SI-B8T17256001

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LED Lighting - COBs, Engines, Modules

LED (Light Emitting Diode) lighting employs the use of many different elements such as COBs (Chip On Board LEDs), engines, modules, and more. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the SI-B8T17256001 module.

Application Field

The SI-B8T17256001 is a compact, low power COB module featuring a small footprint and an 80 W power rating. It is designed for a wide range of applications including exterior, agricultural, horticultural and landscaping applications. Its low power consumption makes it ideal for applications where a large amount of light is required from a single source.

The built-in optical technology allows light to be efficiently directed to where it is most needed for maximum efficiency. The module\'s improved light output and beam angle helps to reduce energy requirements and maintenance costs. Its high reliability ensures consistent performance over a long service life.

Working Principle

The SI-B8T17256001 employs a multi-junction LED design. This is achieved by bonding three layers together in order to create the desired optical effect. The three layers are a blue LED die, a laser diode and a phosphor coating. Combining these three components allows for consistentcolor temperature, brightness and power efficiency.

The LED die in the module produces light when electrical current is passed through it. This light is then directed through the phosphor coating, which converts it into a particular color (usually white). The laser diode acts as a filter, absorbing any unwanted colors or wavelengths of light that may be produced by the LED.

The SI-B8T17256001 module has a rated life of 50,000 hours and is capable of producing an impressive 65 lumens per watt. This makes it suitable for a variety of commercial and residential lighting applications.

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