Lighting projects rarely stall on a single component. They stall on the interplay: the LED that meets the flux target but needs a different optic, the optic that changes the thermal path, the driver that no longer fits the enclosure once the heatsink grows. Our Lighting and LED sourcing track exists to hold that whole conversation in one place.
Start from the light, not the part number
We begin with the application: the flux and the beam you need, colour temperature and colour rendering, the power budget, the ambient temperature and the space you actually have. Only then do we map the requirement onto the lines we represent, so that the LED, the optic, the driver and the cooling are chosen as a set rather than one after the other.
- LEDs. High-power COB arrays from Luminus for architectural, entertainment and horticultural fixtures, and surface-mount LEDs from SunLED for indicators and displays.
- Optics. Secondary lenses and lens arrays from LEDLink Optics and Shinland Optics, with glass options from Wuxi Guangtai where temperature or UV rule out polymers.
- Drivers. Inventronics drivers and power supplies matched to the LED string, the dimming interface and the surge requirements of the installation.
- Thermal design. Mechatronix cooling solutions sized to keep the junction temperature where the lifetime calculation assumed it would be.
Samples first, then stock
Once the set is chosen we arrange samples and reference designs, and our application engineers stay involved through the first builds. For production, stocking in Israel and scheduled deliveries keep the line supplied without tying up your cash in inventory.
If you are specifying a specialty lighting product this year, send us the application brief. One conversation is usually enough to see which LED paths are worth prototyping.