The goal for general LED interior lighting is even illumination of a specified area, or to highlight, illuminate and thus enhance, specific objects or features.

All Hella LED interior luminaires use integrated, highly efficient optic lens designs to accurately capture and evenly distribute the luminous flux emitted from the LED.

Convincing Benefits

Quality LED lighting provides many significant advantages over traditional lighting products. Significantly reduced power consumption, increased reliability, reduction in radiated heat and attractive ambient effects are all benefits of modern LED lighting systems.

Reliabilty

Due to the solid state nature of LEDs there are no filaments to break, however LEDs do require precise current control, overvoltage and spike protection to avoid any premature damage.

For LED lighting designers and manufacturers, many design and engineering milestones are required to produce durable products with reliable performance year after year.

Considerations such as hermetically sealed housings, sealed cable entries, effective electronic protection, shock, vibration and impact resistant components all contribute towards an LED lamp’s long term reliability. Compared to incandescent lighting, where a filament inside a bulb may break at any moment, Hella LED lighting is designed as a ‘Fit and Forget’ solution.

Power Saving

Without doubt, the single most influential driver for LED technology is the considerable power saving on offer compared to incandescent lamps.

Cost-of-Ownership

Quality LED interior and exterior lamps have shifted lighting systems from an incandescent bulb, based inside a housing or reflector to complex engineered opto-electronic devices. These devices now incorporate advanced drive circuits, spike and overvoltage protection, optics, lenses, plus the LED source itself.

As a result, the features and benefits of effective LED lighting do carry higher costs compared to incandescent lamps, however for many applications the efficiencies and reliability gain offset the ‘Cost-of-Ownership’ giving a convincing value proposition.