Cree recently announced the release of their new High performance at low cost LEDs. The XB–D is at the forefront of small, economical LED lighting class chips. With a footprint of 2.45 mm x 2.45 mm, the XB–D LED is 48% smaller than the XLamp XP package and ideal for lighting applications where high lumen density and compact light sources are required. Carclo remain leaders in high quality, high performance optics and continue to be at the forefront of optical design the instant new innovation is announced in the LED market. This new LED has high lumen output, which therefore allows for three times fewer LEDs, leading to three times fewer optics, which in turn enables smaller PCB design allowing flexibility in both luminaire design and cost.

In order to find why the Cree XB–D and Carclo LED Optics work so well together, please consult our web-engine OpticSelect.

Here you will find ies data, FWHM files, spot images and if you need to design the optic into your luminaire, you can also obtain igs CAD data and PDF engineering drawings.

For further information please contact sales@carclo-optics.com

Working jointly with Cree, Carclo Optics recently developed enabling optics for Cree’s Xlamp MT-G large source, multi–chip LED. The result of Carclo’s innovative approach to TIR optic design and experience in high efficiency optics is a new range of 30mm optics which Cree has incorporated into their new MR–16 reference design.

The MT–G has been fully tested with the full range of 30mm optics and achieves the MR–16 ANSI industry standards. This can be found at Carclo’s web–engine Opticselect.

Here you will find the wide range of beam angles including narrow, fine frosted, medium-frosted, wide-frosted and elliptical. Carclo’s Advanced Lens design, combined with our unique frosted optic technology effectively minimizes any chip–image or colour separation effects.

More versions are anticipated in the near future.

For further information on the MR-16 visit CREE’s website.

Click to view the 2012 Carclo & Cree Product Brochure