Chinese children in poor areas for ten years

In order to benefit more poor families with children from the love donation of "light the light of hope", from September 5 to 7, Philips employees will go to Philips Hope Primary School in Jinping, Yunnan with volunteers to communicate with children face to face and personally sent them LED bulbs. In fact, as early as 2002, Philips invested 200,000 Yuan for the construction of school buildings, playgrounds and toilets; 2011, Philips donated lamps at the value of 123,000 Yuan for kids to create a bright and comfortable learning environment. The LED bulbs dominated are to improve home basic lighting and enhance the quality of family life for students; also it is the powerful evidence for that Philips has been relentless pursuit of "health, comfort and quality life".

Public interest is a sustained career, Philips has continuously assisted and supported the Chinese children in poor areas for ten years, and it started "Plan of Philips - one small step for happiness" in 2011, designed to attract more public power to participate in community activities.Philips will donate 1,366 versatile LED bulbs to the students from Hope Primary School in the name of consumers. Next, Philips will also donate LED bulbs to Philips Hope Primary Schools in other regions, so that it can bring light and hope for more children.


The 5630 package is the world's best performance in light output with 180 lm/W efficacy and is an extension of the mid-power LED lighting family that Seoul Semiconductor released as one of the first mid-power LEDs in the world for solid state lighting products. When it was released, the performance was better than existing high-power packaged LEDs. In the past 2 years, it became the best selling item among Seoul's product portfolio. The new 3030 LED being introduced extends the Seoul mid-power offering up to the high-power one watt range by enhancing both the LED chip and package in terms of heat resistance. Even though traditional 3030 packaged LEDs were mid-power, the new versions can be used in high power applications with the additional benefit of reducing costs by up to 50%.