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LED Lighting - White

Nowadays LED lighting for white color is widely used in various fields. The GW CS8PM1.CM-KSKU-XX35-K2L1-350-R18-STE is one of the most common types of LED lights for white light applications. This type of LED is a perfect fit for outdoor applications, including landscape lighting and display lighting. In this article, we will discuss its application field and working principle.

Applications

The GW CS8PM1.CM-KSKU-XX35-K2L1-350-R18-STE is an ideal choice for landscape lighting, street or park lighting, and display lighting. Its narrow beam angle of 35 degrees can provide a focused beam, which makes it perfect for illuminating targeted objects. Besides, it offers both warm and cool light. Its unique phosphor combination makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor landscaping projects. In terms of brightness, it delivers 4,000 lumens and a CRI of more than 80, which is suitable for both commercial and residential lighting.

Working Principle

The GW CS8PM1.CM-KSKU-XX35-K2L1-350-R18-STE is an LED light that follows the principle of white light generation. In this type of LED light, the heat dissipation is ensured because of the phosphors. The voltage is supplied to each of the LED chips, and it produces a certain amount of electricity. Then, the electricity is used to activate the phosphors, which then emit a white light. The combination of phosphors used in the GW CS8PM1.CM-KSKU-XX35-K2L1-350-R18-STE is the key to its warm color and high efficiency.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the GW CS8PM1.CM-KSKU-XX35-K2L1-350-R18-STE is a perfect type of LED light for outdoor applications, including landscape lighting and display lighting, as it provides a focused beam with even lighting. It also offers both warm and cool colors, with a CRI of more than 80 and a light output of 4,000 lumens. Finally, it follows the principle of white light generation, where the electrical energy is used to activate the phosphors, which then emit white light.

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