High-Profile Outdoor SMD led Screen

    About the SMD outdoor LED screen, two points are very important : Waterproof and Heat emission.

1)Waterproof, it needs to solved from design and manufacturing techniques . since the 1rt year of Cree outdoor SMD launched, there are 80% outdoor projects with Cree SMD which had problems because of rough techniques and quality .

2)Heating Emission, it needs to be solved from design and materials . Many companies adopted the solution by adding heat sinks on drive IC, but they fall off to cause problems of led screen after led screen is working in a long time .

3)A project of Outdoor SMD led screen had been installed in 2010 , please check below video: 

 More information please contact angela@designledpro.com or visit www.designledpro.com .

LED Industry News: Siemens, Mouser, Greenlux

Siemens has discovered a dark-red luminescent material suitable for creating warm-white LED light, Mouser has signed several new distribution agreements, and Greenlux Finland has to supply LED luminaires to Fagerhult. Siemens discovers dark-red luminescent material for warm LED light

Deep-red oxynitride phosphor

Researchers from Siemens Corporate Technology and Osram have discovered a new “dark-red” luminescent material for LEDs. The phosphor, described as “stable” (although further details are not available), is an oxynitride that apparently emits at a wavelength of up to 30 nm longer (deeper red) than other materials. The material was developed by Siemens researchers using a High Throughput Experimentation (HTE) technique, which enables automated evaluation of different material combinations, rather than testing them by hand. The researchers analyzed over 660 sample variants from twelve different material combinations over a period of just a few months to determine emission wavelength, light intensity, and structural phases (view press release).
Mouser signs several distribution agreements
Mouser Electronics, Inc. has recently signed distribution agreements with three manufacturers of LED-related products, namely LedLink Optics, Inc., The Bergquist Company and Illumitex, Inc.
Taiwan-based LedLink Optics, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing of high-quality secondary optics for high-power LEDs and is an official optical solution partner for Cree, Osram Opto Semiconductors, Seoul Semiconductor, and other leading LED manufacturers.
Bergquist is a leading developer and manufacturer of thermal-management materials, including Thermal Clad and thermally-conductive insulated metal substrate (IMS) circuit boards designed to replace conventional FR4 PCBs in LED applications.
Illumitex develops and manufactures HB-LEDs with optics integrated at the die level to provide more energy- and space-efficient illumination in general-, architectural- and horticulture-lighting applications.
Greenlux Finland Ltd signs LED luminaire deal with Fagerhult

Swedavia service hall

Greenlux Finland Ltd, a Finnish lighting-design firm and producer of LED luminaries, has entered into an agreement with AB Fagerhult, the largest company in the lighting industry in the Nordic Countries. Greenlux will deliver LED luminaries suitable for general lighting to Fagerhult, and these will be sold under the Fagerhult brand name. Initial applications for the luminaires will include car parks, warehouses and cold-storage facilities; these are applications for which Fagerhult, a 2000-employee company, has not previously had its own LED models.
Greenlux has delivered more that 10,000 units of its GLG series luminaries for car parks and industrial sites such as warehouses and maintenance and logistics hangars. The company claims to hold the leading market position in car-park LED lighting in Sweden. Greenlux’s press release gives more details of the company and the projects it has been involved in.

Elemental LED to Start 2nd Annual Cyber Monday Super Sale

San Francisco Bay Area-based company Elemental LED will discount its entire inventory of products by 35% on Cyber Monday, November 28th.
It’s the second year that the company will participate with online retailers in Cyber Monday, following last year when it also discounted products by 35%.

The LED Lighting Cyber Monday sale will begin on November 28th at 12:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time and end on November 29th at 12:00 a.m. Pacific Standard Time. The company expects call volume to be high and has allocated extra personnel to assist customers over phone, chat and email, and to fulfill orders.

Elemental LED has prepared popular products including LED strip lights in varying degrees of brightness and colors, color-changing LED light bulbs and strip lights, waterproof LED light bars, dimmable LED puck lights, LED dimmer switches, unique LED Christmas lights and LED plug-and-play kits of all kinds.

NanoLumens Rolls Out Flex LED Displays

David Keene--LED walls have been around for years, so it can be hard to get excited about new product launches. Historically LED has been some combination of too expensive, physically heavy, and energy-sucking to make many inroads from its perch in the world of sports stadiums and a some rock concerts to the broader world of digital signage. This is changing — case in point, last week’s debut of a broad line of new LED products from NanoLumens at the Customer Engagement Technology World show in New York.

NanoLumens has been showing a few products at trade events for the past couple years, but last week’s news brings them to a new level. They showed last week a new line of products that demonstrate depth and breadth — both outdoor and indoor LED, from 10mm down to 4mm resolution. And NanoLumens’ displays are carving a fairly new niche — they are flexible, literally. They have options where you can bend the displays around walls, cylinders, and more. Furthermore, when you bend a Nanolumens LED display, the pixels remain at the same intervals from each other — a nice trick, keeping a “single bend line” to the pixels, that the company claims is patented and sets them apart. Looking at the displays the other day in New York, I was also struck by the very flat nature of the surfaces. In other words, the LED diodes, in their RGB clusters, seem upon touch to blend into the substrate, not protrude out or recess inward. This is different from a lot of the older LED designs where often black plastic or metal “shelves” or shades were designed into the surface to act against direct sunlight in outdoor applications for example (which often led to off-axis viewing degradation).

This is the press release from NanoLumens, last Wednesday:

NanoLumens has announced it will introduce an expanded line of Flex Displays, as well as its first line of Non-Flexible Displays, at the 2011 Customer Engagement Technology World (CETW) conference and exhibition taking place in New York at the Jacob Javits Convention Center.

In doing so, the company will take a giant leap forward in its quest to fully commercialize its “digital wall paper” technology that literally turns any surface into a powerful communications platform — while eliminating virtually all of the weight, installation, energy, and cost efficiency issues associated with traditional large format digital displays.

First introduced in 2010, NanoFlex and new NanoWrap flex digital displays remain the only solution of their kind. They conform to fit any surface, are thin, lightweight, energy efficient and can be mounted as easily as a work of art.

“Our Flex technology can now be assembled to satisfy any shape and size requirements, so any location can now become a dynamic and dramatic video display,” said Rick Cope, president and CEO of NanoLumens. “At the same time, our new line of NanoSlim and NanoShape non-flexible displays, available in 6mm, 5mm, and 4mm pixel pitches, will offer customers a more cost-effective alternative when flexibility is not a requirement.”

According to Cope, NanoLumens is the only company in the world able to reliably manufacture ultra-thin and lightweight, easy-to-install and maintain, seamless 6mm pixel pitch flexible digital displays in virtually any shape or size to meet each customer’s unique requirements.

The company’s patented display technology allows customers to select from 4mm up to 10mm pixel pitches (depending on the model).

“Now, any surface can become a compelling display surface as simply as hanging a mirror,” Cope emphasized. “This product line is going to forever change the rules of the game when it comes to creative customer engagement.”

In addition to being ultra-lightweight and energy efficient, NanoLumens displays feature a seamless, edge-to-edge picture quality (up to a brightness of 5,000 nits) that can be viewed from any angle or any distance without color shift or picture drop-off. Designed and engineered to be energy efficient, NanoLumens displays consume significantly less energy per-square foot than conventional digital displays. The NanoLumens displays are composed of up to 50 percent reclaimed materials, and are completely recyclable. Some new NanoLumens displays can be serviced from the front, making maintenance easier than ever before possible.

Designed and assembled entirely in the United States, NanoLumens displays are now available in both flexible and non-flexible frames in four product lines: NanoFlex and NanoWrap flexible displays; NanoSlim non-flexible rectangular displays; and NanoShape non-flexible round, square, and triangular displays.

“As the industry’s premier showcase of customer engagement technology solutions, we are tremendously excited to serve as the platform for the launch of this remarkable company and its expanded product line,” said general manager Lawrence Dvorchik. “When CETW attendees experience the NanoLumens product line, they are going to look at customer engagement in a totally new way.”