I went to the Cree Web page where I found the below link:
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Do your products have excessive RFI emissions?
<http://www.cree.com/support/faq-listing-page>
FAQ
The link does NOT go to a FAQ on RFI.
Drilling down and clicking on another link
http://www.cree.com/lighting/document-library , I waited a couple of
minutes and gave up without a connection.
Elsewhere, at
http://www.energystar.gov/products/specs/sites/products/files/CREE_0.pdf
I find a letter from Cree indicating that they did not agree with the
EPA that refernence to FCC compliance should be removed from their
documention (signed byTim Henning, Specialized Testing Manager | ENERGY
STAR Program Manager) and a document at
http://www.cree.com/~/media/Files/Cree/LED%20Components%20and%20Modules/XLamp/XLamp%20Reference%20Designs/XLampXPE_MR16_Ref.pdf
does include the following statement:
*electromagnetic and radio **Must meet appropriate **FCC**requirements
for consumer use (FCC 47 CFR Part 15)****
****frequency interference***
Poking around a bit more... are these lights DIMMABLE?
*/Lumenpulse receives US patent on technology that converts analog to
digital signals allowing lighting control over AC power lines/ *
/Montreal, QC, and Boston, MA -- Lumenpulse Inc., a leading innovator
and manufacturer of high performance, architectural LED-based lighting
solutions for commercial, institutional, and urban environments, today
announced it has received U.S. Patent 8,179,058, issued May 15, 2012./
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/Lumenpulse receives US patent /
/The patent, the first of seven pending for the company's Lumentalk^(TM)
technology, provides a method of intuitively reading a traditional
analog TRIAC dimmer in a digital fashion, which enables digital control
of LED lighting over existing AC power lines, to maximize cost and
energy savings. //
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//The Lumentalk technology turns existing electrical wiring into a
stable, noise-free high-speed communications link for data, enabling LED
fixtures to be reliably controlled without additional wiring. The
technology eliminates the cost and disruption of having to open up walls
and ceilings to... /end quote
http://www.ledlamplocator.com/press_detail.php?id=633
From Lumenpulse:
"With Lumentalk technology, LED fixtures can be dimmed and controlled
over existing power lines. It works with any control or dimming standard
(Triac, ELV, 0-10V, DALI, or DMX), AC voltage (100VAC - 277VAC), and
operates within frequency bands allocated by worldwide regulations (FCC,
CENELEC, ARIB)."
http://www.lumenpulse.com/en/product/82/lumentalk
As if we didn't have enough trouble.
Cortland
KA5S
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