FlexFluor Systems with computer controlled RGB color changing system
LED Light-bars

For the most part we work with three different types of light sources: FlexFluor (Flexible Florescent), Cold Cathode, and LEDs. All components are manufactured in house. The choice of lighting solution depends on the project at hand. We provide a description, technical data, and costs  of the available lighting components below in order for you to make an educated decision on what lighting solution is best suited for your needs.

Flexfluor

FlexFluor is the name of a modern and innovative  lighting technology that combines the photometric advantages of florescent light sources with the superior flexibility of cold cathode based lighting solutions to permit the installation in a high variety of lighting applications. There are almost no restrictions to the shapes and sizes a Flexflour light source can take; Flexfluor solutions can use the whole bandwidth of florescent colors (over 150) currently available to the market, even custom designed colors are available on demand. FlexFluor installations offer step-less dimming and a superior CRI index.

Cold Cathode

Cold Cathode tubes marked the beginning of florescent lighting. They are more commonly known as neon tubes and are very popular in light advertising applications.

LED

The LEDLED
Modern point light source (Light Emmitting Diode)
(Light Emitting Diode) is the next big thing when it comes to lighting technology. LEDs have an exceptionally long life expectancy, are compact in size, and permit designs one could only have dreamed of until recently.

Overview Light Sources

Lighting technology Life expectancy Luminance CRI Relative costs Total costs HG-emissions
  (h) (lm/W) (Ra) (€/900 lm) (€/10.000h) (mg)
LED 40.000 70 68 48,86 32,62 2
Cold cathode 15.000 30 60 25,41 59,44 54
Warm cathode 20.000 95 85 23,68 27,14 6
Incandescent light bulb 1.000 15 100 0,90 111,00 9
Halogen light bulb 2.000 23 100 2,70 79,80 6

The comparison is based on 900lm light outputlight output
Total lightoutput of a light source
unit of measurement: lumen (lm)
sign: Φ
(equivalent to a 60W incandescent light bulbincandescent light bulb
Erste verwertbare elektrische Lichtquelle (Goebel/Edison): Vakuum-Glaskolben mit Glühwendel
):

  • HG Emission is based on the kWh: 0.0147mg
  • Cost/kWh: Euro 0.17/kWh
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