April 15, 2005—Lamina Ceramics, Inc. has launched a multi-color line of super bright, high output light engines driven by light emitting diodes (LEDs), the company says.
Smaller than a U.S. nickel and about as bright as a 20-watt light bulb, each BL-4000 light engine is a disk-like array containing 4-6 individual LEDs, depending upon color.
The product was honored for Technical Innovation—one of the top honors—and was judged the Best New LED Product at LIGHTFAIR INTERNATIONAL 2005 (LFI), the world’s largest architectural and commercial lighting trade show and conference.
BL-4000 arrays can be easily wired and mounted individually or in groups to provide super bright, extremely long-lived lighting for indoor and outdoor architectural applications, desk and other lamps, higher-output flashlights, LCD backlighting, signaling and for use in motor vehicles and airplanes. For more on Lamina Ceramics, visit the company Web site.
