LED lighting products to market and help LED lighting become popularized sooner

Panasonic's technical marketing manager Markus Wagenseil,pointed out that compared to slimmer and cheaper sets using edge-mounted LEDs, direct LED technology will prove to be too expensive to be sustainable. In additon, direct LED sets require many more LEDs to be mounted than the alternative option, which will prove a disadvantage due to a market shortage of electronic components.As a conclusion, Mr Wagenseil forecast that direct led high bay light will be pushed out of the market by edge-lit variants and plasma set within two years.

TESS 12.5 watt 1400 lumen LED bulb provides cool white light and sustains at least 10,000 hours in life span. The LED bulb utilizes LEDs by CREE and outputs 1400 lumen which is equal to a 140 watt incandescent bulb. With distinctive circuit design by TESS, this high power 12.5 watt LED bulb can restrain heat-generation, so shape and size of this LED bulb are similar to a regular A19 bulb, and it can also be easily applied to E26, E27 or B22d lamp base.

“We can discover the characteristics and bring out better performance of components than the original creators,” said chairman of TESS Sunny Tsai. “That is why worldwide component suppliers try to reach and collaborate with TESS. We have been testing and developing new products adopting components from different sources as many as possible. Our goals are to bring cost-effective LED lighting products to market and help LED lighting become popularized sooner.”

In addition to the 12.5 watt 1400 lumen LED bulb, TESS earlier released 12 watt 1200 lumen LED bulb near the end of July, and 10 watt 1000 lumen LED bulb in April. TESS fully demonstrates its ability and speed in inventing high power LED bulb. To date, TESS has presented a complete solution in led high bay to cover most lighting needs, both for residential and commercial, ranging from 4 watt to 12.5 watt; these LED bulbs can replace incandescent bulbs from 30 watt to 140 watt.