Cree introduces Aeroblades luminaires
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July 3, 2012 - EBMag's Alyssa Dalton was there at Light+Building 2012 in Frankfurt, Germany, when Cree showed off its new Aeroblades series of luminaries, which boasts of a unique module design that enables the light engine for versatile and precise outdoor applications. The luminaires have the option of 0-10V dimming and are designed to meet a minimum L70 (lumen maintenance) of 80,000 hours. The luminaires will initially be available in more than 300 combinations, including: two, four or six blade versions, 20 optical distributions, four colour temperatures (3000K, 3500K, 4000K and 5700K), four drive currents, and two pole mount and wall mount versions.
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