Luminus Gen 4 COBs: 70W CMH Spots Finally Meet Their Match
Luminus Devices latest, fourth generation chip-on-board LED technology (Gen 4) will open new opportunities in retail lighting and a wide range of indoor and outdoor lighting applications. Luminus Gen 4 COB technology combines significant improvements in efficacy, flux density, high maximum drive current, and high temperature capability to enable breakthrough changes in form factor for luminaire makers, For example, it is finally possible for a COB to deliver the output and punch of a 70 Watt ceramic metal halide lamp in an identical form factor. Luminus has eliminated the barriers that until now had required LED luminaires with comparable center beam candlepower to be larger than the incumbent CMH technology.
“We’ve seen LED replacements for lower wattage CMH lamps, but we’re finally able to displace the 70W lamp which has been the go-to choice of many retail lighting designers when they need a narrow beam spot to make the merchandise sparkle,” said Tom Jory, VP of Illumination at Luminus. “Only Luminus Gen 4 COBs enable small form factor fixtures with the punch of 70 Watt CMH in combination with our unique spectral tuning technologies AccuWhite™ and Sensus™.”
Unique to Luminus Gen 4 COBs are the very high operating temperature of 120°C and the capability to be overdriven at 3x the nominal current. The advances in this generation of LED technology enable the extended operating conditions while maintaining color performance over time and temperature with reliability and longevity.
Full specifications and additional information are available at https://www.luminus.com/products/cobarrays/standard-gen4
About Luminus Devices, Inc:
Luminus develops and markets solid-state lighting (SSL) to help customers migrate from conventional lamp technologies to long-life and energy-efficient LED illumination. Luminus offers a comprehensive range of LED devices for global lighting markets as well as high-output specialty lighting solutions for performance-driven markets including display and projection, ultraviolet, horticulture, infrared, entertainment lighting, and medical applications. Luminus is headquartered in Silicon Valley.
