Cree Introduces Industry’s First 8000-Lumen LED
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Cree, Inc. introduces the new 8000-lumen LMH2 LED

Module, a no-compromise, easy-to-use solution for

high-ceiling applications. The 8000-lumen LMH2 is

designed to replace 150-watt ceramic-metal-halide

(CMH) lamps while using only 63 percent of the power

and lasting three times as long. With the addition of the

8000-lumen LMH2, the Cree® LMH2 LED Module family

offers the industry’s greatest range of lumen output

from a single form factor, making it possible to

obsolete CMH technology.

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“The new Cree® 8000-lumen LMH2 LED Module allows

us to effectively address high-ceiling, high-lumen

applications without having to sacrifice color quality or

reliability,” said Wesley Johnson, product manager, Hi

-Lite Mfg. “We can now easily offer our customers

better lighting solutions to replace 150-watt ceramic-

metal-halide lamps in spaces such as convention

centers, airports, auditoriums and shopping malls.”

Cree’s LMH2 LED Module family provides an extensive

range of light output (850 to 8000 lumens) from a

single light source, enabling lighting manufacturers to

quickly develop an entire product portfolio with just

one set of tooling and optical design. Lighting

designers can now utilize one light source and

technology to illuminate an entire space and avoid

problems such as color inconsistency and re-lamping.

“Having an 8000-lumen option in the LMH2 LED Module

family gives us the flexibility to create an entire

product family from a single form factor,” said Chris

Roemlein, president, Spectrum Lighting. “Cree’s ability

to increase the performance of the LMH2 Module allows

us to address a wide range of ceiling heights with

minimal design investment.”

 


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