One drawback of LED lighting is that as the bulb ’s end product electric power grows , so too does the chip cooling scheme . But GE ’s new Energy Smart bulb ’s clever cooling intention packs a 100W of powerfulness at a tail the energy requirements of a stock A19 incandescent .
To wad the necessary parts into the A19 shape , GE partnered with Nuventix to replace the ceremonious cool fans with something they call a celluloid reverse lightning — basically an oscillating membrane that helps fritter away the heat . In addition , the Energy Smart medulla oblongata emits at the 3000 K color temperature and is rat at a 25,000 - minute service of process aliveness .
“ Our innovation team has tackled a antecedently insurmountable technological challenge : cooling a 100 - James Watt A-19 shaped substitute head bulb without making it physically bigger , ” say Steve Briggs , general coach of LED systems , GE Lighting in a press passing . “ Each subsystem such as optic , electronics and thermals needed to be designed for miniaturisation and cooperative performance . We explored the limits of what ’s potential and pushed far beyond industry expectations and competitors ’ mentation and product offerings . ”
GE engineers design to further develop this engineering science to exceed the new 100W limit . For now , the Energy Smarts will hit storage ledge by June of next year but no terms has been place yet . you may expect them to be costly , though . [ GE Lighting ]
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