Luxeon High Power LED

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Table of Contents
Company Profiles 2
Why LUXEON® High Power LEDs? 3
LUXEON Product Families 4
Philips Lumileds LED Technology 5
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C o n t e n t s
The LUXEON Lighting Network™
Philips Lumileds Products 9
Dialight Lumidrives Products 19

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LUXEON Selector Guide 23

T a b l e
Power Solutions 26
Optics 31
Thermal Management 41
Glossary 43
Future Electronics Contact Information 45

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Future Lighting Solutions is a division of Future Electronics Inc., the 3rd largest electronics
distributor in the world. Future Lighting Solutions is focused on delivering world-class
LUXEON® high-power LEDs, technical solutions and commercial support that facilitate
developing and manufacturing “never before possible” LUXEON LED-based applications.
Future Lighting Solutions brings customers unparalleled LED lighting knowledge, access
to expert resources, full system solutions, global logistics support and full access to the
LUXEON Lighting Network™ of Certified Solutions Partners. Future Lighting Solutions is your
first and last stop for complete LUXEON lighting solutions; Making LED Lighting Solutions
Simple™.
Americas Europe
1-888-LUXEON2 00-800-44FUTURE
americas@futurelightingsolutions.com europe@futurelightingsolutions.com
C o m p a n y
Asia Japan
+800-LUMILEDS +81-0120-667-013
asia@futurelightingsolutions.com japan@futurelightingsolutions.com
For more information visit www.FutureLightingSolutions.com
P r o f i l e s
Philips Lumileds is the global market and technology leader in power LEDs, producing the
world’s brightest and longest-lasting LED light sources for all types of lighting applications.
The company’s patented LUXEON Power Light Sources are the first to combine the light
output of conventional lighting with the small size, long life, energy efficiency, and
many other advantages of LEDs. LUXEON, SuperFlux, and SnapLED LEDs are used in
general lighting, automotive, portable, digital imaging, display backlighting, signal and
signage applications. Philips Lumileds is a pioneer in epitaxial, packaging, and phosphor
technologies specifically designed to deliver the most lumens per watt, per package, and
per dollar, with the widest operating range, highest reliability and industry-leading lumen
maintenance.
Philips Lumileds also supplies core LED material and LED packaging, manufacturing billions
of LEDs annually. Our global engineering, manufacturing, marketing, sales and support
infrastructure provides outstanding service and design support to customers worldwide.
For more information visit www.philipslumileds.com

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Why LUXEON® High Power LEDs?
Last longer than any conventional light source
LUXEON is a solid-state technology made in Silicon Valley. Unlike
conventional light sources, LEDs do not dramatically burn out and cease
to function. LUXEON LED-based systems can operate for 50,000 hours or
more.
Reduced maintenance costs and energy costs

LUXEON LEDs last at least 5x longer than fluorescent lamps and 50x
longer than incandescent bulbs, thereby reducing or even eliminating
ongoing maintenance costs and periodic relamping expenses. With
LUXEON LEDs you can save 50% or more in energy costs versus
conventional lighting.
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Vivid saturated colors without filters

LUXEON LEDs require no filters to create colored light, resulting in deeper
saturated colors without wasted light. Deep reds, greens, blues and other
colors can be produced directly from this solid-state light source.
Directed light for increased system efficiency

LUXEON LEDs are very small and directional resulting in highly
controllable optical systems. LUXEON light sources are also fully dimmable
without sacrificing any characteristics of the light.
Robust, solid-state lighting

LUXEON high power light sources are solid-state devices. There are no
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moving parts, nothing to break, rupture, shatter, leak or contaminate the

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environment.
Green Technology
LUXEON LEDs are far more energy efficient than other light sources. They
emit no ultraviolet rays, infrared heat, and contain no mercury or lead.
Their long life and small size means far less waste.
Low Voltage
LUXEON is a current driven solid-state device operating at voltages as low
as 3 VDC.
Cold Start Capable

LUXEON has no ignition problems in cold environments — even down to
-40°C.
Philips Lumileds LED products are Pb RoHS

Compliant
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LUXEON Product Families
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LUXEON LEDs are the world’s brightest and most technically advanced solid-state light
sources available. They combine the brightness of conventional lighting with the small
footprint, high efficacy, long life and other advantages of LEDs.
Every LUXEON LED is designed from the ground up to maximize usable light, lifetime,
performance, engineering flexibility and value. They are designed to deliver a new world
of lighting.
LUXEON Rebel Highest lumens per dollar power LED

LUXEON Rebel is the first power LED to offer guaranteed
minimum performance. Minimum performance specifications
enable greater design and manufacturing consistency and allow
customers to purchase the light output performance appropriate
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for each application. LUXEON Rebel establishes new power LED
benchmarks for size, engineering parameters, reliability and
lifetime.
LUXEON K2 Lowest cost-of-light LED with the widest operating range

LUXEON K2 and LUXEON K2 with TFFC deliver the world’s best
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LED light output in the most durable, longest lived package and
significantly reduce the cost of light.
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LUXEON K2 WITH TFFC Advancing the standard first set by LUXEON K2, LUXEON K2
with TFFC is the first power LED to be tested and binned at
1000mA and it offers unprecedented thermal, drive current
and light output capabilities. Both LUXEON LEDs enable never
before possible lighting solutions.
LUXEON I LUXEON I, the original power LED, is the perfect solution for
everyday purposes including automotive LED lighting, traffic
signaling, signage, and a wide range of general LED lighting
applications.
LUXEON III LUXEON III LEDs deliver leading performance and value that
enable lighting designers and engineers to develop applications
at significantly lower costs, speeding the migration from
conventional lamps to solid-state technology.
LUXEON V LUXEON V LEDs offer extreme luminous density, providing

lumens per package 4X that of a LUXEON I LED or up to 50X
that of an alternative solid-state light source. LUXEON V LEDs
serve a wide range of applications, specifically portable lighting
applications.
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Philips Lumileds LED Technology
CIE 1931 x,y Chromaticity diagram
In 1931, the International Commission
on Illumination (CIE) devised a
method for representing color. The
CIE 1931 Chromaticity Diagram is a
tool intended to illustrate the way the
human eye experiences light, using
an x,y coordinate system. The outer y
boundary represents colors with a purity
of 100% and the wavelength is listed in
nanometers (nm).
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Correlated Color Temperature

(CCT)
Within the space exists a curve
representing the chromaticity of light x
emitted by a theoretical piece of metal as
it is superheated. As such, temperature is used to describe the color of white light. This is
called Color Temperature.
If an x,y coordinate falls on the blackbody curve, it is true white light and measured in
Color Temperature, or Kelvin (K).
White light that does not fall on the blackbody curve is correlated to the nearest Color
Temperature, and thus measured in Correlated Color Temperature.
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LUXEON® white Binning

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When designing a lighting

system, white color binning is NM
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an important consideration.
PM
QM MN
NN
Typically, most applications

RM PN
SM QN M0
N0
can take advantage of all bins,
RN
TM P0
SN Q0 MP
NP
thus making use of the full UM TN
S0
R0
QP
PP
distribution of products. VM UN
Warm White
T0 RP
SP
M VN U0
W TP
Full Distribution refers to XM W

N V0 UP
Neutral White
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LUXEON LEDs categorized
XN W VP
X0 W
P
from any of the available bins. Y0 XP W

Q
Binning and labelling is YA Cool White

the process of separating
LEDs based on their various
characteristics and assigning
them a specific bin code. LEDs
with the same characteristics (and therefore suffix, or bin code) are placed on a reel. The
bins are designed such that the degree of difference is minimal. For other technical details
on product binning or labelling, please refer to application brief AB21 (LUXEON I, III, V),
the LUXEON Rebel and the LUXEON K2 datasheets at
www.FutureLightingSolutions.com/media_center/docs.asp
For more information regarding binning visit
www.FutureLightingSolutions.com/services/binning.asp
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Philips Lumileds LED Technology (cont.)
Quality white light
Color Uniformity
Quality refers to the consistency
White light is produced when blue light is shifted by yellow
of color in the beam of light and phosphor. The thickness of the phosphor covering the die
correlated color temperature

determines the extent of the shift.
(CCT) variations over time and The phosphor thickness using the conventional “goop in the cup”
method is uneven, producing white light that has alternating shades
temperature and CCT variation of blue and yellow. Philips Lumileds' patented conformal coating
process ensures that the phosphor thickness is even, resulting in
between individual products. never before possible uniform white light.
Philips Lumileds’ advanced

packaging, materials and Conventional phosphor Philips Lumileds’ patented
coating method conformal phosphor
binning competencies, coupled deposition process
with their conformal phosphor
coating process, enable the
production of LUXEON® power
LEDs that deliver the quality of
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white light required for a wide Phosphor is unevenly distributed Phosphor is evenly distributed
range of applications.
Varying shades of white Highly uniform white color
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LUXEON K2, LUXEON Rebel vs Conventional 5mm LED
A key element in delivering quality high-power LEDs is managing the heat emitted from
the LED chip. Advanced packaging technology provides LUXEON power LEDs with
unique thermal management capabilities. The LUXEON package incorporates a thermal
slug that draws heat away from the LED chip, transferring it to a thermal management
system. Because of the unique thermal design features and capabilities, LUXEON LEDs can
withstand the industry’s highest junction temperatures, resulting in superior performance
and increased light output.
LUXEON K2 LUXEON Rebel Phosphor Layer

Lens Silicon Lens
TVS
LED Chip
Cathode Lead
Cathode
Silicon Submount LED Chip
Thermal Heatsink Bond Layer
Outer Package Ceramic Substrate Metal Interconnect Layer
Bond Wire Thermal Pad
(electrically isolated)
Conventional 5mm LED

Gold Wire Bond
Short Life Epoxy
Small LED Chip Dome Lens
Reflector Cup
Anode Lead
Combined Thermal
Cathode Lead and Conductive Paths
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Philips Lumileds LED Technology (cont.)
Reliability
Philips Lumileds is an industry leader in reliability, offering the world the longest-lasting
power LEDs. In order to provide customers with long term reliability information, tens of
thousands of hours of testing is required on statistically relevant sample sizes. Today, more
than 20K hours of real life testing has been completed to maximize accuracy.
A conventional bulb’s lifetime is characterized by a mortality curve (B). For instance, a
B50 figure represents the time at which 50% of bulbs will have failed catastrophically. As
the efficiency of power LEDs has grown to be more efficient than many conventional bulbs,
their adoption into general lighting applications has been steadily rising.
LEDs experience a gradual reduction in light output during operation. This phenomenon is
called light output degradation and may stem either from a reduction in the light-emitting
efficiency of the LED chip or a reduction in the light transmission of the optical path within
the LED package. As a result, power LED lifetimes are not characterized in terms of
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catastrophic failure, but rather in terms of the percentage of original light remaining over
time; this is called lumen maintenance (L). For instance, the lumen maintenance of Philips
Lumileds’ LUXEON product family has traditionally been 70% after 50K hours, at nominal
drive currents and recommended junction temperature.
The fundamental difference between the method of characterizing conventional bulbs
and power LED lifetimes has proved challenging for lighting designers. Working with
various specification agencies, Philips Lumileds has introduced a new way to measure
the reliability of LUXEON LEDs which bridges the gap between the general lighting and
semiconductor worlds. When combining mortality (B) and lumen maintenance (L) curves,
the associated graphs are referred to as power LED lifetime predictions (B) and (L) curves.
Using this method, Philips Lumileds has specified the expected lifetimes of the LUXEON
Rebel and LUXEON K2 product families as a function of drive current and junction
temperature. For example, the lifetime at (B10, L70) is the expected stress time at which
10% of the population is expected to have either failed catastrophically (i.e. opens or
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shorts) or has degraded by more than 30% from the initial light output.
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The availability of (B50, L70) and (B10, L70) curves allows lighting designers to manage
their system parameters (i.e. drive current and junction temperature) to target the desired
lifetime of their fixtures. It enables the confident design of a solid-state lighting fixture.
Below are two B&L curves. An important conclusion is that higher junction temperatures
and higher drive currents both result in a decrease in LED lifetime. The ability for Philips
Lumileds LUXEON LEDs to last in excess of 50K hours is a result of their superior die and
packaging technology.
For more technical information about reliability of the LUXEON K2 and LUXEON Rebel
and how these curves were generated, please refer to reliability datasheets RD06 and
RD07 and the LED lifetime analysis white paper WP12.
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Certified Solutions Partners (CSP) Program
The Certified Solutions Partners Program, a part of the LUXEON Lighting Network™, has
been established to accelerate adoption of LUXEON® LEDs into the market and create
standards of competence, service and support. Our mission is to provide confidence in the
design, and promote reliable performance, of LUXEON-based lighting systems. Designers
and OEMs can expect to decrease their time to market and to complete their LED design
with confidence. A Certified Solutions Partner can help you with your complete solution.
Our mission is to provide confidence in the design and to promote reliable performance of
LUXEON-based lighting systems. Designers and OEMs can expect to decrease their time to
market and to complete their LED design with confidence.
DEVELOP WITH CONFIDENCE

A Certified Solutions Partner has technical and engineering skills enabling the
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development of a LUXEON-based light engine. When you work with a Certified Solutions
Partner, you are guaranteed to be dealing with an expert who has the knowledge and
experience to enable quality based LUXEON solutions.
ASSISTANCE WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST

Whether you are looking to retrofit an existing fixture or design a completely new one, our
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network of Certified Solutions Partners are the most qualified to assist you.
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Our component partners can help in the following areas:
• Optical Solutions
• Power Solutions
• Thermal Solutions
Our integration and design partners can help you with a wide range of design and
manufacturing requirements.
A Certified Solutions Partner can help you with your complete solution. Let one of our
partners help you at every step of the way.
For a complete listing of our partners, please visit www.FutureLightingSolutions.com/csp

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LUXEON® I Emitter
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
LUXEON I, the original power LED, is the perfect solution for everyday purposes including
automotive LED lighting, traffic signaling, signage, and a wide range of general LED
lighting applications.
Wavelength or Typical Flux (Lumens) Radiation

Color Part Number
CCT @ 350mA Pattern
Amber LXHL-BL01 590 nm 25
Amber LXHL-BL03 590 nm 42

PRO D U C T S
Blue LXHL-BB01 470 nm 16
Cyan LXHL-BE01 505 nm 45
Green LXHL-BM01 530 nm 53
Red LXHL-BD01 625 nm 27 Batwing
Red LXHL-BD03 625 nm 42
Red-Orange LXHL-BH03 617 nm 55
Royal Blue LXHL-BR02 455 nm 220 mW
Cool White LXHL-BW02 5500 K 45
Warm White LXHL-BW03 3300 K 20

LUMILE D S
Amber LXHL-PL01 590 nm 42
Blue LXHL-PB01 470 nm 16
Cyan LXHL-PE01 505 nm 45
Green LXHL-PM01 530 nm 53

Lambertian
Red LXHL-PD01 627 nm 44
Red-Orange LXHL-PH01 617 nm 55
Royal Blue LXHL-PR03 455 nm 220 mW
Cool White LXHL-PW01 5500 K 45

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Amber LXHL-DL01 590 nm 38
Blue LXHL-DB01 470 nm 15
Cyan LXHL-DE01 505 nm 41
Green LXHL-DM01 530 nm 48

Side Emitting
Red LXHL-DD01 627 nm 40
Red-Orange LXHL-DH01 617 nm 50
Royal Blue LXHL-DR01 455 nm 198 mW
Cool White LXHL-DW01 5500 K 41
Also See: Electrical Modules: pages 26 – 27

Power ICs: pages 28 – 30
Optics: pages 31 – 40
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LUXEON I Star ®
DRAWINGS
ACTUAL SIZE
Square and hexagonal shaped LUXEON modules for tight beam control. Also available
with highly efficient PMMA secondary optics.
Typical
Part Part Part Typical
Wave- Flux
Number Number Number Intensity
Color length (Lumens) Radiation
LUXEON LUXEON LUXEON (Candela)
or CCT @ Pattern
Star Star/C Star/O (Star/O)
350mA
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Cool White LXHL-MWEC LXHL-MWEA LXHL-NWE8 5500 K 45 500
Warm White LXHL-MWGC — LXHL-NWG8 3300 K 20 200
Green LXHL-MM1C LXHL-MM1A LXHL-NM98 530 nm 53 600
Cyan LXHL-ME1C LXHL-ME1A LXHL-NE98 505 nm 45 600
Blue LXHL-MB1C LXHL-MB1A LXHL-NB98 470 nm 16 200
Royal Blue LXHL-MRRC LXHL-MRRA LXHL-NRR8 455 nm 220 mW 120 Batwing
Red LXHL-MD1C LXHL-MD1A LXHL-ND98 625 nm 27 810
LUMILE D S
Amber LXHL-ML1C LXHL-ML1A LXHL-NL98 590 nm 25 750
Red LXHL-MDAC — — 625 nm 42 —
Red-Orange LXHL-MHAC — — 617 nm 55 —
Amber LXHL-MLAC — — 590 nm 42 —
Cool White LXHL-MW1D LXHL-MW1B — 5500 K 45 —
Green LXHL-MM1D LXHL-MM1B — 530 nm 53 —
Cyan LXHL-ME1D LXHL-ME1B — 505 nm 45 —
Blue LXHL-MB1D LXHL-MB1B — 470 nm 16 —
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Lambertian
Royal Blue LXHL-MRRD LXHL-MRRB — 455 nm 220 mW —
Red LXHL-MD1D LXHL-MD1B LXHL-ND94 625 nm 44 660
Red-Orange LXHL-MH1D LXHL-MH1B LXHL-NH94 617 nm 55 825
Amber LXHL-ML1D LXHL-ML1B LXHL-NL94 590 nm 42 640
Cool White LXHL-FW1C — — 5500 K 41 —
Green LXHL-FM1C — — 530 nm 48 —
Cyan LXHL-FE1C — — 505 nm 41 —
Blue LXHL-FB1C — — 470 nm 15 — Side

Royal Blue LXHL-FR1C — — 455 nm 198 mW — Emitting
Red LXHL-FD1C — — 625 nm 40 —
Red-Orange LXHL-FH1C — — 617 nm 50 —
Amber LXHL-FL1C — — 590 nm 38 —

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LUXEON® III & LUXEON V
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LUXEON III ACTUAL SIZE
Part Number Typical Flux Typical Flux Radiation

Part Wavelength
Color LUXEON III (Lumens) (Lumens) Number
Number or CCT
Star @ 700mA @ 1400mA Pattern
Amber LXHL-PL09 LXHL-LL3C 590 nm — 110
Blue LXHL-PB09 LXHL-LB3C 470 nm 23 —
Cyan LXHL-PE09 LXHL-LE3C 505 nm 64 —

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Green LXHL-PM09 LXHL-LM3C 530 nm 64 —

Lambertian
Red LXHL-PD09 LXHL-LD3C 627 nm — 140
Red-Orange LXHL-PH09 LXHL-LH3C 617 nm — 190
Royal Blue LXHL-PR09 LXHL-LR3C 455 nm 340 mW —
Cool White LXHL-PW09 LXHL-LW3C 5500 K 65 —
Amber LXHL-DL09 LXHL-FL3C 590 nm — 100

Blue LXHL-DB09 LXHL-FB3C 470 nm 21 —
Green LXHL-DM09 LXHL-FM3C 530 nm 58 — Side

Red LXHL-DD09 LXHL-FD3C 627 nm — 125 Emitting
LUMILE D S
Red-Orange LXHL-DH09 LXHL-FH3C 617 nm — 170
Cool White LXHL-DW09 LXHL-FW3C 5500 K 58 —
LUXEON V
Part Number Typical Flux
Wavelength or Radiation
Color Part Number LUXEON V (Lumens) @
CCT Pattern
Star 700 mA
Blue LXHL-PB02 LXHL-LB5C 470 nm 48
Cyan LXHL-PE02 LXHL-LE5C 505 nm 160

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Lambertian
Green LXHL-PM02 LXHL-LM5C 530 nm 160
Royal Blue LXHL-PR02 LXHL-LR5C 455 nm 700 mW
Blue LXHL-DB02 LXHL-FB5C 470 nm 43
Cyan LXHL-DE02 LXHL-FE5C 505 nm 145

Side Emitting
Green LXHL-DM02 LXHL-FM5C 530 nm 145
Royal Blue LXHL-DR02 LXHL-FR5C 455 nm 630 mW
LUXEON V Portable
LXHL-PW03 LXHL-LW6C 120 Lambertian
Cool White 5500 K
LXHL-DW03 LXHL-FW6C 105 Side Emitting
LUXEON Dental
Part Number Typical
Peak Radiation
Color Part Number LUXEON Radiometric
Wavelength Pattern
Dental Star Power
LXHL-BRD1 LXHL-MRD1 140 mW Batwing
Dental Blue 460 nm
LXHL-PRD5 LXHL-LRD5 600 mW Lambertian

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LUXEON K2 ®
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
LUXEON K2 establishes elevated standards for light output, thermal management, and
manufacturability.
Performance at Test
Wave-
Part Number Currents Radiation
Color Part Number length
LUXEON K2 Star Minimum Test Current Pattern
or CCT
Flux (Lumens) (mA)
LXK2-PW12-R00 L2K2-MW12-11-BR00 40
350
LXK2-PW12-S00 L2K2-MW12-11-BS00 52
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Cool
LXK2-PW14-T00 L2K2-MW14-11-BT00 6500K 80
White
LXK2-PW14-U00 L2K2-MW14-11-BU00 88 1000
LXK2-PW14-V00 L2K2-MW14-11-BV00 114
LXK2-PWN2-Q00 L2K2-MWN2-11-BQ00 31
LXK2-PWN2-R00 L2K2-MWN2-11-BR00 40 350
Neutral LXK2-PWN2-S00 L2K2-MWN2-11-BS00 52

4100K
White LXK2-PWN4-T00 L2K2-MWN4-11-BT00 68
LUMILE D S
LXK2-PWN4-U00 L2K2-MWN4-11-BU00 88 1000
LXK2-PWN4-V00 L2K2-MWN4-11-BV00 114
LXK2-PWW2-Q00 L2K2-MWW2-11-BQ00 31
350
Warm LXK2-PWW2-R00 L2K2-MWW2-11-BR00 40
3000K
White LXK2-PWW4-T00 L2K2-MWW4-11-BT00 68
1000
LXK2-PWW4-U00 L2K2-MWW4-11-BU00 88
LXK2-PM12-R00 — 40
350
Green LXK2-PM12-S00 — 530 nm 52
LXK2-PM14-U00 — 88 1000
LXK2-PE12-Q00 — 31
PRO D U C T S
LXK2-PE12-R00 — 40 350
Cyan LXK2-PE12-S00 — 505 nm 52 Lambertian
LXK2-PE14-T00 — 68
1000
LXK2-PE14-U00 — 88
LXK2-PB12-K00 — 9
LXK2-PB12-L00 — 11 350
LXK2-PB12-M00 — 14
Blue 470 nm
LXK2-PB14-N00 — 19
LXK2-PB14-P00 — 24 1000
LXK2-PB14-Q00 — 31
LXK2-PR12-L00 — 175 mW
350
Royal LXK2-PR12-M00 — 225 mW
455 nm
Blue LXK2-PR14-Q00 — 435 mW
1000
LXK2-PR14-R00 — 515 mW
LXK2-PD12-Q00 — 31
Red LXK2-PD12-R00 — 627 nm 40
LXK2-PD12-S00 — 52
Red- LXK2-PH12-R00 — 40
617 nm 350
Orange LXK2-PH12-S00 — 52
LXK2-PL12-P00 — 24
Amber LXK2-PL12-Q00 — 590 nm 31
LXK2-PL12-R00 — 40
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LUXEON® K2 with TFFC
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
Tested and binned at 1000mA, the LUXEON K2 with TFFC is the industry’s premier power
LED for light output, long life, and operating range.
Performance at Test
Wave-
or CCT
Flux (Lumens) (mA)
LXK2-PWC4-0160 L2K2-MWC4-11-0160 160
PRO D U C T S
Cool
LXK2-PWC4-0180 L2K2-MWC4-11-0180 6500K 180 1000 Lambertian
White
LXK2-PWC4-0200 L2K2-MWC4-11-0200 200
Products to be formally released Q2 2008

For product samples please call your local sales office.
Performance at Test
Wave-
or CCT
Flux (Lumens) (mA)
LUMILE D S
LXK2-PWN4-0140 L2K2-MWN4-11-0140 140

Neutral
LXK2-PWN4-0160 L2K2-MWN4-11-0160 4100K 160
White
LXK2-PWN4-0180 L2K2-MWN4-11-0180 180
1000 Lambertian
LXK2-PWW4-0120 L2K2-MWW4-11-0120 120
Warm
LXK2-PWW4-0140 L2K2-MWW4-11-0140 3000K 140
White
LXK2-PWW4-0160 L2K2-MWW4-11-0160 160
LUXEON K2 with TFFC green, blue and royal blue are scheduled to be formally released
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in 2008.
Please visit our website for availability: www.FutureLightingSolutions.com

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LUXEON Rebel ®
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
Engineered for operation between 350 mA and 1000 mA, the entire LUXEON Rebel is
just 3mm x 4.5 mm with a footprint area 75% smaller than other surface mount power
LEDs.
Wavelength or Minimum Flux Radiation

Color Part Number
CCT (Lumens) @ 350mA Pattern
LXML-PWC1-0040 40
LXML-PWC1-0050 50
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LXML-PWC1-0070 70
Cool White 6500 K
LXML-PWC1-0080 80
LXML-PWC1-0090 90
LXML-PWC1-0100 100
LXML-PWN1-0040 40
LXML-PWN1-0050 50
Neutral White 4100 K
LXML-PWN1-0070 70
LUMILE D S
LXML-PWN1-0080 80
LXML-PWW1-0040 40
Warm White LXML-PWW1-0050 3000 K 50
LXML-PWW1-0060 60
LXML-PM01-0040 40
LXML-PM01-0050 50
Green 530 nm
LXML-PM01-0070 70
LXML-PM01-0080 80
LXML-PE01-0030 30 Lambertian
PRO D U C T S
LXML-PE01-0040 40
Cyan 505 nm
LXML-PE01-0060 60
LXML-PE01-0070 70
LXML-PB01-0008 9
LXML-PB01-0010 11
Blue LXML-PB01-0013 470 nm 14
LXML-PB01-0018 19
LXML-PB01-0023 24
LXML-PR01-0175 175 mW
Royal Blue LXML-PR01-0225 455 nm 225 mW
LXML-PR01-0275 275 mW
LXML-PD01-0030 30
Red 627 nm
LXML-PD01-0040 40
LXML-PH01-0040 40
Red-Orange 617 nm
LXML-PH01-0050 50
LXML-PL01-0023 24
Amber 590 nm
LXML-PL01-0030 30

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LUXEON® Assemblies
LUXEON Line
Linear array of 12 LUXEON I light sources. Provided with highly efficient PMMA
secondary optics for tight beam control. Two AMP 2-pin connectors provided, enabling
daisy chain connections for meters of light.

Color Part Number LED Count
CCT @ 700 mA Pattern
Cool White LXHL-NWE9 5500 K 250
Blue LXHL-NB99 470 nm 100

Batwing
PRO D U C T S
Cyan LXHL-NE99 505 nm 300

12
Green LXHL-NM99 530 nm 300
Amber LXHL-NL95 590 nm 425

Lambertian
Red LXHL-ND95 627 nm 450
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
LUMILE D S
LUXEON Ring
Circular arrays of 6 or 12 LUXEON I light sources, that can either be used separately or
in combination. Provided with highly efficient PMMA secondary optics for tight beam
control. AMP 2 pin connector provided for easy electrical connection.

P H ILIPS
Color Part Number LED Count

CCT @ 700 mA Pattern

Batwing
12

Lambertian

Batwing
6

Lambertian
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
Thermal Management: pages 41 – 42
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LUXEON Assemblies (cont.)
®
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
LUXEON Flood
Rectangular array of 12 or 18 density packed LUXEON I light sources. AMP connector
provided for easy electrical connection.
Wavelength or Radiation
Color Part Number Typical Flux (Lumens) LED Count
CCT Pattern
Blue LXHL-MBJA 470 nm 180
Cyan LXHL-MEJA 505 nm 540
P H ILIPS
Green LXHL-MMJA 530 nm 540
Batwing
Amber LXHL-MLJA 590 nm 450
18
Red LXHL-MDJA 625 nm 480
Cool White LXHL-MWJE 5500 K 450
Amber LXHL-MLJB 590 nm 750

Lambertian
Red LXHL-MDJB 627 nm 790
Blue LXHL-MBCA 470 nm 120
LUMILE D S
Cyan LXHL-MECA 505 nm 360
Green LXHL-MMCA 530 nm 360

Batwing
Amber LXHL-MLCA 590 nm 300
12
Red LXHL-MDCA 625 nm 320
Cool White LXHL-MWCE 5500 K 300
Amber LXHL-MLCB 590 nm 500

Lambertian
Red LXHL-MDCB 627 nm 525
PRO D U C T S

Thermal Management: pages 41 – 42
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SuperFlux
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
Square shaped, 4-pin, through-hole LEDs.
Dominant Minimum Intensity Minimum Viewing

Color Part Number
Wavelength (nm) (Candela) Flux (Lumens) Angle (deg)
HPWT-BD02-00000 3 1.5
HPWT-BD02-D4000 4 2
Red 630
HPWT-BD02-E4000 5 2.5
HPWT-BD02-F4000 6 3
HPWT-BH02-00000 3 1.5
PRO D U C T S
HPWT-BH02-D4000 4 2
Red- HPWT-BH02-E4000 5 2.5 30

620
Orange HPWT-BH02-F4000 6 3
HPWT-BH02-G4000 7 3.5
HPWT-BH02-H4000 8 4
HPWT-BL02-00000 2 1
Amber HPWT-BL02-C4000 594 3 1.5
HPWT-BL02-D4000 4 2
HPWT-DD02-00000 2.3 1.5
HPWT-DD02-D4000 3 2
Red 630
LUMILE D S
HPWT-DD02-E4000 3.8 2.5

HPWT-DD02-F4000 4.5 3
HPWT-DH02-00000 2.3 1.5
HPWT-DH02-D4000 3 2
HPWT-DH02-E4000 3.8 2.5
Red- HPWT-DH02-F4000 4.5 3 40

620
Orange HPWT-DH02-G4000 5.3 3.5
HPWT-DH02-H4000 6 4
HPWA-DH02-B4000 1.5 1
P H ILIPS
HPWA-DH02-C4000 2.3 1.5

HPWT-DL02-00000 1.5 1
Amber HPWT-DL02-C4000 594 2.3 1.5
HPWT-DL02-D4000 3 2
HPWT-MD02-00000 0.9 1.5
HPWT-MD02-D4000 1.2 2
Red 630
HPWT-MD02-E4000 1.5 2.5
HPWT-MD02-F4000 1.8 3
HPWT-MH02-00000 0.9 1.5
HPWT-MH02-D4000 1.2 2
Red- HPWT-MH02-E4000 1.5 2.5 70

620
Orange HPWT-MH02-F4000 1.8 3
HPWT-MH02-G4000 2.1 3.5
HPWT-MH02-H4000 2.4 4
HPWT-ML02-00000 0.6 1
Amber HPWT-ML02-C4000 594 0.9 1.5
HPWT-ML02-D4000 1.2 2
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SuperFlux (cont.)
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
Dominant Minimum Intensity Minimum Viewing

Color Part Number
Wavelength (nm) (Candela) Flux (Lumens) Angle (deg)
HPWT-RD02-00000 1.9 1.5
HPWT-RD02-D4000 2.5 2
Red 630
HPWT-RD02-E4000 3.1 2.5
HPWT-RD02-F4000 3.8 3
HPWT-RH02-00000 1.9 1.5
P H ILIPS
HPWT-RH02-D4000 2.5 2
Red- HPWT-RH02-E4000 3.1 2.5 25 x 68

620
Orange HPWT-RH02-F4000 3.8 3
HPWT-RH02-G4000 4.4 3.5
HPWT-RH02-H4000 5 4
HPWT-RL02-00000 1.3 1
Amber HPWT-RL02-C4000 594 1.9 1.5
HPWT-RL02-D4000 2.5 2
LUMILE D S
Red- HPWA-MH02-B4000 0.6 1
620 90
Orange HPWA-MH02-C4000 0.9 1.5
PRO D U C T S
SnapLED
DRAWING
ACTUAL SIZE
Rectangular shaped, high-brightness SnapLED LEDs. These LEDs can be creatively formed
into rugged arrays using solderless technology.
Dominant Minimum Minimum

Part Total Included Test Current
Color Wavelength Intensity Flux
Number Angle (deg) (mA)
(nm) (Candela) (Lumens)
HPWS-TH00 3.6 6 120
Red- HPWS-FH00 12 6 70
620
Orange HPWS-TH77 4.3 7.2 120
150
HPWS-FH77 14.4 7.2 70
HPWS-TL00 1.8 3 120
Amber 594
HPWS-FL00 6 3 70
Red- HPWT-TH00 1.8 3 120

621
Orange HPWT-FH00 6 3 70
70
HPWT-TL00 0.9 1.5 120
Amber 594
HPWT-FL00 3 1.5 70
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Light Engines
A Light Engine consists of single or multiple LUXEON® LEDs mounted on a metal core
printed circuit board (MCPCB) in a variety of configurations. The assemblies may be
available with or without connectors, optics, thermals and/or power solutions.
Benefits of using an LED light engine

• Enables quick designs
• Improves time to market
P r o d u ct s
• Allows for flexibility in product selection and configurations

• Perfect for prototyping, demonstrations and project specific opportunities
• Reduces fixture development expenses by eliminating engineering and assembly costs
MR Type Light Engines

L u m i d r i v e s
Color
Color Part Number Part Details
Scheme
Red HL16K-R MR16 based modules with all sublenses single
Green HL16K-G MR16 based modules with all sublenses single
Blue HL16K-B MR16 based modules with all sublenses single
Cool White HL16K-W MR16 based modules with all sublenses single
Warm White HL16K-WW MR16 based modules with all sublenses single
D i a l i g ht
Amber HL16K-A MR16 based modules with all sublenses single
Red HL16K-D-R MR16 based modules with all sublenses + onboard driver single
Green HL16K-D-G MR16 based modules with all sublenses + onboard driver single
Blue HL16K-D-B MR16 based modules with all sublenses + onboard driver single
Cool White HL16K-D-W MR16 based modules with all sublenses + onboard driver single
Warm White HL16K-D-WW MR16 based modules with all sublenses + onboard driver single
Amber HL16K-D-A MR16 based modules with all sublenses + onboard driver single
Red HL11K-R MR11 based modules with all sublenses single
Green HL11K-G MR11 based modules with all sublenses single
Blue HL11K-B MR11 based modules with all sublenses single
Cool White HL11K-W MR11 based modules with all sublenses single
Warm White HL11K-WW MR11 based modules with all sublenses single
Amber HL11K-A MR11 based modules with all sublenses single
RGB HL16-RGB Luxeon based HL16 module (LUXEON I) multicolor
RGB HL16K-RGB Luxeon based HL16 module (LUXEON K2) multicolor

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Linear Light Engines
Color
Scheme
Red LK1-1-R LinkLED Linear System 1W on MCPCB c/w Connectors Single
Green LK1-1-G LinkLED Linear System 1W on MCPCB c/w Connectors Single
Blue LK1-1-B LinkLED Linear System 1W on MCPCB c/w Connectors Single
Cool White LK1-1-W LinkLED Linear System 1W on MCPCB c/w Connectors Single
D i a l i g ht
Warm White LK1-1-WW LinkLED Linear System 1W on MCPCB c/w Connectors Single
Red LLN3-R-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 3x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Green LLN3-G-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 3x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Blue LLN3-B-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 3x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Cool White LLN3-W-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 3x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Warm White LLN3-WW-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 3x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Red LLN9-R-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 9x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Green LLN9-G-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 9x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
L u m i d r i v e s
Blue LLN9-B-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 9x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Cool White LLN9-W-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 9x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Warm White LLN9-WW-XXX Lumiline Light Engine 9x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Red LLT3-R Lumilight Light Engine 3x1w Single
Green LLT3-G Lumilight Light Engine 3x1w Single
Blue LLT3-B Lumilight Light Engine 3x1w Single
Cool White LLT3-W Lumilight Light Engine 3x1w Single
Warm White LLT3-WW Lumilight Light Engine 3x1w Single
Amber LLT3-A Lumilight Light Engine 3x1w Single

P r o d u ct s
RGB LKOP-RGB-XXX LinkLED with Optic Holder Only Multicolor
RGB LK-3-RGB LinkLED Multicolor
RGB LK-3-EL-RGB LinkLED EL (Edge Light) Multicolor
RGB CE12L-RGB-XXX Color Engine 12 Linear - 1W - with Optic Holder Only Multicolor
RGB CE18L-RGB-XXX Color Engine 18 Linear - 1W - with Optic Holder Only Multicolor
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Circular Light Engines
Color
Scheme
Amber LK1-1-A LinkLED Linear System 1W on MCPCB c/w Connectors Single
Red LSP1-R-XXX Lumispot Light Engine 1x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Green LSP1-G-XXX Lumispot Light Engine 1x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Blue LSP1-B-XXX Lumispot Light Engine 1x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
P r o d u ct s
Cool White LSP1-W-XXX Lumispot Light Engine 1x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
Warm White LSP1-WW-XXX Lumispot Light Engine 1x1w with Optic Holder Only Single
L u m i d r i v e s
RGB CE3C-RGB-XXX Color Engine 3 Circular - 1W - with Optic Holder Only Multicolor
D i a l i g ht
RGB CE18C-RGB-XXX Color Engine 18 Circular - 1W - with Optic Holder only Multicolor
RGB CE36C-RGB-XXX Color Engine 36 Circular - 1W - with Optic Holder only Multicolor
Thermal Management is an integral part of an LED solution and is highly recommended in

any application. Please refer to pages 41 – 42 for a list of standard heatsinks.
For retrofits (proof of concept or prototype), it is possible to use standard heatsinks to allow
for maximum dissipation of heat.
New designs offer the flexibility to use the entire fixture as the heatsink, which will allow
the LUXEON® LEDs to run cooler. This will increase luminous efficiencies and decrease
power consumption.
For more information on selecting the appropriate light engine, please visit our interactive
LED light engine selector webtool at www.FutureLightingSolutions.com/lightengines

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Connectors
RJ45 Cables & Blocks

RJ45 cables are used to transmit control signals between RFCC master & slave
Colordrivers™ and also to drive HL16RGB modules. Cables are available to convert the
Molex output from the Colordriver™ to an RJ45 format, and from the RJ45 format to the
HL16RGB input.
Part Number Type From To Length ( m )
CDL-M3M 2-way Molex Male Molex Male 3.0
D i a l i g ht
RJ45-XLR-F 2-way Molex Female RJ45 0.2
RJ45-XLR-M 2-way Molex Male RJ45 0.2
RJ45-CONN-ASSY N/A Connector Assembly (1 per HL-16 RGB)
RJ45-C N/A Termination Plug for last RJ45-CONN-ASSY block
RJ45-0.5 2-way RJ45 RJ45 0.5
RJ45-2 2-way RJ45 RJ45 2.0
RJ45-5 2-way RJ45 RJ45 3.0
Molex Cables & Splitters

Molex cables are used to connect from the Dialight Lumidrives Colordrivers™ to the various
L u m i d r i v e s
RGB Color Engines & RGB LinkLEDs. A range of splitter blocks is available for driving
multiple Color Engines from a single Colordriver™.
CDL-M3E 2-way Molex Male Circular Color Engines 3.0
CD-JB3 3-way Molex Female Molex Female N/A
CD-JB7 7-way Molex Female Molex Female N/A
CDJB-BL N/A Termination Plug for Molex Splitters
CT2 Linking Cables

The CT2 linking cables are the interlink connection cables for the Lumidrives LinkLEDs
range of LED lighting products. These cables are pre-connected with a 2-way plug to
P r o d u ct s
match the socket used on the LinkLEDs. The range includes both interconnecting cables and
end connector.
CT2-E300 2-way Input Lead for Single-Color LinkLED
CT2-100 2-way Female Link Lead Female Link Lead 0.1
CT2-C 2-way Common Connector for Single-Color LinkLED
CT4 Linking Cables

The CT4 linking cables are the interlink connection cables for the Lumidrives RGB LinkLEDs
Linear Color Engine ranges of LED lighting products. These cables are pre-connected
with the 4-way plug to match the socket used on the LinkLEDs. The range includes both
interconnecting cables and end connector.
CT4-MLXM 4-way Molex Male 8-way Molex Male 0.2
CT4-MLXF 4-way Molex Male Molex Female 0.2
CT4-C 4-way Common Connector for RGB LinkLEDs
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LUXEON® Selector Guide
Minimum Typical Test Forward

Emitter Part Star Part Radiation
Color LED Flux Flux Current
Number Number Pattern
(Lumens) (Lumens) (mA)
LXML-PM01-0040 — 40 —
LUXEON LXML-PM01-0050 — 50 —
350 Lambertian
Rebel LXML-PM01-0070 — 70 —
LXML-PM01-0080 — 80 —
LXK2-PM12-R00 — 40 —
GREEN 350
LUXEON K2 LXK2-PM12-S00 — 52 — Lambertian
LXK2-PM14-U00 — 88 — 1000
520 nm LXHL-BM01 LXHL-MM1C — 53 Batwing

— LUXEON I LXHL-PM01 LXHL-MM1D — 53 350 Lambertian
GUI D E
550 nm
LXHL-DM01 LXHL-FM1C — 48 Side Emitting
LXHL-PM09 LXHL-LM3C — 64 Lambertian
LUXEON III 700
LXHL-PM02 LXHL-LM5C — 160 Lambertian
LUXEON V 700
LXML-PE01-0030 — 30 —
LXML-PE01-0040 — 40 —
SELE C T OR
LUXEON
350 Lambertian
Rebel LXML-PE01-0060 — 60 —
LXML-PE01-0070 — 70 —
LXK2-PE12-Q00 — 31 —
CYAN LXK2-PE12-R00 — 40 — 350
LUXEON K2 LXK2-PE12-S00 — 52 — Lambertian
LXK2-PE14-T00 — 68 —
490 nm 1000
LXK2-PE14-U00 — 88 —
—
520 nm LXHL-BE01 LXHL-ME1C — 45 Batwing
LUXEON I LXHL-PE01 LXHL-ME1D — 45 350 Lambertian
®
LXHL-DE01 LXHL-FE1C — 41 Side Emitting

LU X EON
LUXEON III LXHL-PE09 LXHL-LE3C — 64 700 Lambertian

LXHL-PE02 LXHL-LE5C — 160 Lambertian
LUXEON V 700
LXHL-DE02 LXHL-FE5C — 145 Side Emitting
LXML-PB01-0008 — 9 —
LXML-PB01-0010 — 11 —
LUXEON
LXML-PB01-0013 — 14 — 350 Lambertian
Rebel
LXML-PB01-0018 — 19 —
LXML-PB01-0023 — 24 —
LXK2-PB12-K00 — 9 —
LXK2-PB12-L00 — 11 — 350
BLUE
LXK2-PB12-M00 — 14 —
LUXEON K2 Lambertian
LXK2-PB14-N00 — 19 —
460 nm LXK2-PB14-P00 — 24 — 1000

— LXK2-PB14-Q00 — 31 —
490 nm
LXHL-BB01 LXHL-MB1C — 16 Batwing
LUXEON I LXHL-PB01 LXHL-MB1D — 16 350 Lambertian
LXHL-DB01 LXHL-FB1C — 15 Side Emitting
LXHL-PB09 LXHL-LB3C — 23 Lambertian
LUXEON III 700
LXHL-PB02 LXHL-LB5C — 48 Lambertian
LUXEON V 700
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LUXEON Selector Guide (cont.)
®
Minimum Typical Test Forward

Emitter Part Star Part Radiation
Color LED Flux Flux Current
Number Number Pattern
(Lumens) (Lumens) (mA)
LXML-PR01-0175 — 175 mW —
LUXEON
LXML-PR01-0225 — 225 mW — 350 Lambertian
Rebel
LXML-PR01-0275 — 275 mW —
LXK2-PR12-L00 — 175 mW —
ROYAL 350
BLUE LXK2-PR12-M00 — 225 mW —
LUXEON K2 Lambertian
LXK2-PR14-Q00 — 435 mW —
1000
LXK2-PR14-R00 — 515 mW —
440 nm LXHL-BR02 LXHL-MRRC — 220 mW Batwing
— LUXEON I LXHL-PR03 LXHL-MRRD — 220 mW 350 Lambertian
LU X EON
460 nm
LXHL-DR01 LXHL-FR1C — 198 mW Side Emitting
LUXEON III LXHL-PR09 LXHL-LR3C — 340 mW 700 Lambertian
LXHL-PR02 LXHL-LR5C — 700 mW Lambertian
LUXEON V 700
LXHL-DR02 LXHL-FR5C — 630 mW Side Emitting
LUXEON LXML-PD01-0030 — 30 —
350 Lambertian
Rebel LXML-PD01-0040 — 40 —
LXK2-PD12-Q00 — 31 —
®
RED LUXEON K2 LXK2-PD12-R00 — 40 — 350 Lambertian
LXK2-PD12-S00 — 52 —
SELE C T OR
LXHL-BD01 LXHL-MD1C — 27
621 nm Batwing
LXHL-BD03 LXHL-MDAC — 42
— LUXEON I 350
645 nm LXHL-PD01 LXHL-MD1D — 44 Lambertian
LXHL-DD01 LXHL-FD1C — 40 Side Emitting
LXHL-PD09 LXHL-LD3C — 140 Lambertian
LUXEON III 1400
LXHL-DD09 LXHL-FD3C — 125 Side Emitting
LUXEON LXML-PH01-0040 — 40 —
350 Lambertian
Rebel LXML-PH01-0050 — 50 —
RED-
ORANGE LXK2-PH12-R00 — 40 —
LUXEON K2 350 Lambertian
LXK2-PH12-S00 — 52 — GUI D E
LXHL-BH03 LXHL-MHAC — 55 Batwing
614 nm LUXEON I LXHL-PH01 LXHL-MH1D — 55 350 Lambertian
— LXHL-DH01 LXHL-FH1C — 50 Side Emitting
621 nm
LXHL-PH09 LXHL-LH3C — 190 Lambertian
LUXEON III 1400
LXHL-DH09 LXHL-FH3C — 170 Side Emitting
LUXEON LXML-PL01-0023 — 24 —
350 Lambertian
Rebel LXML-PL01-0030 — 30 —
LXK2-PL12-P00 — 24 —
AMBER LUXEON K2 LXK2-PL12-Q00 — 31 — 350 Lambertian
LXK2-PL12-R00 — 40 —
LXHL-BL01 LXHL-ML1C — 25
585 nm Batwing
LXHL-BL03 LXHL-MLAC — 42
— LUXEON I 350
597 nm LXHL-PL01 LXHL-ML1D — 42 Lambertian
LXHL-DL01 LXHL-FL1C — 38 Side Emitting
LXHL-PL09 LXHL-LL3C — 110 Lambertian
LUXEON III 1400
LXHL-DL09 LXHL-FL3C — 100 Side Emitting
DENTAL LUXEON I LXHL-BRD1 LXHL-MRD1 — 140 mW 350 Batwing
460 nm LUXEON V LXHL-PRD5 LXHL-LRD5 — 600 mW 700 Lambertian
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LUXEON® Selector Guide (cont.)
Test
Minimum Typical
Emitter Part Forward Radiation
Color LED Star Part Number Flux Flux
Number Current Pattern
(Lumens) (Lumens)
(mA)
LXML-PWC1-0040 — 40 —
LXML-PWC1-0050 — 50 —
LUXEON LXML-PWC1-0070 — 70 —
350 Lambertian
Rebel LXML-PWC1-0080 — 80 —
LXML-PWC1-0090 — 90 —
LXML-PWC1-0100 — 100 —
LXK2-PW12-R00 L2K2-MW12-11-BR00 40 —
350
LXK2-PW12-S00 L2K2-MW12-11-BS00 52 —
COOL LUXEON
WHITE LXK2-PW14-T00 L2K2-MW14-11-BT00 80 — Lambertian
GUI D E
K2
LXK2-PW14-U00 L2K2-MW14-11-BU00 88 — 1000
LXK2-PW14-V00 L2K2-MW14-11-BV00 114 —
4500K LUXEON LXK2-PWC4-0160 L2K2-MWC4-11-0160 160 —
— K2 with LXK2-PWC4-0180 L2K2-MWC4-11-0180 180 — 1000 Lambertian
10,000K TFFC LXK2-PWC4-0200 L2K2-MWC4-11-0200 200 —
LXHL-BW02 LXHL-MWEC — 45 Batwing
LUXEON I LXHL-PW01 LXHL-MW1D — 45 350 Lambertian
SELE C T OR
LXHL-DW01 LXHL-FW1C — 41 Side Emitting

LUXEON LXHL-PW09 LXHL-LW3C — 65 Lambertian
700
III LXHL-DW09 LXHL-FW3C — 58 Side Emitting
LUXEON LXHL-DW03 LXHL-FW6C — 105 Side Emitting
700
V LXHL-PW03 LXHL-LW6C — 120 Lambertian
LXML-PWN1-0040 — 40 —
LUXEON LXML-PWN1-0050 — 50 —
350 Lambertian
Rebel LXML-PWN1-0070 — 70 —
LXML-PWN1-0080 — 80 —
NEUTRAL
®
WHITE LXK2-PWN2-Q00 L2K2-MWN2-11-BQ00 31 —

LU X EON
LXK2-PWN2-R00 L2K2-MWN2-11-BR00 40 — 350

LUXEON LXK2-PWN2-S00 L2K2-MWN2-11-BS00 52 —
Lambertian
3500K K2 LXK2-PWN4-T00 L2K2-MWN4-11-BT00 68 —
— LXK2-PWN4-U00 L2K2-MWN4-11-BU00 88 — 1000
4500K
LXK2-PWN4-V00 L2K2-MWN4-11-BV00 114 —
LUXEON LXK2-PWN4-0140 L2K2-MWN4-11-0140 140 —

K2 with LXK2-PWN4-0160 L2K2-MWN4-11-0160 160 — 1000 Lambertian
TFFC LXK2-PWN4-0180 L2K2-MWN4-11-0180 180 —
LXML-PWW1-0040 — 40 —
LUXEON
LXML-PWW1-0050 — 50 — 350 Lambertian
Rebel
LXML-PWW1-0060 — 60 —
WARM
WHITE LXK2-PWW2-Q00 L2K2-MWW2-11-BQ00 31 —
350
LUXEON LXK2-PWW2-R00 L2K2-MWW2-11-BR00 40 —
Lambertian
K2 LXK2-PWW4-T00 L2K2-MWW4-11-BT00 68 —
1000
2670K LXK2-PWW4-U00 L2K2-MWW4-11-BU00 88 —
— LXK2-PWW4-0120 L2K2-MWW4-11-0120 120 —
3500K LUXEON
K2 with LXK2-PWW4-0140 L2K2-MWW4-11-0140 140 — 1000 Lambertian
TFFC LXK2-PWW4-0160 L2K2-MWW4-11-0160 160 —
LUXEON I LXHL-BW03 LXHL-MWGC — 20 350 Batwing
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Power — Electrical Modules
Electrical modules are ready-to-use power solutions, which have been designed to
drive LUXEON® LEDs from a wide range of input voltages. Consequently, they are ideal for
testing and prototyping LUXEON-based applications.
Driver accessories such as power cords and AMP connectors are available.
VIN VOUT max IOUT max

Type Supplier Part Number Features
(Vdc) (Vdc) (mA)
Low Voltage
LEDdynamics MICROPUCK-2009 0.8 – 3.0 4.0 350 —
Boost (DC)
Med Voltage
LEDdynamics 4015-D-E-0350 5 – 28 48 350 dimmable
Boost (DC)
Dialight MLV3-C-35 10 – 30 12 350 —

Lumidrives MLV3-C-70 10 – 30 18 700 —
PO W ER
VDX-0350S 6 – 20 8 350 —
VSD-0350S 6 – 40 34 350 dimmable
i2Systems
VSD-0700S 6 – 40 24 700 dimmable
Med Voltage VSD-1000S 6 – 40 16 1000 dimmable
Buck (DC)
3021-D-E-0350 5 – 32 21 350 dimmable
4023B-D-0350 5 – 32 25 350 dimmable
SOLU T IONS
3021-D-E-0700 5 – 32 21 700 dimmable
LEDdynamics
3021-D-E-1000 5 – 32 21 1000 dimmable
dimmable
4016 8 – 32 21 350, 700, 1000
4-channel

(Vac) (Vdc) (mA)
3021-A-E-0350 7 – 24 21 350 dimmable
Med Voltage
LEDdynamics 3021-A-E-0700 7 – 24 21 700 dimmable
Buck (AC)
3021-A-E-1000 7 – 24 21 1000 dimmable

(Vac or Vdc) (Vdc) (mA)
Med Voltage Dialight MLV9-C-35 12 – 24 36 350 dimmable

(AC or DC) Lumidrives MLV9-C-70 12 – 24 18 700 dimmable
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Power — Electrical Modules (cont.)
VOUT max IOUT max

Type Supplier Part Number VIN (Vac) Features
(Vdc) (mA)
LED-120A-0350C-28F 120 28 350 —
LED-120A-0350C-33F 120 33 350 —
LED-120A-0700C-24F 120 24 700 —
LED-120A-0012V-10F 120 12 1000 —

Offline
AC-DC Advance LED-120A-0024V-10F 120 25 1050 —
(120 Vac)
LED-120A-0024V-10D 120 25 1050 dimmable
LED-120A-0024V-18F 120 25 1700 —
LED-120A-0012V-21F 120 12 2100 —

LED-120A-0024V-33F 120 24 3300 —
SOLU T IONS
9137-006-15882 230 34 350 —

9137-006-15982 230 24 700 —
Offline
AC-DC Advance 9137-001-81403 230 24 700 —
(230 Vac)
9137-001-81982 230 25 1050 dimmable
LED-230A-0024V-17F 230 25 1700 —
LED-UNIA-0350C-12F 110 – 255 12 350 —

Advance LED-UNIA-0700C-12F 110 – 255 12 700 —
LED-INTA-0024V-41F 120 – 277 24 4100 —
Offline
AC-DC MDU4-SC-35 110 – 240 15 350 —
(110-240+ RFCC-MASTER 110 – 240 24 350 —
PO W ER
Vac)
Dialight
RFCC-SLAVE 110 – 240 24 350 —
Lumidrives
CDU-L-3-35-DMX 110 – 240 48 350 —
MDU9-SC-35/70 110 – 240 32 350, 700 —
Associated Product
Type Supplier Part Number Description
Manufacturer Part #s
LEDdynamics 3021HEP Wire Harness LEDdynamics 3021-x-y-zz
i2Systems VCA-87 Wire Harness i2Systems VSD-xxxxS

Accessories
Qualtek 221001-01 Power Cord Advance LED-120A-xxxx
Tyco Electronics 1365323-1 Connector Cable Advance LED-120A-xxxC
Type Supplier Part Number Description Features

Accessories Tyco 1954097-1 SMT Poke-in connector Accepts 18AWG — 22AWG wire
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Power — Low Voltage ICs
Low voltage ICs provide the necessary power to drive LUXEON® LEDs from input
voltages of 6V and under. These solutions are ideal for portable applications such as
flashlights, headlamps and bicycle lights.

Type Supplier Part Number
(Vdc) (Vdc) (mA)
LM3551 2.7 – 5.5 11 1000
National Semiconductor
LM3553 2.7 – 5.5 19 1200
NCP1422 1.0 – 5.0 5.0 800

ON Semiconductor
NCP1450A 0.8 – 6.0 6.0 1000
SP6648 0.7 – 4.5 4.0 400

Boost Exar* SP6641B 1.0 – 5.0 6.0 500
PO W ER
SP7648 2.7 – 4.5 5.5 800
STMicroelectronics L6920 0.6 – 5.5 8.0 500
ZXSC310 0.8 – 8.0 8.0 1100

Zetex ZXSC400 1.8 – 8.0 8.0 1100
ZXLD1321 1.2 – 12.0 18.0 1000
SP6655 2.7 – 5.5 5.0 400

Exar*
SOLU T IONS
Buck SP6652 2.7 – 5.5 5.0 1000
STMicroelectronics L6926 2.0 – 5.5 5.0 800
SEPIC or Boost National Semiconductor LM3410 2.7 – 5.5 24.0 1000
ON Semiconductor NCP5030 2.7 – 5.5 5.5 1200
Buck-Boost STMicroelectronics STCF03 2.7 – 5.5 5.3 800
Zetex ZXLD1322 2.5 – 15.0 15.0 700
LM2754 2.8 – 5.5 5.0 800

LM2758 2.7 – 5.5 5.0 700
Charge Pump
SP7686A 2.5 – 5.5 5.0 500
Exar*
SP7685 2.7 – 5.5 5.0 1000
LDO STMicroelectronics ST890 2.7 – 5.5 5.0 1200
* Formerly known as Sipex.

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Power — Medium Voltage ICs & Programmable ICs
Medium voltage ICs deliver the power for driving LUXEON® LEDs for input voltages of
12V to 80V. These solutions are commonly integrated in automotive, industrial and military
applications.
Type Supplier Part Number VIN (Vdc) VOUT max (Vdc) IOUT max (mA)
Melexis MLX10803 6.0 – 32 30 External
LM3407 4.5 – 30 27 350
LM3402 6.0 – 42 41 500
LM3402HV 6.0 – 75 74 500
LM3404 6.0 – 42 41 1200
LM3404HV 6.0 – 75 74 1500
Buck
LM3401 4.5 – 35 35 External
Exar* SP7601 4.5 – 29 29 External
SOLU T IONS
ZXLD1350 7.0 – 30 30 350

ZXLD1360 7.0 – 30 30 1000
Zetex
ZXLD1362 6.0 – 60 60 1000
ZXLD1320 4.0 – 18 18 1500
ON Semiconductor NCP3065 3.0 – 40 40 1500
Buck-Boost
Zetex ZXLD1322 2.5 – 15 15 700
ON Semiconductor NUD4001 8.0 – 30 28 400
LDO
STMicroelectronics STCS1 4.7 – 40 40 1500
* Formerly known as Sipex.
Programmable ICs, such as microcontrollers, allow users to control driver circuits

in order to expand the capability of the power solution to include dimming features,
PO W ER
automated intensity compensation for low battery conditions, and the ability to play back
pre-programmed flash and strobe sequences.
Reference designs and evaluation boards are available to test the performance of
programmable solutions. Please contact your local sales office for more information.
Type Supplier Part Number VIN (Vdc) Memory (kB) ADC (bits)
CY8CLED02 2.4 – 5.3 4 10

CY8CLED04 2.4 – 5.3 16 14
EZ-Color - 8 bit Cypress
CY8CLED08 2.4 – 5.3 16 14
CY8CLED16 2.4 – 5.3 32 14
STMicroelectronics ST7DALI 2.4 – 5.5 8 10
MC9RS08KA2 1.8 – 5.5 2 Comparator

MCU - 8 bit Freescale MC68H908QT 3.0 – 5.0 4 10
Semiconductor MC9S08QG 1.8 – 3.6 8 10
MC908QB 3.0 – 5.0 8 10
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Power — Offline AC-DC ICs
Offline AC-DC IC solutions can power LUXEON from universal input voltages of 85Vac
to 265Vac. These solutions are ideal for general lighting, task lighting, and commercial
signage applications.
It is possible to develop several power solutions from the same offline AC-DC IC.
Depending on user specification, some applications will require the solution to be isolated
or non-isolated, with or without power factor correction.
Reference designs and evaluation boards are available to test the performance of the
various solutions.
VOUT typ IOUT typ POUT max

Type Supplier Part Number VIN (Vac)
(Vdc) (mA) (W)
Fairchild Semiconductor FAN7554 85 – 265 12 1000 17
SSL1523 80 – 276 12 350 15
PO W ER
NXP
SSL1623 80 – 276 15 1000 25
NCP1013 85 – 265 18 350 15
Isolated ON Semiconductor
NCP1351 86 – 266 15 1000 20
Viper12 85 – 265 15 350 8
STMicroelectronics Viper22 85 – 265 24 350 12
Viper53 85 – 265 24 350 30
Isolated ON Semiconductor NCP1651 85 – 245 30 1000 250
SOLU T IONS
PFC NXP SSL1750 70 – 276 30 1000 250
IRS2540 < 200 24 1000 —
International Rectifier
Non- IRS2541 < 600 24 1000 —
Isolated NXP UBA3070 600 600 External —
ON Semiconductor NCP1216 85 – 265 250 400 120
Power — Passive Components

NIC Components Corp. supplies an extensive range of passive components, such as
inductors and capacitors used in today’s latest IC-based LUXEON® LED drivers. For a
complete guide of available products please visit www.niccomp.com
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Single-LED Optics for LUXEON® I, LUXEON III and
LUXEON V
Narrow Beam Lens

LED Optic Optic Holder Part Number
Beam
Radiation Diameter LUXEON III Star
Part Number Angle Shape Emitter LUXEON I Star
Pattern (mm) LUXEON V Star
(°)
10064, 10065, 10064, 10065, 10076, 10077,
L 10124 9 27 C
10172 10172 10111, 10112
10012, 10024, 10026, 10036, 10043, 10044,
Carclo L, B 10003 9 20 C
10035 10037 10045
Optics
L, B 10020 9 20 C included N/A N/A
10064, 10065, 10064, 10065, 10076, 10077,
L, B 10048 6 27 C
10172 10172 10111, 10112
B FHS-HNB1-LB01-0 8 27 C – – N/A
B FHS-HNB1-LB01-H 8 27 C included included N/A
L FLP-HNB3-LL01-0 12 20 C – – –
Fraen L FLP-HNB3-LL01-H 12 20 C included included included
Spacer Ring Spacer Ring Spacer Ring
L FHS-HNB1-LL01-0 10 30 C
FTS-S FTS-S FTS-SS
L FHS-HNB1-LL01-H 10 30 C included included N/A
OH-ES1-BK, OH-ES1-BK, OH-S35-BK,
OP T I C S
L2
L, B OP-005 10 20 C OH-ES1-CL, OH-ES1-CL, OH-S35-CL,
Optics
OH-ES1-WH OH-ES1-WH OH-S35-WH
Philips
B LXHL-NX05 10 20 C LXHL-NX07 N/A N/A
Lumileds
L, B 120/121 12 15 H included included N/A
L, B 120/128 12 15 H N/A N/A included
Polymer
Optics
L, B 152 12 22 H – – –
B = Batwing H = Hexagonal
C = Circular L = Lambertian
– = A separate optic holder is not needed because the optic self-aligns to the LED.
N/A = The optic is not meant to be used with this type of LED.
included = A separate optic holder exists and is included with the optic part number.
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Single-LED Optics for LUXEON I, LUXEON III and ®
LUXEON V (cont.)
Medium Beam Lens

Beam
(°)
10012, 10024, 10026, 10036, 10043, 10044,
L, B 10003/15 19 20 C
Carclo 10035 10037 10045
Optics 10064, 10065, 10064, 10065, 10076, 10077,
L, B 10108 18 27 C
10172 10172 10111, 10112
B FHS-HMB1-LB01-0 25 27 C – – N/A
B FHS-HMB1-LB01-H 25 27 C included included N/A
L FLP-HMB3-LL01-0 30 20 C – – –
Fraen L FLP-HMB3-LL01-H 30 20 C included included included
L FHS-HMB1-LL01-0 30 30 C
FTS-S FTS-S FTS-SS
L FHS-HMB1-LL01-H 30 30 C included included N/A
L2
Optics
OP T I C S
Wide Beam Lens
Beam
(°)
Carclo 10012, 10024, 10026, 10036, 10043, 10044,
L, B 10003/25 34 20 C
Optics 10035 10037 10045
B FHS-HWB1-LB01-0 45 27 C – – N/A
B FHS-HWB1-LB01-H 45 27 C included included N/A
Fraen Spacer Ring Spacer Ring Spacer Ring
L FHS-HWB1-LL01-0 45 30 C
FTS-S FTS-S FTS-SS
L FHS-HWB1-LL01-H 45 30 C included included N/A
L2
Optics
Polymer
Optics
L, B 153 50 22 H – – –
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Specialty Single-LED Optics for LUXEON® I,
LUXEON III and LUXEON V
Asymmetric Lens
Beam
(°)
Spacer Ring Spacer Ring
L FHS-HMA1-LL01-0 13 30 C N/A
FTS-S FTS-SS
L FHS-HMA1-LL01-H 13 30 C included included N/A
Fraen
L FHS-HNA1-LL01-0 9 31 C
FTS-S FTS-S FTS-SS
L FHS-HNA1-LL01-H 9 31 C included included N/A
Elliptical Lens
Beam
(°)
10012, 10026, 10043,
L, B 10192 12 x 40 20 C
10024, 10035 10036, 10037 10044, 10045
OP T I C S
10012, 10026, 10043,

Carclo L, B 10003/L25 40 x 12 20 C
10024, 10035 10036, 10037 10044, 10045
Optics
10076,
10064, 10064,
L, B 10049 40 x 12 27 C 10077,
10065, 10172 10065, 10172
10111, 10112
B FHS-HEB1-LB01-0 10 x 20 27 C – – N/A
B FHS-HEB1-LB01-H 10 x 20 27 C included included N/A
Fraen Spacer Ring Spacer Ring Spacer Ring
L FHS-HEB1-LL01-0 12 x 24 30 C
FTS-S FTS-S FTS-SS
L FHS-HEB1-LL01-H 12 x 24 30 C included included N/A
L OP-FL 20 x 160 N/A SC – N/A N/A

L2 OH-ES1-BK, OH-ES1-BK, OH-S35-BK,
Optics L, B OP-520 10 x 40 20 C OH-ES1-CL, OH-ES1-CL, OH-S35-CL,
L, B 126/121 12 x 50 15 H included included N/A
Polymer
L, B 126/128 12 x 50 15 H N/A N/A included
Optics
L, B 154 12 x 50 22 H – – –
B = Batwing L = Lambertian
C = Circular R = Rectangular
H = Hexagonal SC = Semi-Cylindrical
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Specialty Single-LED Optics for LUXEON I, ®
LUXEON III and LUXEON V (cont.)
Reflector
Beam
(°)
L SO17XA 12 18 C – N/A N/A
L SO17XB 12 18 C N/A – –
IMS
L SO20XA 10 21 C – N/A N/A
L SO27XA 7 28 C – N/A N/A
Super Collimating Lens

Beam
(°)
Carclo
L 10025 3 50 C – – –
Optics
Fraen L FBL-VN1-LL01-0 5 35 C – – –
OP T I C S
Side Emitting Lens
Beam
(°)
L 10040 N/A 20 R N/A N/A –
Carclo
L 10071 N/A 20 R – – –
Optics
L 10099 N/A 20 R – – –
Fiber Optic Coupler

Beam
(°)
Carclo 10012, 10026, 10043,
L 10034 N/A 20 C
Optics 10024, 10035 10036, 10037 10044, 10045
Fraen L FFLI-07-LL-0 N/A 14 C
FTS-1WS FTS-1WS FTS-5WS
Polymer L, B 141/121 N/A 15 H included included N/A

Optics L, B 141/128 N/A 15 H N/A N/A included
B = Batwing L = Lambertian
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Multi-LED Optics for LUXEON® I, LUXEON III and
LUXEON V
Tri-lens Narrow Beam

Radiation Beam Angle Diameter LUXEON III Star
Part Number Shape Emitter LUXEON I Star
Pattern (°) (mm) LUXEON V Star
B FT3-HNB1-LB01-H 8 50 C included included N/A
L FL3-HNB1-LLE-H 11 35 C included N/A N/A
Fraen
L FT3-HNB1-LL01-H 10 50 C included included N/A
L FT3-HNB1-LLS3-H 10 50 C N/A N/A included
Tri-lens Medium Beam

B FT3-HMB1-LB01-H 25 50 C included included N/A
L FL3-HMB1-LLE-H 24 35 C included N/A N/A
Fraen
L FT3-HMB1-LL01-H 30 50 C included included N/A
L FT3-HMB1-LLS3-H 30 50 C N/A N/A included
Tri-lens Wide Beam

OP T I C S
B FT3-HWB1-LB01-H 45 50 C included included N/A

Fraen
L FT3-HWB1-LL01-H 45 50 C included included N/A
Tri-lens Color Mixing

L 157 + 160 12 36 H included N/A N/A
Polymer L 157 + 161 50 36 H included N/A N/A
Optics L 157 + 162 12 x 50 36 H included N/A N/A
L 157 + 163 12 36 H included N/A N/A
Seven-cell Lens
L, B 122 12 39 H – N/A N/A
Polymer
L, B 125 50 39 H – N/A N/A
Optics
L, B 130 12 to 90 39 H – N/A N/A
Seven-cell Fiber Optic Coupler

Polymer
L, B 140 N/A 39 H – N/A N/A
Optics
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Single-LED Optics for LUXEON K2 ®
Narrow Beam Lens

Optic Optic Holder Part Number
Beam Angle Diameter
Part Number Shape Emitter Star
(°) (mm)
10003 9 20 C 10119, 10120, 10121 N/A
Carclo 10138 15 20 C 10119, 10120, 10121 N/A
Optics 10048 6 27 C 10122, 10123, 10231 N/A
10124 9 27 C 10122, 10123, 10231 N/A
FLP-N4-K2-HRF 11 20 C included included
FLP-N4-LLK2-0R 11 20 C – –
Fraen
FHS-HNB1-LLK2-0 9 31 C Spacer Ring FTS-SK2 Spacer Ring FTS-SK2
FHS-HNB1-LLK2-H 9 31 C included included
OH-K2-BK, OH-K2-CL, OH-K2-BK, OH-K2-
OP-005 10 20 C
L2 OH-K2-WH CL, OH-K2-WH
Optics OPK2-1-003 6 26 C – N/A
OPK2-1-003 + OPAA-1-DF 12 26 C – N/A
Polymer 120/151 12 15 H included N/A
Optics 152 12 22 H – –
Medium Beam Lens

OP T I C S
Beam Angle Diameter
(°) (mm)
10139 20 20 C 10119, 10120, 10121 N/A
Carclo 10003/15 19 20 C 10119, 10120, 10121 N/A
Optics 10122, 10123, 10230,
10108 18 27 C N/A
10231, 10232, 10233
FLP-M4-K2-HRF 20 20 C included included
FLP-M4-LLK2-0R 20 20 C – –
Fraen
FHS-HMB1-LLK2-0 22 30 C Spacer Ring FTS-SK2 Spacer Ring FTS-SK2
FHS-HMB1-LLK2-H 22 30 C included included
L2 OP-015 30 20 C
OH-K2-WH CL, OH-K2-WH
Optics
OPK2-1-003 + OPAA-1-WSL 24 26 C – N/A
Wide Beam Lens

Beam Angle Diameter
(°) (mm)
Carclo 10140 43 20 C 10119, 10120, 10121 N/A
Optics 10003/25 32 20 C 10119, 10120, 10121 N/A
FLP-W4-K2-HRF 44 20 C included included
FLP-W4-LLK2-0R 44 20 C – –
Fraen
FHS-HWB1-LLK2-0 45 30 C Spacer Ring FTS-SK2 Spacer Ring FTS-SK2
FHS-HWB1-LLK2-H 45 30 C included included
L2 OH-K2-BK, OH-K2-CL, OH-K2-BK, OH-K2-
OP-025 50 20 C
Optics OH-K2-WH CL, OH-K2-WH
Polymer 124/151 50 18 H included N/A
Optics 153 50 22 H – –
C = Circular H = Hexagonal
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Specialty Single-LED Optics for LUXEON® K2
Elliptical Lens
Beam Angle Diameter
(°) (mm)
10192 12 x 40 20 C 10119, 10120, 10121 N/A
Carclo
10003/L25 39 x 10 20 C 10119, 10120, 10122 N/A
Optics
10049 40 x 12 27 C 10122, 10123, 10231 N/A
FLP-E4-K2-HRF 13 x 50 20 C included included

FLP-E4-LLK2-0R 13 x 50 20 C – –
Fraen
FHS-HEB1-LLK2-0 10 x 20 27 C Spacer Ring FTS-SK2 Spacer Ring FTS-SK2
FHS-HEB1-LLK2-H 10 x 20 31 C included included
OP-520 10 x 40 20 C
OH-K2-WH CL, OH-K2-WH
L2
Optics OPK2-1-003 + OPAA-1-OSL 8 x 54 26 C N/A N/A
OP-FL 20 x 160 N/A SC – N/A
Polymer 126/151 12 x 50 15 H included N/A

Optics 154 12 x 50 22 H – –
OP T I C S
Side Emitting Lens

Beam Angle Diameter
(°) (mm)
Carclo
10126 N/A 20 R – –
Optics
Fiber Optic Coupler

Beam Angle Diameter
(°) (mm)
Carclo
10034 N/A 20 C 10119, 10120, 10121 N/A
Optics
Polymer
141/151 N/A 15 H included N/A
Optics
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Multi-LED Optics for LUXEON K2 ®
Tri-lens Narrow Beam

Part Number Beam Angle ( ° ) Diameter (mm) Shape Emitter Star
FL3-N1-LLK2-H 11 35 C included N/A

Fraen
FT3-N1-LLK2-H 6 50 C included N/A
Tri-lens Medium Beam

FL3-M1-LLK2-H 25 35 C included N/A

Fraen
FT3-M1-LLK2-H 19 50 C included N/A
Tri-lens Wide Beam

Fraen FT3-W1-LLK2-H 27 50 C included N/A
OP T I C S
157 + 160 12 36 H included N/A
Polymer 157 + 161 50 36 H included N/A

Optics 157 + 162 12 x 50 36 H included N/A
157 + 163 12 36 H included N/A
Seven-cell Lens
122 12 39 H – N/A
Polymer
125 50 39 H – N/A
Optics
130 12 to 90 39 H – N/A
Seven-cell Fiber Optic Coupler

Polymer
140 N/A 39 H – N/A
Optics
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Single-LED Optics for LUXEON® Rebel
Narrow Beam Lens

Optic Optic Holder
Part Number Beam Angle ( ° ) Diameter (mm) Shape Part Number
10193 9 20 C 10235, 10236, 10237

Carclo Optics
10194 12 20 C 10235, 10236, 10237
Fraen FLP-N4-RE-HRF 11 20 C included
L2 Optics OPC1-1-SPOT 12 22 C –
120/180 12 15 H included
Polymer Optics
185/180 12 15 H included
Medium Beam Lens

Optic Optic Holder
10195 18 20 C 10235, 10236, 10237

Carclo Optics
10208 16 20 C 10235, 10236, 10237
Fraen FLP-M4-RE-HRF 21 20 C included

OP T I C S
L2 Optics OPC1-1-MED 30 22 C –
Wide Beam Lens

Optic Optic Holder
10196 35 20 C 10235, 10236, 10237

Carclo Optics
10209 22 20 C 10235, 10236, 10237
Fraen FLP-W4-RE-HRF 36 20 C included
L2 Optics OPC1-1-WIDE 50 22 C –
Polymer Optics 124/180 50 18 H included
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Specialty Single-LED Optics for LUXEON Rebel ®
Elliptical Lens
Optic Optic Holder
10197 40 x 10 20 C 10235, 10236, 10237

Carclo Optics
10198 10 x 40 20 C 10235, 10236, 10237
Fraen FLP-E4-RE-HRF 13 x 44 20 C included
OPC1-1-OVAL 16 x 50 22 C –
L2 Optics
OP-FL 20 x 160 N/A SC –
Polymer Optics 126 12 x 50 15 H included
Reflector
Optic Optic Holder
OPC1-1-COL 14 12 C –
L2 Optics
OPC1-2-COL 26 12 C –
OP T I C S
Side Emitting Lens
Optic Optic Holder
Philips Lumileds LXML-NX02 N/A 15 R –
Fiber Optic Coupler

Optic Optic Holder
Polymer Optics 141/180 N/A 15 H included
Multi-LED Optics for LUXEON Rebel

Optic Optic Holder
181 + 160 12 36 H included

181 + 161 50 36 H included
Polymer Optics
181 + 162 12 x 50 36 H included
181 + 163 12 36 H included
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Thermal Management
There are a number of standard heatsinks available that can be used with LUXEON® LEDs.
These heatsinks vary in size and shape. Custom made solutions are also available.
Extrusion
# of LUXEON Rebel
# of LUXEON Rebel
# of LUXEON K2
# of LUXEON K2
AnInGaP LEDs
AlInGap LEDs
Thermal
InGaN LEDs
InGaN LEDs
Dimensions
Resis-
Supplier Part Number
tance
(°C/W)
MANAGEMEN T
Length Width Height

350 350 350 1000 350
(mm) (mm) (mm)
601403B06000 152 154 44 0.98 13 14 12 2 14
Aavid 766203B04000 102 102 32 1.79 11 12 10 2 12

Thermalloy 637303B03000 76 76 57 1.84 11 12 10 2 12
652453B12000 305 32 42 2.2 10 12 10 2 12
Stamping
# of LUXEON Rebel
# of LUXEON Rebel
# of LUXEON K2
# of LUXEON K2
AnInGaP LEDs
AlInGap LEDs
Thermal
InGaN LEDs
InGaN LEDs
Dimensions
Resis-
tance
(°C/W)
T H ERMAL
Length Width Height

350 350 350 1000 350
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Aavid
500400B00000 46 46 32 5.0 7 8 7 1 8
Thermalloy
Tape Attach
# of LUXEON Rebel
# of LUXEON Rebel
# of LUXEON K2
# of LUXEON K2
AnInGaP LEDs
AlInGap LEDs
Thermal
InGaN LEDs
InGaN LEDs
Dimensions
Resis-
tance
(°C/W)
Length Width Height

350 350 350 1000 350
(mm) (mm) (mm)
375024B00032 40 40 18 12.2 4 4 4 — 4
Aavid 374724B00032 35 35 18 15.3 3 4 3 — 4

Thermalloy 374424B00035 27 27 18 20.3 2 3 2 — 3
374124B00035 23 23 18 23.4 2 2 2 — 2
Assumptions: 30°C Ambient Temperature

4°C/W Board Thermal Resistance
max Forward Voltage
B50L70 Junction Temperature
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Thermal Management (cont.)
Dimensions Thermal
Type Supplier Product Length Width Height Resistance Description
(mm) (mm) (mm) (°C/W)
Thermal Aavid Double-sided,
Ther-A-Grip 50.8 50.8 0.1 0.6
Tape Thermalloy Electrically Isolating
Radial
# of LUXEON® Rebel
# of LUXEON Rebel
# of LUXEON K2
# of LUXEON K2
AnInGaP LEDs
AlInGap LEDs
T H ERMAL
Dimensions
InGaN LEDs
InGaN LEDs
Thermal
Supplier Part Number Resistance
(°C/W)
Diameter Height
350 350 350 1000 350
(mm) (mm)
1542262-4 50.8 14.5 8.8 5 5 5 1 5
Tyco 1542225-4 50.8 6.4 9.0 5 5 4 1 5

Electronics 1542258-4 34.9 23.5 10.5 4 5 4 1 5
MANAGEMEN T
1542233-4 34.9 15.1 12.6 4 4 3 — 4
Assumptions: 30°C Ambient Temperature

4°C/W Board Thermal Resistance
max Forward Voltage
B50L70 Junction Temperature
Type Supplier Product Description

Determines LED junction temperature
Software Qfinsoft QLED-SOFTWARE
and the effectiveness of a thermal system
QLED is a powerful simulation and optimization

software that allows engineers to perform real time
thermal design of electronic systems using LUXEON
power LEDs. QLED software can be purchased
exclusively from Future Lighting Solutions.
For more information, please email
qled@futurelightingsolutions.com or visit
www.futurelightingsolutions.com/qled
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Glossary
A see Ampere.
Ampere (A) The unit of measurement of current.
AC-DC see Offline AC-DC.
Batwing A Radiation Pattern in which the peak luminous intensity occurs at 40 degrees from the normal.
Beam Angle see Viewing Angle.
Boost Circuit An electrical drive circuit in which the required Output Voltage is greater than the Input Voltage.
An electrical drive circuit in which the required Output Voltage is at times less than and at
Buck / Boost
times greater than the Input Voltage. Such a drive circuit is typically required when the LED is
Circuit
powered using batteries, as the battery voltage is depleted over time.
Buck Circuit An electrical drive circuit in which the required Output Voltage is less than the Input Voltage.
A unit of measurement of Luminous Intensity, equal to the amount of light given out through
a solid angle, that is to say lumens per steradian. (There are 4 pi steradians in a complete
Candela (cd)
sphere. The number of steradians in a given solid angle can be determined by dividing the
surface area of that portion of the sphere by the square of the radius of the sphere.)
cd see Candela.
Collimator A Secondary Optic, often a Lens, which collimates the light.
The measurement of color of white light, typically measured in Kelvin (K). The more reddish
Color
the light, the lower the color temperature; the more bluish the light, the higher the color
Temperature
temperature.
GLOSSARY
Dominant
The Wavelength of light, as perceived by the human eye.
Wavelength
Drive Current The constant current provided to the LED by the Driver.
A circuit that provides current to the LED. Constant current drivers are suitable for LUXEON®
Driver
LEDs.
Electrical A ready-to-use power solution, ideal for testing and prototyping the LEDs. Little to no electronics
Module knowledge is required.
The typical voltage drop across the LED, as measured at a junction temperature of 25°C.
Forward
Depending on the product, the maximum forward voltage is between 15 and 25% greater than
Voltage
the typical forward voltage.
Full Width
The total beam divergence at 50% of its maximum intensity.
Half Maximum
FWHM see Full Width Half Maximum.
A component designed to lower the temperature of the electronic device to which it is
HeatSink
connected by dissipating excess heat generated. It is often finned, and made from aluminum.
IC see Integrated Circuit.
Input Voltage The voltage applied to the driver circuit.
Integrated An electronic circuit built on a semiconductor silicon substrate. The circuit is sealed, and has
Circuit leads. It is often referred to as a “chip.”
Intensity see Luminous Intensity.
Iout see Output Current.
Lambertian A Radiation Pattern in which the peak luminous intensity occurs at 20 degrees from the normal.
LDO see Low-Dropout Regulator.
Low-Dropout An electrical drive circuit in which the required Output Voltage is slightly lower than the Input
Regulator Voltage.
A Secondary Optic that collimates the light. For white LEDs the beam angle can be 10, 30 or
Lens
45 degrees.
lm see Lumen.
Lumen (lm) The unit of measurement of Luminous Flux.
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Glossary
Lumen
The number of hours after which the light output will be at 70% of the original light output.
Maintenance
A measure to the sensitivity of the eye to the rate of flow of light per time at the given color. The
Luminous Flux
unit of measurement is the Lumen.
Luminous The energy emitted by a light source in a given direction. The unit of measurement is the
Intensity Candela.
One thousandth of a Watt. This is a measurement of power. It can be used to measure Power
milliWatt (mW)
Consumption but is typically used to measure Radiometric Power.
mW see milliWatt.
An electrical drive circuit that converts from wall current and voltage to a constant DC current,
Offline AC-DC
suitable for driving all LUXEON® LEDs.
Optic see Secondary Optic.
Output Current The current supplied to the LED from the output of the driver. It is measured in Amperes.
Output Voltage The voltage available to the LED from the output of the driver.
Power A measure of the power consumed by the system. It can be calculated by multiplying the
Consumption Forward Voltage by the Drive Current. The unit of measurement is the Watt.
Programmable
An Integrated Circuit that can be used to modulate the Output Current.
IC
Radiant Power see Radiometric Power.
GLOSSARY
Radiation The polar pattern describing the directional characteristics of light exiting the LED. Radiation
Pattern patterns include Batwing, Lambertian, and Side Emitting.
Radiometric
A measure of the power of the light exiting the LED. The unit of measurement is the milliWatt.
Power
Reflector A Secondary Optic that reflects the light exiting the side of the LED.
Secondary A device connected to the LED for purposes of manipulating the light output. Common
Optic secondary optics include a Lens and a Reflector.
(Single Ended Primary Inductor Converter) These are useful for replacing boost circuits when
SEPIC Circuit
true shutdown is required; Vout = øV.
Side Emitting A Radiation Pattern in which the peak luminous intensity occurs at 85 degrees from the normal.
Solid-state
Lighting that uses solid-state devices, that is to say, high power LED, such as the LUXEON.
Lighting
SSL see Solid-State Lighting.
The measurement of how difficult it is for heat to traverse an object. It is defined as the
Thermal temperature difference across an object when a unit of heat energy flows through it in unit time.
Resistance The lower the thermal resistance, the better the object Heatsink is at dissipating heat. The unit of
measurement is degrees Celsius per Watt (°C/W).
V see Volt.
VF see Forward Voltage.
Vin see Input Voltage.
Vout see Output Voltage.
The angle through which the light may be satisfactorily viewed. Note: as the viewing angle
Viewing Angle
decreases, the intensity generally increases.
Volt (V) The unit of measurement of voltage.
W see Watt.
Watt (W) The unit of measurement of power. One Watt is one Ampere of current flowing at one Volt.
The distance between two peaks of a repeating wave. For light, the wavelength is used as
Wavelength a measurement of color. Visible light ranges between 400 and 700 nanometres (nm) in
wavelength.
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Why LUXEON® High Power LEDs? 3

LUXEON Product Families 4

Philips Lumileds LED Technology 5

The LUXEON Lighting Network™

Philips Lumileds Products 9

Dialight Lumidrives Products 19

LUXEON Selector Guide 23

Future Electronics Contact Information 45

For more information visit www.FutureLightingSolutions.com

For more information visit www.philipslumileds.com

Reduced maintenance costs and energy costs

Vivid saturated colors without filters

Directed light for increased system efficiency

Robust, solid-state lighting

moving parts, nothing to break, rupture, shatter, leak or contaminate the

Cold Start Capable

Philips Lumileds LED products are Pb RoHS

LUXEON Rebel Highest lumens per dollar power LED

LUXEON K2 Lowest cost-of-light LED with the widest operating range

LUXEON V LUXEON V LEDs offer extreme luminous density, providing

Correlated Color Temperature

LUXEON® white Binning

When designing a lighting

Typically, most applications

Full Distribution refers to XM W

from any of the available bins. Y0 XP W

Binning and labelling is YA Cool White

correlated color temperature

Philips Lumileds’ advanced

Varying shades of white Highly uniform white color

LUXEON K2 LUXEON Rebel Phosphor Layer

Conventional 5mm LED

DEVELOP WITH CONFIDENCE

ASSISTANCE WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST

For a complete listing of our partners, please visit www.FutureLightingSolutions.com/csp

Wavelength or Typical Flux (Lumens) Radiation

Amber LXHL-BL03 590 nm 42

Blue LXHL-BB01 470 nm 16

Cyan LXHL-BE01 505 nm 45

Green LXHL-BM01 530 nm 53

Red LXHL-BD01 625 nm 27 Batwing

Red LXHL-BD03 625 nm 42

Red-Orange LXHL-BH03 617 nm 55

Royal Blue LXHL-BR02 455 nm 220 mW

Cool White LXHL-BW02 5500 K 45

Warm White LXHL-BW03 3300 K 20

Amber LXHL-PL01 590 nm 42

Blue LXHL-PB01 470 nm 16

Cyan LXHL-PE01 505 nm 45

Green LXHL-PM01 530 nm 53

Red-Orange LXHL-PH01 617 nm 55

Royal Blue LXHL-PR03 455 nm 220 mW

Cool White LXHL-PW01 5500 K 45

Amber LXHL-DL01 590 nm 38

Blue LXHL-DB01 470 nm 15

Cyan LXHL-DE01 505 nm 41

Green LXHL-DM01 530 nm 48

Red-Orange LXHL-DH01 617 nm 50

Royal Blue LXHL-DR01 455 nm 198 mW

Cool White LXHL-DW01 5500 K 41

Also See: Electrical Modules: pages 26 – 27

Warm White LXHL-MWGC — LXHL-NWG8 3300 K 20 200