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Sollum Technologies announces a new smart LED lighting solution

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The fixture's integration with the SUN as a Service® ("SUNaaS") cloud platform has been streamlined to make assimilation into a greenhouse's software infrastructure easier.

Sollum introduces the SF05A, the latest generation of its smart LED fixture: an AI-powered grow light. Connected Power LED by nature. (CNW Group/Sollum Technologies)

MONTRÉAL — On Sept. 24, Sollum Technologies announced the release of its latest fixture for its 100% programmable smart LED lighting solution. The advanced fixture, known as the SF05A, constitutes a purported advance for Sollum and horticultural lighting technology.

Key metrics improved in the SF05A include:

  • An increase of the light output by 21%
  • An increase of the energy efficiency by 16%
  • A reduction of the Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of 16%

Enhanced Features, such as:

  • Advance autonomous monitoring
  • Self-upgradable system

Designed & manufactured in Canada, Sollum’s newest fixture is apparently lighter and even easier to install. Its spectrum quality and dynamic spectrum rectification capability were enhanced in order to provide growers with a 100% programmable, full spectrum smart LED lighting solution.

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The fixture’s integration with the SUN as a Service® (“SUNaaS”) cloud platform has been streamlined to make assimilation into a greenhouse’s software infrastructure easier. Greenhouse growers also benefit from improved fixture functionality for controllable and automated light system monitoring.

“Sollum’s engineering and manufacturing teams did a fantastic job in designing our newest light fixture,” said Sollum CTO François Roy-Moisan. “We delivered a superior yet affordable technology that represents the cutting edge of lighting innovation.”

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