Soraa: Innovative, Customizable Lighting Solutions for Everyday Life

Through innovative design, Soraa lamps combine energy efficiency with easy customization. This GoodMart.com video explains the pioneering technology and the advantages of Soraa lamps, which are manufactured in the company’s state-of-the-art facility in Fremont, California.

GaN on GaN Advantage

Soraa lamps use LEDs built from pure gallium nitride substrates (GaN on GaN™), which provides an extraordinarily brilliant and efficient light. Compared to LEDs made from non-native substrates, Soraa lamps have superior color rending and beam quality.

With GaN on GaN technology, Soraa lamps allow for high current density, which means higher lumens. Also, the GaN substrate enables Soraa to manufacture lamps with volumetric, tri-lateral LED chips. This configuration allows for light to be released from the top and sides of the chip, providing an extraction efficiency of almost 90 percent.

Higher-Quality Light

In addition to the innovative GaN on GaN technology, Soraa lamps incorporate Point Source Optics, which creates a tight, controlled beam for consistent light. Because of this advanced technology, Soraa lamps use one small LED source. Other lamps may use multiple LEDs, which can produce shadows, a lot of light spill, and a loose, divergent beam.

And through VP3 Natural White and VP3 Vivid Color technologies, Soraa lamps provide crisp, true full-color light in short and long wavelengths. And unlike some lamps, this light is produced without infrared heat or ultraviolet light.

Customize with Lenses

One of the most consumer-friendly features of Soraa products is the Snap System, which uses a magnet to allow for different lenses to be quickly and easily attached to the lamp. Different lenses can shift colors, and a beam spreader can allow customers to control light diffusion. A shaper can also make a flat top like a framing projector.

To learn more about Soraa’s full line of products, go to goodmart.com. And for detailed information including compatibility charts, IES files, and spec sheets, visit soraa.com.