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Cree LMR4 LED outshines 100W incandescents
Emitting 1000 lumens, the LMR4-1000 module provides higher quality light and efficiency, using 42 % less input power, than 26 W compact fluorescent bulbs.
Cree, an innovator in LED lighting, has revealed the new 1000 lumen LMR4 LED module, delivering 66 lumens per watt efficiency in a fully-integrated solution for downlight applications where high-quality light is essential such as commercial, retail and residential.
Featuring Cree TrueWhite Technology, the LMR4-1000 module provides higher quality light and efficiency, using 42 % less input power, than 26 watt compact fluorescent bulbs. Cree says the LMR4-1000 is also the only commercially available 2700 K LED module to deliver 1000 lumen output at more than 90 CRI, which can replace 100 watt incandescent bulbs in downlight applications.
“The LMR4-1000 has the proven technology to enable our customers to quickly and easily incorporate beautiful, energy-efficient LED lighting into the marketplace,” said Scott Schwab, product line manager, Cree LED modules.
“Building on the success of Cree’s LED module family, the LMR4-1000 provides high-quality light that meets the design requirements for applications such as restaurants, hotels and homes, continuing Cree’s innovation in drop-in ready, integrated solutions for the LED lighting market,” concluded Schwab.
The Cree LED Module LMR4-1000 integrates driver electronics, optics and primary thermal management, making the compact Cree module drop-in-ready. Designed to last 35,000 hours and dimmable to 5 %, the LMR4-1000 module is available in colour temperatures of 2700 K, 3000 K, 3500 K and 4000 K with more than 90 CRI.
Cree will be exhibiting its LED fixtures using the LMR series modules at Atlantic Lighting, booth #1260; DMF Lighting, booth #925; Intense Lighting, booth #2945; and Nora Lighting, booth #2229 at Lightfair International in Philadelphia, May 17-19.
The Cree LED Module LMR4 is available now with standard lead times, and sample evaluation kits are available now directly from Cree’s website, www.cree.com/modules.
