162 TECHNOLOGY / NEW PRODUCTS
GU10 230V LED Lamps Soraa
InstantFit
Philips The Philips’ InstantFit LED replacement tube requires no re-wiring as it includes a smart electronic design that is com- patible with existing drivers, ballasts and sockets. The result is a dramatic reduction in the time it takes to change from fluorescent to LED tube lighting - from over 20 minutes per fixture to a matter of seconds. LED tube lamps use up to 50% less energy compared to linear fluorescent tube lighting and require less maintenance due to their long lifetime.
www.philips.com/instantfit
Built with design flexibility in mind, Soraa’s new LED GU10 lamps are avail- able in a wide range of light output, beam angles and color temperatures. Soraa’s Premium 2 LED GU10 10° lamp has a peak intensity of 7760Cd and 2420Cd for the 25° option—twice that of halogen. The LED GU10 lamps are available in 10°, 25°, 36°, and 60° beam angles and 2700K, 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K colour temperatures. Plus, the company’s 10° lamp works with its award-winning magnetic accessory SNAP System.
www.soraa.com
RefLED MR11
Sylvania The RefLED MR11 185lm uses just 3.5W of power equaling an 80% energy saving over a halogen equivalent. The lamp also offers 25,000 hours of operation and so helps reduce lamp replacement costs dramatically. The lamp delivers an 185lm output and is available in 3000K with a beam angle of 30 degrees. LED retrofit projects are a relatively quick and easy way to make significant oper- ating cost savings due to a comparative- ly low investment combined with all the benefits associated with LED: reduced energy consumption and maintenance.
www.sylvania-lamps.com
LED Light Sheet Applelec
LED36P
Times Square Lighting The LED36P delivers the lighting equiv- alent of a 75-watt pattern projector utilising a 28.8 watt Xicato LED module. The rewards are 10 times the lamp life as well as 70% energy savings. The LED36P projects stock or custom patterns (gobos) and is equipped with four framing shutters for precise beam shaping.
www.tslight.com
Created to bespoke specification, LED Light Sheet is now available in a CRI of 90 in 3100K, 4100K and 5200K panels. Providing homogenous illumination, these flat light panels are constructed in depths of 6mm or 8mm and feature IP54 or IP67 ratings. In addition to the high CRI options, RGB LED Light Sheet and a full range of colour temperatures are available with control via DMX, Dali or 0-10V.
www.ledlightsheet.co.uk
Sharp Lamp Orlight
The new range of Orlight high output retrofit LED lamps take advantage of the excellent cost performance provid- ed by the Sharps Zenigata chipset. They feature Orlight’s Tune Dim technology, which delivers flawless dimming perfor- mance all the way down to an indiscern- ible glow. Combined with a punchy 550 lumens and a CRI greater than 80, this range of retroft LED lamps is set to be a hit within the architectural lighting market. Orlight are offering this range of high output retrofit lamps in 2700K, 3000K, 4000K and 6000K.
www.orlight.com
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