Thursday, March 28, 2024
Think about the normal places where light shines in your home. Kitchen and bath fixtures. Recessed can lights. Ceiling fans. And now think of everywhere else in one’s home which could benefit from the addition of light. Those are the places where Häfele’s Loox LED Lighting System shines. This time, Häfele will showcase new lighting technologies at the IWF Atlanta show this year which will take place from August 6 to 9, 2024 at Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta.
The company will be showcasing two new families of chip-on-board light strips that represent its latest technology in LED lighting for cabinetry and furniture. The collections – COB Gold and COB Complete – simplify the design process, speed installation, reduce waste and give owners bright, brilliant LED lighting with years of trouble-free performance, the company said in announcing the introductions.
“Our COB products are really going to become the new, go-to option for designers, specifiers and cabinet manufacturers to integrate lighting into their projects and offerings,” says Jake Van Wyk, Häfele America Co. category manager. “Whether they choose COB Gold with its infinite cut points or COB Complete which comes already fully encased in silicone, the end result will make everyone involved in the project excited to bring our lighting to more spaces and places.” Jake added further.
Häfele said one of the primary benefits of a COB light strip is more even light output without visible diodes or the need for additional diffusers or profiles. Featuring continuous contacts and infinite cut points, COB Gold can be paired with a very shallow 6-mm deep profile making it versatile across a wide variety of applications.
Häfele’s COB Complete is fully flexible and comes encased in silicone and ready-to-install with pre-attached leads. These IP 67 rated light strips eliminate the need for an additional profile or lens and can be surface.
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