LED Light Engines can be used to place products

The E8 portfolio has been created to offer Individual Lighting solutions for application in areas where not only adaptability, cost-effectiveness, and energy-efficiency, but also individuality, are the focus of the end-user" states Mr. Erwin Baumgartner, Managing Director, LUMITECH." The E8 Downlight offers tuneable white light, enhancing well-being in accordance with human biorhythms, and is therefore perfectly suited for application in Restaurant, Hotel, Wellness and Residential Lighting."

Based on PI-LED® technology, LUMITECH's LED Light Engines, will also be featured at the fair, demonstrating individual light control for best "Value Lighting" and developed for application in Shops and Museums. With the correct colour temperature, goods are demonstrably fresher and more attractive looking. LUMITECH's LED Light Engines can be used to place products such as clothing, jewellery and food items in their best light, as well as providing a UV/IR free solution for Museum lighting.

After seven months of intense competition, the first Cree Cup - Creative LED Lighting Design Contest for China university students jointly organized by the China Association of Lighting Industry (CALI) and Cree, Inc. has ended, culminating in an award ceremony held at the China LED Technology and Application Forum. Finalist works were showcased in the “China Hotel Lighting Exhibition.”

Nearly 1,000 students, representing approximately 100 universities in China, submitted hundreds of design entries. Fifty designs were chosen for the final round of judging. Winners were chosen based on the following criteria: creativity, practicality, marketability, LED performance, artistic quality and energy efficiency. The judging panel consisted of LED industry experts, scholars and industrial design/lighting application experts. First prize, including RMB 20,000 (approximately US$3,000), was awarded to Huang Jiongzhang, Du Weizheng and Ni Yujun from Taiwan’s National Cheng Kung University. Titled “Lighting to Share,” the design uses a magnetic effect to form different lighting modes, emphasizing lighting effects and LED lighting features.