LEDs Magazine has already covered a number of company and product announcements that have been made to coincide with Lightfair. These include:
- Philips Lighting and GE Lighting launch 100W LED retrofit lamps
Lightfair will see a number of companies introduce SSL retrofit lamps that are equivalent of 100W incandescent bulbs, and GE Lighting and Philips Lighting announced such products before the exhibits opened. - Cree announces LED downlights and new linear SSL fixture
Cree has added two new LED downlights and a new linear fixture to its portfolio, and has announced a new SSL module and an extension to its TEMPO testing service. - Lumenpulse introduces configurable line of linear LED luminaires
Lumenline configurable LED luminaires have been designed to match the performance of T5 fluorescent fixtures with a slim design, high efficacy and color rendering index.
Lumenergi and Fulham launch co-marketing and manufacturing agreement
Lumenergi, a provider of network-controlled lighting energy management solutions and Fulham, which supplies a wide range of electronic lighting products, have entered into a comprehensive co-marketing and manufacturing agreement. Fulham will market and distribute Lumenergi’s complete building lighting control solution set under its new HorseSense brand. Fulham will also manufacture select elements of Lumenergi’s product line and Lumenergi will distribute selected products designed by Fulham that complement and integrate with its lighting control solution set. Lumenergi will continue to distribute through its own sales channels and under its own brand.
Molex empowers lighting designers and SSL manufacturers
Molex Incorporated will showcase a broad portfolio of interconnect solutions for the SSL market, providing vital electrical connections for multiple applications. As well as various connectors and solderless LED array holders, Molex will showcase its Light Disk, which will integrate the light source, electronics, optics and thermal management into a 50mm-diameter, 10mm-high disk using Molded Interconnect Device (MID) technology. This universal light source will be capable of being “dropped” into various lamp and fixture form-factors, will be powered directly from line voltage and will be the equivalent to a 75W light bulb.
Topanga Technologies launches energy-efficient Advanced Plasma Light
Topanga Technologies will demonstrate its super-bright and energy-efficient APL Series plasma light sources for street, area, architectural, and industrial lighting applications. The APL400 and APL250 series electrodeless lamps are in production and commercially available, and have key performance as follows:
• APL400 - 22,000 lumen output, 5,000K color temperature, 130 lm/W source efficacy
• APL250 - 11,000 lumen output, 5,500K color temperature, 115 lm/W source efficacy
Topanga will also preview a high-lumen source for introduction in 2013 – the new APL1000 will be suitable for replacing 750 to 1000 watt HID sources with a 40-50% energy saving, says the company.
More headlines:
Acclaim to unveil high-power Dyna series linear fixtures, other products at Lightfair
American Illumination premiers the customizable integrated series LED engines at LightfairCree
Fulham releases 4 more ThoroLED drivers
Future Lighting Solutions to present solid-state lighting solutions at LightFair International 2012
Iluminarc debuts new fixtures at LightFair
Lumenergi extends building lighting control solution for seamless scalability
Lunera to exhibit its 3rd-generation LED luminaries at LightFair 2012
Maxim to demo newest technology for lighting control and optical sensing at Lightfair 2012
NEXT Lighting to launch LED linear replacement lamp at LightFair 2012
PolyBrite International unveils new Borealis LED products at the LightFair 2012
Traxon Technologies to showcase multisensory experience application at Lightfair
Traxon Technologies to unveil new and enhanced products at LightFair International 2012
