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CCS (#8559) will exhibit multiple lighting technologies
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LFXV series
25 February 2019
CCS has released the LFXV series, a renewal of its LED flat dome lights
CN-PoE Series LED light controller
14 February 2019
CCS has released the CN-PoE Series LED light controller featuring Power over Ethernet
CCS lighting firm buys competitor Effilux
23 October 2018
Japanese LED lighting manufacturer CCS has acquired 100 per cent of the shares of its French competitor Effilux
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CCS (1H53) returns to Vision Stuttgart with high-performance developments in core illumination technology, as well as in integration of lighting and real-time lighting data. The new OLED series flat lights are 3mm thick yet provide the brightness and uniformity required for applications like liquid level inspection and dimension measuring. The dedicated OLED controller from Gardasoft features CCS LT for lifetime intelligence data and precision control for accuracy, stability and safe overdrive.
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CCS America will launch its LSS Computational Illumination Series at the show
Contrast is king
8 August 2017
Greg Blackman finds that advances in LEDs and greater illumination control are furthering machine vision lighting
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