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High-Power Tunable White COB

High-Power Tunable White COB LED

2026-09-21 · TYANSHINE Engineering Team

High-power tunable white COB LED modules bring adjustable CCT to the fixtures that need it most: theatrical Fresnels, broadcast soft lights, film space lights and large architectural washes. TYANSHINE's TW platform family scales from compact 7W engines up to 700W-class professional modules — on one consistent packaging architecture.

The Power Ladder

ClassPower rangeTypical fixture
Compact7W–26WAccent spots, small panels, retail track
Mid power30W–150WFresnels, studio soft lights, wash lights
High power150W–700WTheatre Fresnels, space lights, large soft sources

The standard published lineup covers the compact class (TX-1307SW through TX-H1825SW, LES Φ7.5–13.8mm); mid- and high-power TW platforms are configured per fixture project on the same die and phosphor architecture.

What Limits Power in a TW COB — and How We Handle It

  1. Heat density: two interleaved channel dies double the die count per area. Ceramic and superconductive substrates with eutectic-class bonding keep Rth low (down to 0.45 K/W) so Tj stays in the reliability window — see the thermal management guide.
  2. Channel balance at high current: warm and cool phosphors respond differently to current density. Platform-level calibration keeps Duv controlled across the drive range, not just at rated current.
  3. LES size vs optic: higher power wants a larger LES to hold surface brightness; the platform family offers multiple LES diameters so the reflector design survives the power upgrade.

CCT Windows for High-Power Engines

The same windows as the platform family are available at scale:

  • 2700K–6000K / 2700K–7000K / 3000K–5500K (full-range lines)
  • 1800K–4000K / 2700K–4000K / 3000K–4000K (warm-leaning lines)

With CRI options up to 95 (98-class on request) and MacAdam 3-step binning across channels — see the high-CRI configuration.

Fixture Integration Checklist

  1. Define target illuminance at throw distance → derive flux, not wattage (see the selection guide)
  2. Size the heatsink for real Tc at worst-case ambient, then confirm rated flux/lifetime at that Tc
  3. Choose CC or CV drive — for distributed high-power arrays, see the constant-voltage configuration
  4. Validate CCT stability over dimming from 100% to minimum intensity

Send us your fixture's optical and thermal targets — our engineering team will configure the platform and provide photometric and thermal data.

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