Luminus Devices Inc

XNOVA Cube™ LED

Luminus Devices offers the MP-1919 XNOVA Cube LED

Image of Luminus XNOVA Cube MP-1919 LEDLuminus Devices' XNOVA Cube is an innovative, unique LED providing the benefits of a wide viewing angle, low thermal resistance, and high efficacy within a compact SMD footprint. The 1.9 mm x 1.9 mm package emits uniformly across a 170+ degree viewing angle, enabling designers with new degrees of freedom to solve many of today’s most demanding lighting challenges. This broad emission simplifies Energy Star compliance for omnidirectional bulbs, and it results in increased mixing and uniformity for linear and area lighting applications. The miniature package size with high lumen density creates a “point source” of light that provides flexibility to develop innovative optical solutions. Additionally, the XNOVA Cube advances the hallmark characteristics of the XNOVA illumination product family, including high efficacy, reliability, and color fidelity.

Features
  • Wide viewing angle: 170+ degrees
  • Compact: 1.9 mm x 1.9 mm
  • High efficacy: 120 LPW (typical)
  • Wide color selection: 2700 K to 5000 K
  • Low thermal resistance ~ 8°C/W
  • 6 V input
Applications
  • Ideal for directional and diffuse lighting
  • Replacement lamps
  • Panel lighting
  • High/low bay
  • Down lighting

MP-1919 XNOVA Cube LED

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionFlux @ 25°C, Current - TestAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
LED XNOVA CUBE WHT 2700K 1616MP-1616-1100-27-90LED XNOVA CUBE WHT 2700K 161653lm (Typ)62520 - Immediate$1.40View Details
Published: 2015-11-02

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