BXRC-50E2001-C-74-SE

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LED Lighting - COBs, Engines, Modules

The BXRC-50E2001-C-74-SE is an LED device which is part of a great range of LED-lighting solutions in the LED lighting industry. This LED device comes in several sizes and has a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in LED-lighting solutions such as high-end luminaires, downlights, bulbs, and spotlights.

BXRC-50E2001-C-74-SE Application Field

The BXRC-50E2001-C-74- SE is specially designed for high-end applications such as downlights and spotlights. Its high efficiency and low power consumption make it a popular choice for these types of applications. This product has also been used for general illumination and architectural lighting.

BXRC-50E2001-C-74-SE Working Principle

The BXRC-50E2001-C-74-SE is a type of LED package known as a COB (Chip-on-Board). This type of LED package consists of multiple LED chips that have been epoxy encapsulated onto a board and then soldered together to form an electrically active package. The board is connected to an electrical source via electrical leads, and then it produces light when adequate electrical current is supplied.

The BXRC-50E2001-C-74-SE is equipped with Color Rendering Index (CRI) of >80 and is efficient, with an efficacy of up to >130 lm/W. It also has a robust thermal interface and a reliable thermal path. It also has a long lifetime, with a rated lifetime of 50,000 hours. The BXRC-50E2001-C-74-SE is also able to operate at temperatures ranging from -20°C to 55°C.

Conclusion

The BXRC-50E2001-C-74-SE is an LED device that is part of a great range of LED lighting solutions. It is designed for high-end applications such as downlights and spotlights and is capable of providing efficient, long-lasting light at a variety of temperatures. This device is a COB (Chip-on-Board) package and it is connected to an electrical source via electrical leads which produces light when adequate electrical current is supplied.

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