Fanless Cooling Solutions Increases Useful Life of LED Lighting

Nov. 1, 2011
Celsia Technologies, Inc.announces new fanless thermal modules capable of cooling up to 50W LED lighting fixtures in packages under 515 grams.

Celsia Technologies, Inc.announces new fanless thermal modules capable of cooling up to 50W LED lighting fixtures in packages under 515 grams. A virtually identical thermal module can be used to cool architectural spotlight solutions from Phillips, OSRAM, Bridgelux, and Xicato.

"Using Celsia's patented NanoSpreader technology, LED spotlights can be cooled up to 20% better than with conventional heat pipe alternatives," said George Meyer, Celsia's CTO. "This allows lighting manufacturers to effectively cool LED light engines using a smaller, more attractive thermal solution while increasing its useful life."

While Celsia's solutions operate on the same basic principles of capillary fluid dynamics as do heat pipes, NanoSpreaders make direct contact with the light engine, improving cooling effectiveness while reducing hotspots. Each of the four solutions are available in quantity pricing below $30 and support the following LED spotlight engines:

  • Phillips Fortimo SLM Series
  • OSRAM PrevaLED Series
  • Bridglux BXRA Series
  • Xicato XSM Series

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