Delta Electronics Co., Ltd. showcases its own brand of LED lumens to expand its market in Japan

Recently, Delta Electronics (2308) exhibited 1,000 lumens of LED light bulbs weighing 130 grams at the Next Generation Lighting Technology Exhibition in Japan, which became the main force for expanding the Japanese and mainland markets this year.

Delta Chief of Electricity said that in the past, it had worked hard in the Japanese market with the OEM model. Since 2012, it has moved to its own brand, focusing on the business-to-business (B to B) market, popularizing LED bulb prices, and global sales in 2012. Pushing the straight line up, the price has also dropped, prompting the replacement rate of LED bulbs in Japan. The 130-gram 1,000-lumen LED bulb exhibited at this time uses crystal grain.

At the same time, Delta’s exhibition highlights include LED high-lumen and dimming technologies and high-quality product portfolio system integration capabilities, while new system solutions for indoor applications at railway stations and the Japanese market are also exhibited. .

Delta Electronics stressed the newly introduced LED solar street lighting and LED street lighting solutions for wind power generation. Including 5,500 lumens of LED street lights, there is a solar panel that emulates programmable dimming capabilities, utilizing 150W of solar power input, supporting such an autonomous three-day 90-lumen/watt system, similar to wind-powered LED street lighting solutions This system can be powered by both solar panels and the urban grid.