LED lighting market demand has ushered in the industry blowout period

Many experts in the industry believe that the “blowout” period of the LED market has arrived, the rapid development of global LED technology, the upgrading of the lighting industry, the rapid increase in product performance, and the reduction in production costs all make LEDs more and more rapidly cut into all areas of lighting. Among them, the application of LEDs in large-scale public buildings has attracted much attention. According to statistics, the total area of ​​large-scale public buildings is less than 4% of the total area of ​​urban buildings, but the total energy consumption accounts for 22% of the total electricity consumption in cities and towns across the country. At the same time, office lighting is also favored by more and more lighting industry because of its broad coverage in life.

Designers fully use LED lighting, to get rid of the limitations of traditional lighting, compared with monotonous office lighting, a large number of hanging lamps and more custom lamps, combined with various types of LED light source, including LEDPAR30, LEDMR16, LEDT8, LED module Wait. Among them, round-shaped luminaires are widely used, and LED PAR30 light sources are used in combination as base lighting. Desk lamps and table lamps are used as supplementary lighting. The use of a full set of LED lighting systems requires that the lighting power density of the entire building be more than 40% more energy efficient than LEED certification standards. The LEDT8 hanging lamps are used in the mezzanine office area, taking into consideration the illumination and evenness of the work surface. The use of color in the pantry and other rest areas makes the space more lively. The project has reached a considerable height in terms of energy conservation and the shaping of human settlements. It is reported that the project is applying for LEED global certification;

Focusing on creating a customer experience-based application model and then rising to the standard level, the company's integrated solution plays an important role in the acceptance and transfer. In the development of various possibilities of LED technology, Philips has made a powerful exploration through a variety of breakthrough imaginations and design inspirations. For example, building B, Building 2, located in Philips Shanghai Innovation and Technology Park, is a masterpiece of green building that integrates energy-efficient, innovative LED design, and mercury-free and lead-free environmental protection targets.

This project is an old factory transformation project, and will be transformed into an office space on the basis that the building structure remains unchanged. In the design stage, how the lighting changes, how to match the high ceiling of the interior space, how to use the natural lighting at the top of the plant, has become a problem that must be solved in the project.

In the face of booming demand, the rapid development of scale has put forward an urgent need for standard work. At the beginning of 2011, the National Development and Reform Commission convened the National Semiconductor Lighting Project R&D and Industry Alliance, the entrusted unit for the research and development of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” for the development of the semiconductor lighting energy conservation industry, and discussed the content of the plan and its release. The plan includes promoting energy-saving emission reduction and low-carbon economy, accelerating the cultivation and development of strategic emerging industries; vigorously implementing semiconductor lighting application promotion projects, using technological innovation as a support, and transforming the demand for green lighting into the impetus for industrial development.

On the road to the implementation of green buildings, the establishment and popularization of standards requires the cooperation of all agencies in the industry and joint improvement of awareness; the understanding of customer needs and the integration of innovative technologies are indispensable. Philips Lighting is fully prepared for this long-term start to lead green buildings in 2011. As a world leader in the lighting industry, Philips has always adhered to the principle of “Easy Light to Improve Life”, constantly observing changes in customer demand, and adjusting its direction in time to meet the needs of different end customers; at the same time, it is adapting and actively developing with an innovative perspective. Innovative partnerships.