OSRAM 's LED technology contributes to the energy efficiency of Volkswagen's L1 concept car presented at the Frankfurt International Motor Show (IAA). The vehicle, which according to Volkswagen can go into production in 2013, has headlights that are equipped with new OSRAM Joule JFL2 LED systems and matching reflectors. The LED modules take care of the dipped and main beam functions and consume far less energy than conventional headlamps. Joule JFL2 LED modules will be introduced in production in early 2010 and can then be included in new vehicle models easily and Across multiple platforms.
One key to the unparalleled energy-efficiency of Volkswagen's L1 are OSRAM's highly efficient Joule JFL2 LED modules, which are used in the front headlights. What is special about them is that the dimmable LED light sources are responsible for the important dipped and main beam functions The other of the high performance diodes, this is made possible by the reflectors Volkswagen has Developed, which shed an ideal light on the road and are therefore the perfect complement to the JFL2 LED modules.
With a power input of only 19 watts per dipped beam, the one-litre car's lighting is far more energy efficient today than conventional headlight solutions, in which mostly halogen lamps with 55 watts are used. Even Xenon lamps at only 35 watts of input use 20% more energy on dipped lights (95% of nighttime driving) than two Joule JFL2 LED modules.
With a lifetime that normally exceeds that of a vehicle plus their considerable robustness against shocks and vibration, OSRAM LED solutions are far less maintenance-intensive than conventional lamps. From early 2010, Joule JFL2 LED modules will be available to light other vehicles with economical diodes , too.
Joule JFL2 LED modules were developed in collaboration between OSRAM Automotive Lighting and the LED specialist OSRAM Opto Semiconductors. Together these companies develop solutions for the automotive industry from individual LEDs to standard LED systems such as Joule. The L1's headlights are the result of a joint project Volkswagen designed the reflectors, which enables legally compliant headlights to be implemented with the latest lighting. The lighting manufacturer has developed an even more economical version of the Joule JFL2 LED module for them, which uses 14 watts in the standard configuration. Volkswagen designed the reflectors, which enable legally compliant headlights to be implemented with the latest lighting Technology.
Joule JFL2 LED modules by OSRAM can be incorporated platform-independently in vehicle headlights.
Volkswagen's L1 comes with economical OSRAM Joule JFL2 LED systems in the main headlights.
With a power input of only 19 watts per dipped light, the L1's lighting is far more energy-efficient today than conventional headlamp solutions.
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