Mouser expands LED lighting product line with LedLink global distribution pact

TAIWAN: Mouser Electronics Inc. has focused the spotlight on its new global distribution agreement with LedLink Optics Inc. The Taiwan company specializes in the manufacturing of high-quality secondary optics for high-power LEDs and is an official optical solution partner for Cree, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors, Seoul Semiconductor, and other leading LED manufacturers.

Mouser will provide global access to LedLink’s large portfolio of high-quality, secondary optics and lenses. LedLink brings a wide and diverse product offering of off-the-shelf optics that deliver high optical efficiency, numerous beam-pattern options (ranging from 8˚ up to 140˚) and sizes for a wide array of applications, including commercial, residential, architectural, stage, high/low bay, railway and street lighting.

Design engineers and buyers in need of lighting solutions from single optics to 60-in-1 multi-cluster, available with different beam patterns based on different LED manufacturers’ specifications, now have a proven, international source for the most advanced LED technology from LedLink. The company’s chief focus is to develop high-quality, secondary optics for high-power LEDs that deliver high value with quick availability and low cost.

“Adding LedLink to our LED line card gives design engineers and buyers a comprehensive range of secondary optics for engineering new design solutions,” states Russell Rasor, Mouser VP of Advanced Technology. “We look forward to a very bright future together as business partners.”

“We are pleased to be partnering with Mouser as we look to expand our global reach,” expresses Tang, GM of LedLink. “With their concentration on meeting the challenges of new design, we believe that Mouser will be an invaluable partner in helping LedLink increase our market presence among an ever-growing list of new customers and drive international sales. Plus, our shared relationships with other key LED manufacturers provide a natural fit for us.”