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Lextar awarded for dual emitting LED pendant lamp
The Harmonia lamp, based on the firm's III-nitride LED chips, has been honoured for its slim, sleek design and dual-sided illumination that can build light harmony in any surroundings
Lextar Electronics has won the Good Design Award 2013 in Japan with its latest dual emitting LED pendant lamp - the Harmonia.
This is the third-time recognition from Japan Good Design Award after “Ceres” and “Colibri” LED bulbs in 2012. Lextar will debut this new product at Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Autumn Edition) starting from October 27th.
The concept of Harmonia was to create an environment where people live in harmony with light and space. The dual side emitting design is to spread the light softly and evenly to the space to create a comfortable lighting environment to people.
Taking twin advantages of vertically integrated business model and ODM experiences for global lighting brands, Lextar's dual emitting LED pendant lamp distributes event and gentle light across the slim panel, and further breaks the stereotypes of LED light source with uncomfortable dazzle and glare.
By means of a unique thin film material, this new product distributes perfect light proportion of 30 percent upward and 70 percent downward, enabling an upward illumination on a suspended flat panel light that delivers pleasant brightness to the environment.
Add to that, the reinforced mechanical design creates an ultra slim panel of merely 1.3cm, maintaining its flatness when suspended. “Harmonia” incorporates optical, mechanical, material and aesthetic design, making it the winner of Good Design Award 2013, the most influential and well recognised design award in Japan and Asia.
“Given enthusiastic responses to Lextar’s panel light fixtures, this time Harmonia creates a new market of design fixtures where value innovation is raised ahead of industry,” says Emerson Yen, the senior associate vice president from marketing division of Lextar.
