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Bridgelux introduces two inaugural DriveLux™ series today. The DX1 series, a single-channel static white solution, offers dimmable functionality compatible with phase-cut and 0-10V dimmers. Designed to pair with Bridgelux’s F90 V6, V8, V10, V13, V18, and V22 COBs, the DX1 delivers consistent lumen outputs of 1000lm, 1200lm, 1500lm, 2000lm, 4000lm, and 5000lm to suit diverse applications. With a typical system efficacy of 138 lumens per watt (lm/W) and a broad correlated color temperature (CCT) range of 2700K to 6500K, the DX1 enables precise lighting—from warm tones to crisp, cool illumination—while maintaining industry-leading energy efficiency.
Complementing the DX1, the DriveLux™ DX4 series is a cutting-edge 4-channel RGBW (Red, Green, Blue, White) Light Engine tailored for dynamic white tuning and vibrant color lighting. Leveraging Bridgelux’s advanced 4-in-1 RGBW CSP COB or 3838 mid-power SMD array technology with an integrated driver, the DX4 offers unmatched color control for architectural, entertainment, and specialty lighting projects. A standout feature is Bridgelux’s patented phosphor-converted (PC) red LED, which matches the 3V forward voltage of other BGW LEDs and outperforms native GaAs red LEDs in thermal droop. This technology ensures high-purity red color and white mixing that aligns with the Bridgelux F90 LED series.
Bridgelux is a leading developer and manufacturer of lighting technologies and solutions that invites companies, industries and people to experience the power, possibility and financial potential of LED lighting.
