Philips Lighting is now offering its Colour Dynamic LED lighting module. Thought to be unique, this decorative lighting solution offers design flexibility:
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Philips Lighting has announced the launch of a new
Colour Dynamic LED lighting module aimed at OEMs and designers. These modules, which are ready to use, provide spectacular lighting effects and offer a very high degree of design flexibility for decorative lighting applications. Benefits also include the total control over the light and colour effects due to its compatibility with external lighting control systems and greater safety due to its low voltage connections. In addition the modules are well suited to harsh environments due tot heir IP67 rating.
This last point is well illustrated by one of the first applications to be installed. The famous SnowCastle at Kemi in Finland, a hotel made of ice, has had these new RGBA Modules installed to great effect.
'Very exciting':
Kemi Snowcastle's Marika Tomminen commented: "The Philips Lighting scheme is very exciting for us as, in addition to providing excellent lighting effects throughout, for the first time, we are able to properly light our fantastic ice sculptures using the LEDs. Previously, this was not possible using conventional lighting, as the high temperatures would have melted the sculptures. This is a very important development for SnowCastle".
The new RGBA LED lighting Module can also easily be integrated into luminaire or architectural designs because Philips has taken care of the optical, thermal and mechanical issues. It consists of a small block with four different colours - Red Green Blue and Amber offering 4 x 1W. Applications areas include wall washing for shop lighting, in particular accent & decorative, and outdoor lighting, specifically decorative and architectural lighting.
Industry-leading LEDs:
The module uses the latest industry leading generation of Luxeon high brightness LED light sources. There are DALI and DMX compatible control interfaces, and run on the latest Philips Xitanium LED drivers. These 40W, 67W and 80W drivers transform the mains supply into stable 24V DC on which the module is operated.
"This latest development is potentially very exciting", says Marc Passet Philips European LEDs development manager. "The scope for spectacular lighting designs and effects are greater than ever before".
The new RGBA module is available now and has a lead time of four weeks.
The picture shows a Colour Dynamic LED lighting module and associated equipment.
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Related contacts
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Contact: Barbara Neate
Philips Lighting
Guildford Business Park, Guildford GU2 8XH
Tel: 01483 293 071
Fax: 01483 575534
Email: barbara.neate@philips.com
Web: www.lighting.philips.co.uk
mailto:barbara.neate@philips.com;enquiries@voltimum.co.uk |
Barbara Neate
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