Lumiblade OLED Panel GL350 B1 / silver housing

Functional OLED-light
The fascination with light still continues. When it comes to lighting OLED-technology inspires on a whole different level.With OLEDS manufacturers have access to a real areal light- source for the first time.

A system, that once was indispensable for light- diffusion, is no longer necessary. Moreover, there is the unique quality of the light itself. In combination with other characteristics e.g. the razor-thin shape and the instant glare-free light when switched on, OLEDS can be used to realize innovative applications and designs.

Now, for the first time its strengths can be used in the field of functional lighting thanks to the new Philips Lumiblade OLED Panel GL350. Because of its size (124,5 x 124,5 mm) and its 120-lumen luminous flux, the new OLED is powerful enough to use in a table lamp or any other source of functional lighting.

This, together with its high homogeneity makes it the first OLED that is suitable for general lighting purposes: a long awaited new light.

The advantages:
• The first rationally justifiable cost-effectiveness ratio for OLED lights.
• Vast homogenous surface area with higher light output.
• Ideal for applications in general lighting systems. • All the known advantages of OLED technology. • OLEDS are delivered in sets of three,
providing over 350 lm.

Applications:
Every OLED light-application that is commercially viable and easy to implement. Special light-application for interior spaces that require beautiful and high performance lighting.

Dimensions (outer): 124.5 mm x 124.5 mm x 3.3 mm (4.9 in x 4.9 in x 0.13 in)
Dimensions (lit area): 103.8 mm x 103.8 mm (4.07 in x 4.07 in)
Current: 500 mA
Voltage: 14.3 V (voltage increase up to 2.6 V after more than 10,000 hours usage)
Power consumption: 7.2 W
Lumen: 120 lm
Lumen efficacy: 16.8 lm/W
Luminance: 4,000 cd/m2 (nits)
Color Temperature: 3,250 K
Color Rendering Index (CRI): >90
Color stability index: 0.009
Lifetime L5/L70: 18,000h/9,000h
Dimming: AM and PWM dimming possible
Availability: Q2/2012