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Luminus’ Dynamic Modules Deliver Uniform Warm Dimming and Dynamic CCT Control Across Environments

Luminus Devices, Inc., has released its breakthrough warm dimming and dynamic tuning modules that deliver exceptionally uniform color and control across any environment and enable consistency from fixture-to-fixture and between linear, down, and directional luminaires that are used in the same…

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“The deep golden glow of a dimmed halogen lamp that people are so accustomed to and enjoy is easily reproduced with our warm dimming module,” said Tom Jory, VP of Illumination. “With our IC on-board, OEMs can use a standard driver, connect to standard dimmers and easily offer a cost effective warm dimming solution.”

The Warm Dimming module replicates the behavior of a halogen lamp and changes color from 3000K to 1800K as it dims. The very human-centric behavior is prized in restaurants, bars, and intimate environments.

The CCT Tunable Module is a unique two-channel solution that allows for a broad range of color (6500 K to 2700 K or 4000 K to 1800 K) and output control over the lit environment with independent color and dimming management. Now it’s possible to change CCT while maintaining light levels or to dim the light level and precisely select the desired CCT. In an office or commercial environment this allows color tuning and light output that replicates changes in daylight from morning through evening or can be optimized based on human-centric parameters.

For additional information please visit http://www.luminus.com

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