Plasma Light Radiating Polymer

Posted by EarthGreenEco on January 30th, 2020

The new PLEP PLASMA lighting PLEP (Plasma Light Emitting Polymer) produces over 123lum / w. This superior lighting technology is available. This next lightweight energy-efficient lighting generation is approximately 30% more effective than LED. The color temperatures available are 2250 to 6000k and 1% over 5 years. Degradation is possible.

Saving 60 to 70% compared with conventional lamps, and up to 30 percent against lighting LED lighting Power supply with high-powered and low harmonic distortion Light output greater than 123 lum / watt Fittings Mercury-free plasma Free of maintainance Low C Level of 95 percent Color Index The warranty period of five years Life is as high as 100,000 hours. Low harmonic distortion

1977 saw that a film made of polyacetylene can be oxidized with iodine vapor, transforming the substance into a conductor, by Alan J. Heeger, Alan MacDiarmid, and Hideki Shirakawa. They received the 2000 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for this incredible discovery.

It generates light when a low voltage is applied to the material. The goal was to transform this phenomenon into a functional lighting product. Such electroluminescent material is used for PLEP lighting purposes.

The PLEP module has been built into a functional lighting device after years of research by a team of engineers from Mexico, Japan and Taiwan.

Indoor light box IP65–NOM–Outdoor light boxes NOM–Mexican requirements CE + UL SA–North America–ROHS–100% WEEE-compatible recyclable. Accrediting IP68–PLEP modules IP65–IP67–IP67

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