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News Release from: Fujikura Europe | Subject: Illumi Alley
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 18 October 2006
Novel panel sheds light on displays
Available as a panel or in a rod format, Illumi Alley is a low cost, thin and lightweight alternative to existing lighting products.
Fujikura Europe has launched a novel light illumination panel called Illumi Alley on the European market This innovative, unique technology is ideally suited for the illumination of signs or subtle internal lighting or decoration whatever the application
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 11 Apr 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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"This product is a slight departure from the mainstream range of products from Fujikura, however, the combined skills of our R and D department played a large part in its innovation", says Neil Bessant, Marketing Manager at Fujikura Europe.
"We have to go outside of our core distribution to forge relationships with building contractors, construction companies, office and home interior design consultants, automotive manufacturers and signage producers to promote this product".
Available as a panel or in a rod format, Illumi Alley is a low cost, thin and lightweight alternative to existing lighting products.
Its excellent visualisation and high brightness can be colour customisable by using RGB LEDs.
"The special reflection dots on the thin light guide plate reflect the LED light to the surface at high efficiency", says Rob Walker, Business Development Manager at Fujikura Europe.
"This means that it provides a good level of brightness and illumination balance".
"The brightness distribution can be controlled, providing graduated or multipoint spot lighting".
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