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LED Secondary Optics: All you need to know

An LED’s primary optic only tends to emit directional light at 120°, but this is not suitable for all applications, and therefore can cause the LED light to lack intensity over distance. To get an LED...

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Possibilities with Inventronics and DALI technology

DALI is a common industry term in LED lighting and power controls, and a recognised global standard (IEC 62386)  for lighting control. It stands for Digital Addressable Lighting Interface and refers to a 2-way communication system...

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Surge Protection Devices with Inventronics

Surge protection devices (SPDs) work to safeguard your electronics by protecting them against sudden and unwanted power surges. For many electronic devices, even a tiny spike in voltage can damage them and become a safety hazard. ...

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Lenses versus reflectors

LED optics are a terrific way to direct, diffuse or intensify light. They are readily available in a wide array of sizes, shapes, and materials. This variety of choice means that lenses are versatile and useful...

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ILS: Creative fun with LED pixels

Intelligent LED Pixels are a cost-effective and creative way to play with lighting design. Commonly used for DYI maker projects to create some cool effects in applications like gaming peripherals, ambient TV backlighting, under-counter lighting, and...

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What does IP rating really mean?

IP rating is something commonly encountered when looking at finished lighting products. For some applications it is a vital to know and acquiring a light fitting with the correct rating is paramount. (more…)

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Thermal considerations for LEDs

LEDs convert electrical power into light output. During this process, heat is released as a byproduct. The primary cause of LED failure is often poor thermal management. Thus, any application utilising LEDs will need to consider...

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Infrared (IR) LEDs and where they are used

What is Infrared? Infrared (IR) is a type of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths outside of the visible light spectrum. It was discovered in 1800 by William Herschel, who conducted experiments measuring the difference in temperature between...

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LED Drivers: What to consider

To help you select the optimal LED driver for your project. We offer a variety of OSRAM DS power supplies, as well as our own ILS power supply product range. (more…)

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Constant Current and Constant Voltage – What’s the difference?

Constant current (CC) and constant voltage (CV) are common are two common terms that distinguish between the two available types of LED drivers used in electronics, particularly in LED lighting. The main difference between the two...

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