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Luminus introduces warm dimming LED packages

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LED packages replicate natural warmth of traditional lighting without loss of efficiency

Luminus Devices has released of its Generation 2 Warm Dimming COB (Chip on Board) LEDs, engineered to deliver an a lighting experience that mimics the warm, inviting glow of traditional incandescent and halogen sources while offering the efficiency and reliability of LED technology.

The new Generation 2 CDM series is available in three sizes – CDM-6, CDM-9, and CDM-14 – corresponding to Light Emitting Surface (LES) diameters of 6mm, 9mm, and 14mm respectively.

Each module delivers high flux density, with the CDM-14 producing up to 2768 lumens while maintaining an efficacy up to 125 lm/W at 3000K with a minimum 90 CRI. The products operate with standard, single channel drivers and standard, common dimming switches.

"Our Generation 2 Warm Dimming LEDs represent a significant advancement in LED technology," said Kenan Chen, director of product marketing at Luminus.

"By combining our proprietary integrated circuit with advanced colour engineering, we've created a solution that delivers the aesthetic qualities designers and consumers love about traditional lighting with all the benefits of state-of-the-art LEDs."

The Generation 2 CDM series features what is described as 'a seamless dynamic colour temperature' shift, transitioning from 3000K to 1800K or 2700K to 1800K as they dim, creating inviting atmospheres for hospitality, residential, and retail environments.

Two dimming curve options are available halogen-like (DWZ1) or linear-style (DWZ2)

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