LED Luminaires

An LED luminaire is a lamp that uses one or more light-emitting diodes, as a light source. Because the light of each diode is not very intense, to achieve greater light capacity, it is grouped inside the luminaire, until the desired intensity is reached. Today it is widely used, commercially and particularly, not only for the quality of its final presentation, but also for its generous advantages, such as its long service life, considerable energy savings, instant start-up, withstand on and continuous off , etc. The diodes are powered by direct courrent (DC) power, so LED luminaires must include internal circuits to operate from the standard AC voltage. They also have heat management elements, such as heat sinks and cooling fins, to prevent damage to high temperatures.