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Cree Intros First LED Module Designed to Replace Ceramic Metal Halide Lighting

9th May 2012

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Cree expands the recently launched 2000 and 3000 lumen LMH2 module family and delivers lighting manufacturers a new dome lens and universal driver with dimming options. The new lens enables up to a five percent increase in system efficacy compared to the standard lens and delivers an unrivalled hemispheric light pattern. Cree LMH2 modules enable true 50 watt and 70 watt ceramic metal halide LED replacements and support an expansive range of lighting applications, including downlights, wall sconces, pendants, flush-mounted, spot, track and ceiling fan lights.

The new barrier-breaking LMH2 module is also now available with a 120-277V universal driver with 0/1-10 volt dimming capability. The extremely versatile and modular LMH2 LED offers a range of lumen, color temperature, driver and beam shape options in one common form factor - enabling lighting manufacturers to quickly customize their applications and speed time-to-market.

The new LMH2 delivers the perfect combination of high efficacy, color quality and controls, said Anthony Toniolo, president, DDP & Emerge Lighting. The Cree LED module provides Data Display the design and manufacturing flexibility needed to accelerate our time-to-market.

Optimized with the new hemispheric beam shape of the dome lens, the drop-in ready LMH2 delivers up to 80 lumens-per-watt system efficacy combined with
90+ CRI. Featuring Cree TrueWhiteR Technology, the new LMH2 module is
available in 2000 and 3000 lumens and delivers more than 95 lumens per watt at the light source. The module is available in color temperatures of 2700 K, 3000 K, 3500 K and 4000 K. Designed for 50,000 hours of operation and dimmable to five percent, the LMH2 comes with Cree's industry-leading warranty. The LMH2 light source is also UL-recognized and complies with multiple international regulatory and safety standards. Luminaire makers seeking ENERGY STARR qualification will have access to specification and performance data, including LM-80 reports, which can speed regulatory approvals.

Lighting manufacturers no longer need to settle for inferior quality and performance offered with ceramic metal halide lighting, said Mike Watson, Cree senior director marketing, LED components. Cree's LMH2 family lets designers quickly and easily convert their traditional lighting portfolio to LEDs and simultaneously deliver their end-users improved color quality, efficacy and performance.

Visit Cree at Lightfair International, Booth #130, to see the new LMH2 module family options. Sample and production quantities are available with standard lead times from both Cree and Cree distributors.