Applications

LED Lighting (Indoor)

Lighting plays an essential role in giving personality and atmosphere to our built spaces – from workplaces striving to inspire creativity and thinking, educational settings optimizing an environment for learning, hospitals where sleep and rest are critical to recovery, and residential spaces that are increasingly becoming smart homes. Human-centric lighting (HCL) provides optimized daylight patterns enabling us to better manage our circadian rhythms (body clocks), improve our productivity and performance, as as enhance our mental and emotional well-being well.

ams OSRAM OSCONIQ® Q65113A3494 E 2835 CRI 80 LED for Indoor Lighting

The OSCONIQ® E 2835 combines high efficacy and a wide beam angle into a compact format (2.8 mm x 3.5 mm). This is key to homogeneous illumination applications where the OSCONIQ...

ams OSRAM OSCONIQ® Q65113A3494 E 2835 Quantum Dots CRI90 LED for Indoor Lighting

The OSCONIQ® E 2835 Quantum dots (QD) are the only QD’s available for General Lighting enable CRI90 with leading efficacy which closes the gap of CRI80 devices in indoor ligh...

ams OSRAM OSCONIQ® Q65113A4026 E 2835 CyanEnhanced LED for Indoor Lighting

The OSCONIQ® E 2835 combines high efficacy and a wide beam angle into a compact format (2.8 mm x 3.5 mm). This is key to homogeneous illumination applications where the OSCONIQ...

LED Components

A light-emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor light source that emits light when current flows through it. Electrons in the semiconductor recombine with electron holes, releas...

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LED Lighting (Outdoor)

In industrial lighting, high quality of light is crucial for consistently high performance and precise working processes. Outdoor Light Fixtures are outdoor electrically powered illuminating devices, either permanently installed or portable, which are used for illumination of buildings and structures, recreational areas, parking lots, landscape, architecture, signs, and streets.

LED Lighting (Agriculture / Horticulture)

Light is an essential factor in maintaining plants. The rate of growth and length of time a plant remains active is dependent on the amount of light it receives. Light energy is used in photosynthesis, the plant's most basic metabolic process. In agricultural applications, LED lights are used in ways that seem to border on alchemy, changing how plants grow, when they flower, how they taste and even their levels of vitamins and antioxidants. The lights can also prolong their shelf life.

LED Lighting (Retail)

There are four retail lighting types: ambient, accent, decorative and task. From a retail perspective, lighting highlights architectural elements, product qualities and creates vitrail spaces. This affects how we feel in a space, our opinion of a product, and ultimately, our decision to purchase or not.

LED Lighting (UVC - Disinfection)

Ultraviolet light (UV) is a type of naturally present electromagnetic radiation that is in sunlight and actually makes up approximately 10% of the total light generated by the sun. UV light is electromagnetic energy with wavelengths shorter than visible light but longer than x-rays (see image below). The wavelength of this light ranges from 10nm to 400nm and is classified into three sub-bands; UV-A (near), UV-B (middle), and UV-C (far).UV light with wavelengths less than 290nm are considered to have “germicidal” properties (more on this below). Earth’s atmosphere absorbs ultramagnetic radiation with wavelengths less than 290nm, meaning that most of the UV-C and UV-B generated by the sun is blocked by our planet’s ozone.