Thursday, October 15, 2015

while a chimney effect uses natural convection to rapidly eject hot air

A leading innovator and manufacturer of high performance, architectural LED-based lighting solutions for commercial, institutional,led linear high bay light and urban environments, today announced that it won a prestigious red dot award for its high-performance projector, the Lumenbeam LBX.

The competition is hotly contested by manufacturers from all fields of industrial design including makers of cars, computers and furniture. Lumenpulse's Lumenbeam LBX was selected by a 30-member expert jury after evaluating 4,515 designs -- a record-number of submissions to the red dot competition. The red dot design award dates back to 1955 and is now one of the world's largest and most distinguished design competitions.

The Lumenbeam LBX is a high performance architectural lighting projector, which uses energy-efficient, high-power LEDs for the illumination of large spaces and structures. Half the size and weight of existing solutions, the fixture is unique for its slim form factor and 120,000-hour lumen maintenance (L70). The powerful output and extended lifetime is the result of an innovative thermal design that allows cool air to flow through the system, while a chimney effect uses natural convection to rapidly eject hot air.

The Lumenbeam LBX is part of a broad family of Lumenbeam luminaires designed to solve multiple lighting challenges with a single consistently designed form factor, and is particularly effective for large-scale projects led high bay light. It is available with a choice of four different optics and various mounting options, which gives greater scope to specifiers, lighting designers and architects.

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