The Whipple Museum, part of the University of Cambridge, is a celebration of science with collections of scientific equipment dating back to medieval times, including instruments of astronomy, navigation, surveying, drawing and calculating. Founded in 1944 and housed in a former school built in 1628, the museum includes galleries and learning spaces used for research, learning and education.
When the museum wanted to find a way to light the showcases in the main gallery, they specified LEDBar TrueFlux from Light Projects as the best solution.
The LEDBar TrueFlux is an exceptional full spectrum high output linear LED with CRI 95+ and up to 2400 lm/m for high-end interior, museum, gallery display and retail applications.
Available in Surface, Recessed, Recessed Spring, Mini, Corner, Lensed and Lensed Exterior versions they feature:
- Three colour temperatures – 2700K, 3000K and 4000K
- Colour Rendering / Consistency: – Ra 95+, R9 95, Rf 93, Rg 105 / 3 step MacAdam ellipse
- Luminous Output / Efficacy: Up to 2400 lm/m : Up to 109 lm/W
- Profile lengths: Custom lengths from 65mm to 2015mm
- Diffuser Options: Clear, Frosted or Opal Diffusers
- Light Source: Refond SMD 2835 and SMD 5630 LEDs
- LED Lifetime (LM-80): 50,000 Hours (70% Lumen Maintenance)
More information on the TrueFlux range can be found HERE
