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Product Monday: Filament LEDs by OSRAM

Craig DiLouie November 30, 2015

With a long and thin shape, Osram Opto Semiconductors’ Soleriq L 38 provides the basis for filament-style lamps and match incandescent lamps in terms of appearance and emission characteristics. Soleriq LEDs deliver a uniform appearance in terms of color and can serve as a high-quality light source that is ideal for aesthetic lighting applications in homes, hotels and restaurants.

Each Soleriq L 38 has a length of 30 mm and a diameter of 1.8 mm. Similar to a conventional filament, the shape of the Soleriq LED – in addition to its 360-degree emission angle and light production quality – make it suitable for use in LED lamps of all wattages as it mimics the appearance of classic light bulbs. Soleriq L 38 LEDs are offered in different MacAdam groups based on color temperature, and binned at a temperature of 85 C, which closely approximates to the temperature in the application.

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