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Multifunctional Lighting for any Mood: OSRAM Equips Hotel Conference Room with LED Light

The Courtyard Marriott Hotel in Regensburg now has another attraction. In the newly refurbished conference room known as the “Light” room, linear modules with Golden Dragon LEDs are used to create any lighting of any mood, color and intensity.

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Multifunctional Lighting for any Mood: OSRAM Equips Hotel Conference Room with LED Light

The LED modules are concealed behind a large panel. Depending on the purpose to which the room is being used, they can provide bright light for concentrating, soft calming light or exciting color sequences. The wall can also be used as a projection surface. OSRAM Opto Semiconductors completed the project together with LI-EX (LED Light Design Expert).

The background lighting for the panel is provided by linear modules containing Golden Dragon LEDs in red, green and blue. They produce colored light directly without the need for filters and therefore with no loss of efficiency. The result is powerful vibrant colors. Countless lighting moods can be created in any color and any brightness. It is even possible to set up smooth color transitions through the entire spectrum. Thanks to their small size the LED modules can be integrated inconspicuously behind a panel. They are dimmable, extremely durable (with a life of around 50,000 hours) and virtually maintenance-free. These semiconductor light sources are therefore ideal as illumination and design elements, particularly for integration in lighting panels and other architectural structures.

Quality, Emotion and Innovation
Arne Klehn, General Manager of the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel in Regensburg, said: “As far as I am concerned, success is always a combination of quality, emotion and innovation. If you are promoting a particular concept you must be excited about it. Only then will your enthusiasm be contagious. Innovation means finding a new way of doing something. In other words, being different from the rest. In this major project involving our two strong regional partners we are certainly making a bold statement in the rather conservative world of conference facilities.”

Artur Groesbrink, who acted as project manager for OSRAM Opto Semiconductors throughout the project, is very pleased with the outcome: “Our aim was to use semiconductor light as a creative and innovative tool for conference rooms in the hotel sector, and we succeeded brilliantly. The light panel is so magical that it is difficult to take your eyes off it.“

The joint project involving OSRAM Opto Semiconductors and its certified partners in the “LED Light for you” network, including LI-EX (LED Light Design Expert), is an impressive indication of the huge potential of LED lighting.

About Osram:
OSRAM is part of the Industry sector of Siemens and one of the two leading lighting manufacturers in the world. Sales for the OSRAM group worldwide in the year ending September 30, 2008 totaled 4.6 billion euros, 88 percent of which came from outside Germany. OSRAM is a high-tech company in the lighting industry. Over 60 percent of sales come from energy-efficient products. This global player employs more than 43,500 people worldwide, supplies customers in some 150 countries and has 46 production facilities in 17 countries.

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