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The Best Choice for Professional Outdoor Lighting: DURIS® P

Osram Opto Semiconductors’ new high and ultra high power LEDs provide versatile opportunities for high-quality and cost-efficient outdoor lighting.

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Advantages:

Until now, costly ceramic-based LEDs are used for professional exterior lighting applications. With the DURIS® P series Osram Opto Semiconductors is now offering epoxy-based packages that generally provide superior lumen/$. In addition, the new DURIS® P highpower and ultra-high-power LEDs grant uncompromising reliability and performance. To achieve this, we have transferred our special automotive experience in combining competitive lead frame technology and high-power chips in the field of high volume products for General Lighting.

Features:
• Cheaper alternative to ceramic packages, higher lumen/$
• Best in class 2nd board reliability compared to ceramic packages
• Key parameters binned at 85°C
• Superior robustness and long lifetime
• Color distribution limited to 5 steps maximum (McAdam)

Applications:
• Professional outdoor lighting (street- and tunnel lighting)
• Industrial luminaires (high bay, low bay)

DURIS® P 8:
• Higher lumen /$
• Cheaper alternative to well known ceramic packages
• Long lifetime
• Small size (3.7 mm - 3.7 mm)

DURIS® P 9:
• Maximum light output at minimized package size
• Enables very compact luminaire designs
• Small size (3.7 mm - 3.7 mm)

DURIS® P 10:
• Enables significant reduction in system costs
• Reconciliation of thermal behavior and best in class 2nd board reliability
• A broad choice of lens for secondary optics is readily available on the market
• 7.0 mm - 7.0 mm package

For additional information, please visit Osram Opto's Duris P family website

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