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29 August 2017
Lumileds expands LUXEON Stylist Series to mid-power packages for fashion retail and fresh food market
LED maker Lumileds of San Jose, CA, USA says that its LUXEON Stylist Series of LEDs for fashion retail and fresh food markets is now available as a comprehensive portfolio, which includes new mid-power packages in addition to the existing chip-on-board (CoB) products.
“Customers using our LUXEON Stylist Series LEDs are so pleased with the light quality that they want the identical look and feel in all parts of the retail shop or market regardless of fixture type,” says Eric Senders, product line director for the LUXEON Stylist Series. “Lumileds enables this with our mid-power additions to the Stylist Series.”
The LUXEON Stylist Series with CrispColor Technology for retail environments provides a higher color gamut, enabling richer colors, brighter whites and increased contrast between colors. Previously available in CoB packages, CrispColor Technology is now available in the LUXEON 2835 3V LED as well as on the LUXEON 3535L HE package for diffuse and linear applications, enabling the manufacture of TLEDs, troffers and other luminaires.
Also, for fresh food markets that sell fresh meat, marbled meat, produce, fish and bread & pastries, Lumileds’ LUXEON Stylist Series FreshFocus Technology utilizes a higher color gamut and is now offered on either the LUXEON 2835 3V LED or LUXEON 3014 package. With FreshFocus Technology, meats, fish, baked goods and produce are highlighted in their most appealing light, says Lumileds.
Lumileds adds to LUXEON Stylist Series with FreshFocus Technology for bread & pastries
Lumileds adds FreshFocus Technology to LUXEON Stylist Series of LEDs
www.lumileds.com/StylistSeries
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