LED can be seen everywhere in life, and gradually applied to large-size high-definition television, cars, streets, workplaces and home. In recent years, LED prices continue to decline, driving the global LED lighting market booming. However, we are facing the second wave of LED lighting industry revolution. The next generation of LED optical technology can provide more comfortable, safe, high quality and networking LED lighting, and the price is more close to the people. Light Polymers, a new manufacturer of nano-chemical materials in San Francisco, is using the innovative patented technology of the liquid crystal liquid crystal to reverse the LED lighting industry.
Light Polymers is specialized in the synthesis of aqueous liquid crystal materials for use in a variety of applications. Now, the company uses this unique chemical material in the down-conversion technology to develop new Crystallin series of products, including architectural lighting with light, beauty light, red light treatment with LED lights, plants, Fish and animal growth lights, professional photography lights and advanced personal lighting. Among them, the lantern products in August this year through sales partners and online access ahead of the Asian market launch, and in November in the United States.
"Light Polymers advanced polymer technology is different from traditional fixed-color LED packaging technology," said Marc McConnaughey, chief executive and president of Light Polymers, in an exclusive interview with LEDinside. "Light conversion technology is not a new concept for the LED industry, but limited by the degree of implementation and cost, this technology can not be widely used in lighting equipment.
In the past, high color rendering (CRI) lighting equipment is mainly used in museums and other performances on the performance requirements of the place. Light Polymers water-based liquid crystal technology allows the fixtures to dissipate comfortable and uniform light, not only to retain the full color gamut (high CRI), but also with low glare and to prevent the characteristics of ultraviolet light leakage. Because Light Polymers chemical materials reduce manufacturing costs, these ultra-high-quality lighting products will be able to compete at a more reasonable price.
"Light Polymers technology includes water-based liquid crystal materials with special properties that can be tightly wrapped together to achieve maximum Blu-ray conversion rates," explains Dr. Huang Zhihao of Light Polymers. "In this way you can use a variety of low-power blue LED, not only can be omitted expensive bin or picking operations, do not need high-brightness LED required expensive large heat sink, add additional costs. Lighting products can minimize the color cast, and reduce the decline in brightness, and than the use of traditional packaging technology LED lighting more power.