za, www.arrow.altech.co.za



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