LEDs are further challenging incandescents - a lighting product has been announced with a colour rendering index (CRI) of 92, putting it amongst incandescents for colour quality.
"The LRP-38 generates a CRI of 92 at a colour temperature of 2,700K. The tightly-focused beam delivers a centre beam candlepower of 4,000 with a beam angle of 20 degrees," said Cree. "This light is designed to replace 50-90W halogen PAR38 bulbs in various applications."
Input power is 12W - with the firm claiming a total delivered minimum efficacy of 42 lm/Watt.
"The LRP-38 generates a CRI of 92 at a colour temperature of 2,700K. The tightly-focused beam delivers a centre beam candlepower of 4,000 with a beam angle of 20 degrees," said Cree. "This light is designed to replace 50-90W halogen PAR38 bulbs in various applications."
Input power is 12W - with the firm claiming a total delivered minimum efficacy of 42 lm/Watt.
The lamp is designed to last 50,000h in open track fixtures or 35,000h recessed down lights.
Applications are expected where good colour reproduction is required: in supermarket produce displays, department stores, and museums.
Read LEDs challenge incandescents in colour rendering
Applications are expected where good colour reproduction is required: in supermarket produce displays, department stores, and museums.
Read LEDs challenge incandescents in colour rendering
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