Plessey announced that it is extending its LED product portfolio into a variety of mid-power LED packages. Plessey now offers lighting equipment manufacturers a complete and competitive portfolio of solid-state lighting products and solutions for all general illumination market applications.
Plessey’s mid-power LED product offering, called MIDION™, includes products with leading-edge performance with efficacies up to 210 Lm/W, modules with zero flicker and LED components at 90 CRI. All lumen maintenance is certified to LM-80 and offered in standard colour temperatures for all general lighting applications. Available throughout the portfolio are various high CRI, high-voltage, super-efficient, and three-step MacAdam ellipse (SCDM) as standard and single-step MacAdam ellipse (SCDM) reels available on request.
Giuliano Cassataro, Plessey’s Sales Director, said, “We are very excited about the launch of the MIDION™ product range which augments and enhances our existing LUCIAN™ range of high power LED products. Plessey has established itself as a credible European-based manufacturer of LEDs with best in class performance and competitive pricing. Our new extended offering of mid-power LEDs enables us to address an even wider range of lighting applications.”
The MIDION™ range features the ultra-small dotLED™ plus variants of the industry standard 2835, 3014, 3030, 5050, and 5630 PLCC packages. The series spans colour temperatures from 2700–6500 K with nominal flux levels from 20-140 lm and a typical viewing angle of 120°.
Top Image: Plessey’s MIDION™LED mid-power series
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