Seoul Semiconductor Introduces Ultra-Thin LEDs - Z-power Z1 Series
Theme: High-performance Z-power Z1 series with a thickness of only 1.2 mm and a maximum brightness of 120 lm
South Korea's LED maker Seoul Semiconductor Co. Ltd today announced the launch of the 1.4-inch ultra-thin LED, the Z-power Z1 series. The Z1 series is warm white (model: NZ10150) and pure white (model: WZ10150).
The head of R&D of Seoul Semiconductor Z1 series said: "The maximum brightness of NZ10150 and WZ10150 is 95lm and 120lm respectively, and the average brightness is 80lm and 105lm respectively." The person in charge added: "The Z1 series is made of ceramic with high thermal conductivity. It is equipped with a large illuminating panel so that the customer can easily control the heat of the lamp. These features enable the Z1 to emit light at higher temperatures for a longer period of time with higher reliability, making it ideal for indoor and outdoor lighting and lighting design for home appliances. ."
In addition, as a high-brightness LED, Z1 is only 1.2 mm thick, like the thickness of a credit card. Therefore, the Z1 is the best choice for a variety of small-volume products, and it is always on the trend.
Z1 can be used in a variety of lighting applications. Among them, the most typical application area is to replace the panel lights installed in narrow parts such as refrigerators and cabinets with display screens, as well as safety lights and recessed lights for decoration.
Introduction to Seoul Semiconductor ()
Seoul Semiconductor is the world's leading LED manufacturer, ranking sixth in the global high-brightness LED market sales list in 2007. Seoul Semiconductor was selected as the most promising company in Asia by two internationally renowned magazines, Forbes and Business Journal. Seoul Semiconductor's main product, Acriche LED, was selected as the "2006 Product of the Year Award" by the European authoritative electronic magazine "Elektronik", while the Flash LED product won the "2008 Product of the Year Award". Developed in 2006, Acriche can be directly plugged into an AC power source without the need for a converter in a DC LED. Acriche has expanded its LED product line to simplify installation and reduce installation costs. With these advantages, Acriche LED technology is expected to lead the future direction of the lighting industry. Seoul Semiconductor's main business is the production of full-line LED package and custom module products, including AC-driven semiconductor light source products, Acriche, high-brightness high-power LED, side-emitting LED, top-emitting LED, SMD LED, plug-in LED and piranha ( Super light) LED and so on. Products have been widely used in general lighting, display lighting, mobile phone backlights, televisions, laptops, automotive lighting, household items and traffic signals. Seoul Semiconductor’s 2007 sales totaled 250.5 billion won. As of September 2008, Seoul Semiconductor had a total of 1,876 patents and 385 patent licenses, a total of 25 offices, including three independent legal entities overseas, and more than 109 sales points.
South Korea's LED maker Seoul Semiconductor Co. Ltd today announced the launch of the 1.4-inch ultra-thin LED, the Z-power Z1 series. The Z1 series is warm white (model: NZ10150) and pure white (model: WZ10150).
The head of R&D of Seoul Semiconductor Z1 series said: "The maximum brightness of NZ10150 and WZ10150 is 95lm and 120lm respectively, and the average brightness is 80lm and 105lm respectively." The person in charge added: "The Z1 series is made of ceramic with high thermal conductivity. It is equipped with a large illuminating panel so that the customer can easily control the heat of the lamp. These features enable the Z1 to emit light at higher temperatures for a longer period of time with higher reliability, making it ideal for indoor and outdoor lighting and lighting design for home appliances. ."
In addition, as a high-brightness LED, Z1 is only 1.2 mm thick, like the thickness of a credit card. Therefore, the Z1 is the best choice for a variety of small-volume products, and it is always on the trend.
Z1 can be used in a variety of lighting applications. Among them, the most typical application area is to replace the panel lights installed in narrow parts such as refrigerators and cabinets with display screens, as well as safety lights and recessed lights for decoration.
Introduction to Seoul Semiconductor ()
Seoul Semiconductor is the world's leading LED manufacturer, ranking sixth in the global high-brightness LED market sales list in 2007. Seoul Semiconductor was selected as the most promising company in Asia by two internationally renowned magazines, Forbes and Business Journal. Seoul Semiconductor's main product, Acriche LED, was selected as the "2006 Product of the Year Award" by the European authoritative electronic magazine "Elektronik", while the Flash LED product won the "2008 Product of the Year Award". Developed in 2006, Acriche can be directly plugged into an AC power source without the need for a converter in a DC LED. Acriche has expanded its LED product line to simplify installation and reduce installation costs. With these advantages, Acriche LED technology is expected to lead the future direction of the lighting industry. Seoul Semiconductor's main business is the production of full-line LED package and custom module products, including AC-driven semiconductor light source products, Acriche, high-brightness high-power LED, side-emitting LED, top-emitting LED, SMD LED, plug-in LED and piranha ( Super light) LED and so on. Products have been widely used in general lighting, display lighting, mobile phone backlights, televisions, laptops, automotive lighting, household items and traffic signals. Seoul Semiconductor’s 2007 sales totaled 250.5 billion won. As of September 2008, Seoul Semiconductor had a total of 1,876 patents and 385 patent licenses, a total of 25 offices, including three independent legal entities overseas, and more than 109 sales points.
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