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RGBLAC LED Technology

The 6-channel spectral LED engine for film, broadcast, and stage lighting.

The Color Gap in Traditional
LED Architectures

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Yellow-Green Spectrum Gap

Traditional RGBW covers only ~65% of the CIE 1931 gamut. The critical yellow-green region (540-580nm) — where human vision peaks — remains poorly represented, causing visible color inaccuracies in warm white tones.

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Metameric Failure on Camera

4-channel mixing produces metameric matches that look acceptable to the eye but fail on digital sensors. ARRI, RED, and Sony Venice cameras expose color mismatches invisible to the naked eye.

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6-Channel Spectral Control

RGBLAC extends the controllable gamut by ~1.4x vs RGBW. Lime (565nm) and Amber (595nm) channels fill the critical warm-white gap, while Cyan (498nm) perfects cool-white reproduction.

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Camera-Optimized Color

6 independent channels enable spectral tuning per camera sensor response. Achieve TLCI > 95 and SSI > 90 simultaneously — a feat impossible with 4-channel architectures.

1.4×
Gamut Increase
95+ CRI
Full CCT Range
6-Ch
Independent Channels

Full-Spectrum Architecture

The 6-channel RGBLAC engine spans 400–700 nm with zero spectral gaps. Lime fills the critical green-yellow valley; Amber anchors warm skin tones; Cyan bridges blue-green.

400nm
R · 620A · 1850KL · 4200KG · 525C · 490B · 455
700nm

The 6-Channel Architecture

Each channel serves a specific role in the spectral reconstruction chain. Understanding their purpose reveals why 6 channels outperform 4.

Red (R) · 620–630nm

Foundation of warm color rendering. Critical anchor for skin tones, reds, and the entire warm-white CCT range from 1800K–3200K.

Lime (L) · 555–570nm

The gamut extender. Fills the critical yellow-green gap where human vision peaks. Single most impactful addition for CRI and TLCI improvement.

Green (G) · 520–530nm

Primary luminance channel. Dominates the luminous flux output at ~70% of perceived brightness. Essential for daylight simulation.

Amber (A) · 590–600nm

The warm transition bridge. Smoothes the Red-Green boundary for superior 2700K–4000K reproduction. Eliminates pink/magenta cast in skin tones.

Blue (B) · 450–460nm

Cool-white anchor. Powers CCT ranges above 6500K. With Cyan support, enables precise Ge-Mg shift control for broadcast compliance.

Cyan (C) · 490–505nm

The cool precision tool. Bridges Blue-Green gap for accurate 7000K–20000K reproduction. Essential for daylight-balanced broadcast and HMI emulation.

The 8-Channel Frontier:
RGBLAC + Deep Red 660nm + Indigo 450 nm (UV-cut)

Extending the spectral boundaries at both ends of the visible spectrum, this 8-channel architecture goes beyond the core RGBLAC engine. Deep Red 660nm anchors the long-wavelength frontier — dramatically boosting R9 saturation, enriching skin-tone fidelity, and delivering the visceral warmth that standard RGB solutions inherently miss. At the violet-blue end, 450 nm (UV-cut) completes RGBLAC's 430–470 nm continuum — markedly boosting the saturation of sapphire, indigo and night-sky tones while lifting SSI (D56). Its UV-cut package strips sub-400 nm radiation to protect cast and crew, the same safety-first approach NANLUX adopted in its Nebula C8, the industry's first 8-color engine (used in the Evoke 600C / 150C). Together, this platform pushes color gamut well beyond Rec. 2020 coverage, delivering true full-spectrum white, hyper-saturated theatrical color, and human-centric circadian tuning — all from a single compact LED array.

8-Channel RGBLAC LED Board — Deep Red 660nm + 450 nm (UV-cut) SMD Array
8-CHANNEL RGBLAC + Deep Red 660nm + 450 nm (UV-cut)
Ceramic SMD Array · Multi-Phosphor Cluster Architecture

Deep Red (DR)
660nm

λ 660nm · Photopic V(λ) < 0.1
Extends red gamut to spectral locus edge — pure, saturated reds
Boosts R9 (saturated red) from ~85 → 95+ — critical for skin tones
Enables sub-1800K CCT simulation — candlelight/firelight quality
Chlorophyll A absorption peak — enables horticulture/plant applications
Low photopic efficiency — engineering choice for color quality over brightness

Indigo (I)
450 nm (UV-cut)

λ 450 nm · UV-cut · IEC 62471
Completes RGBLAC's 430–470 nm violet-blue continuum
Boosts saturation of sapphire, indigo & night-sky tones
Lifts SSI (D56) for camera-accurate color
UV-cut package strips < 400 nm — safe for cast & crew
UV-cut — sub-400 nm stripped for on-set safety (IEC 62471)
Dimension 6-Ch RGBLAC RGBLAC+DR +Indigo
CIE Gamut
~1.4× RGBW
~1.7× RGBW
CCT Range
1800K–20000K
1600K–25000K+
R9 (Sat. Red)
85–92
> 95
R12 (Sat. Blue)
80–88
> 92
Violet-blue extension
Not supported
450 nm (UV-cut)
RECOMMENDED FOR: Film Lighting Broadcasting Lighting Studio Lighting Stage Lighting

Why RGBLAC Wins Across Every Dimension

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Color Science

1.4× wider gamut than RGBW. Covers DCI-P3 and Rec.2020 with superior metameric control. CRI > 95 across entire 1800K–20000K CCT range — no falloff at extremes.

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Color Management

Factory-calibrated per-LED spectral LUT. 6-channel DMX/RDM with Ge-Mg shift compensation. CAM16 perceptual uniform space for smooth CCT transitions.

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Color Algorithms

Linear Optimization over 6 degrees of freedom. Simultaneously optimizes color accuracy, max brightness, and CRI. Supports spectral tuning per camera sensor (ARRI/RED/Sony).

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Industry Applications

Netflix-approved cinema lighting. Broadcast-compliant Ge-Mg control. Stage-ready with professional console integration. 500W+ high-power module leadership.

Industry Certifications & Compliance

LM-80

LM-80 Certified

IESNA LM-80-20 compliant. Lumen maintenance > 90% at 60,000 hours. Tested per IES standards.

CRI95

CRI > 95

Full CCT range 1800K–20000K. Ra > 95, R9 > 90. No falloff at warm or cool extremes.

TLCI

TLCI > 95

EBU Tech 3355 compliant. Netflix-approved spectral quality. SSI > 90 for cinema sensors.

POWER COVERAGE: 100W 500W 850W 1200W 2500W

RGBLAC Application Scenarios

Scenario Suitability Key Reason
Film & Cinema
Strongly Recommended
TLCI > 95, Netflix-approved spectral quality
Broadcast
Recommended
Precise Ge-Mg shift control, EBU compliant
Stage & Live Events
Recommended (weigh cost)
Rich color palette, requires pro console
Architectural
Over-engineered
RGBW sufficient, RGBLAC overkill for static
Retail & Commercial
Not Recommended
Cost-prohibitive, scene doesn't require it

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