GW CSSRM1.CC-LUMQ-6V7W-1-700-R18-XX

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LED Lighting - White

The GW CSSRM1.CC-LUMQ-6V7W-1-700-R18-XX is a specification for a white LED light source. The absolute maximum forward current of the die is 700mA and its forward voltage is 1.8V. It is an ideal choice for use in single-point, adjustable brightness applications, such as interior and exterior lighting, household lighting, display lighting, portable lighting, and landscape lighting.

A white LED light source is composed of several light emitting diodes (LEDs), where each LED is responsible for emitting one or multiple colours which when combined appear white. Depending on the combination ratios, a wide range of colour temperatures can be achieved.

In terms of advantages, white LED light sources have proven to be very reliable, long-lasting light sources. Furthermore, they are energy-saving and require little maintenance, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.

In terms of application field, the GW CSSRM1.CC-LUMQ-6V7W-1-700-R18-XX can be used for a variety of purposes, ranging from general lighting to accent lighting to security lighting. It is especially suitable for interior and exterior lighting, such as in a workplace, store, hospital, or university.

In terms of working principle, the GW CSSRM1.CC-LUMQ-6V7W-1-700-R18-XX is essentially a single LED circuit. It consists of a power source, LED, current limiter, and a heatsink. The power source supplies electrical power to the LED. The current limiter ensures that a proper current is supplied to the LED and that the LED does not exceed its rated current. The heatsink is necessary to keep the LED at the correct working temperature for stability and optimal output.

Finally, in terms of safety, the GW CSSRM1.CC-LUMQ-6V7W-1-700-R18-XX is designed to be safe for human exposure as well as for sensitive application areas. This is because the GW specification meets stringent requirements for protection against electromagnetic interference and optical radiation exposure.

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