M-PR05 – 0.175mm | Bright View Technologies

Beam Mixing Diffusers

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  • M-Series diffusers may be used in either orientation. BrightView recommends using the microstructures facing toward the LEDs or lamps
  • Choose the minimum-strength M-Series diffuser that provides the needed smoothing
  • M-Series diffusers do not have focusing power – they are designed for use in conjunction with parabolic, Fresnel, TIR, or other collimation optics
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Description

M-Series diffusers are used in spot and narrow floodlighting to smooth beam artifacts caused by parabolic, Fresnel, or TIR lens collimators without significant broadening. The unique mixing design provides superior far-field smoothing and color mixing with high on-axis brightness. Compared with traditional diffusers, M-series diffusers maintain higher central beam candle power (CBCP) and produce less undesirable “field light” at higher angles.





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