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Cree Adds Intelligent Colour to SmartCast Technology

Field-adjustable colour temperature allows dynamic control of commercial lighting

Cree has introduced field-adjustable colour temperature for SmartCast Technology-enabled CR Series LED troffers.

The first of Cree's luminaires to feature instantly adjustable colour temperatures, SmartCast Technology combined with its TrueWhite Technology is said by the company to allow for superior colour quality and consistency while providing greater flexibility to control illumination at no additional cost.

"Cree is relentless in its approach to LED innovation, delivering more intelligent illumination for superior, customised lighting experiences without compromise," said Norbert Hiller, Cree executive vice president, lighting. "The new field adjustable CCT feature demonstrates the next-generation of controllable lighting by being more flexible to individual needs and preferences, while delivering exceptional efficacy and value."

In combination with the SmartCast Technology, Cree says that  luminaires featuring field adjustable colour temperature enhance commercial building design by eliminating the need to decide on colour temperature at the onset of installation.

Ability to choose from 3000K to 5000K in 500K increments, SmartCast Technology-enabled CR Series LED troffers enable the use of only one troffer type in any space regardless of lighting preference. The result is simplified specification, ordering and installation with a lighting-control system that reduces energy consumption by more than 70 percent allowing customers to easily realise the full promise of LED lighting controls.

"Cree continues to transform what's possible for our interior lighting applications with high-performing LED solutions that create the flexible and customised lighting experience that our teams desire to be more productive. While our teams see this value, I can also deliver value and bottom-line savings with these lighting capabilities," said Michael J. Malloy, Senior Manager, Global Facilities Management, Extreme Networks. "These innovations will change the way we operate our business."

 

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