GR OPTICS
Secondary optics and lenses for LED systems
About the manufacturer
GR Optics specializes in secondary optics for LED lighting systems. Its products are designed to shape the light emitted by LEDs into a controlled beam or distribution pattern, helping luminaire designers achieve the required illuminance, uniformity and optical efficiency. The range includes linear lenses, multi-emitter optics and solutions for common high-power and mid-power LED packages.
Secondary optics can create narrow, medium or wide beams as well as asymmetric distributions for applications such as roads, aisles, warehouses and architectural surfaces. By controlling where the available light is directed, the optic influences spacing between luminaires, glare, uniformity and the amount of light reaching the target area. Mechanical geometry is therefore closely linked to photometric performance.
GR Optics products are used in linear, industrial, street, warehouse and commercial luminaires. Selection should consider the exact LED package and emission surface, number and pitch of emitters, required beam angle or photometric curve, lens dimensions and mounting method. Material properties, operating temperature and UV exposure can also matter in outdoor luminaires, where optical stability over the service life of the product is an important design requirement.
Applications
The brand’s solutions are used primarily where reliability, correct parameter selection and matching the component to operating conditions are important.
- linear and industrial luminaires.
- street and outdoor lighting.
- warehouse and logistics lighting.
- architectural and commercial lighting.
- projects requiring controlled beam angles.
GR-OPTICS products available from Maritex
The GR-OPTICS range at Maritex focuses on LED lenses and linear secondary optics. It includes different beam angles as well as symmetrical and asymmetrical versions. Examples include linear lenses around 1176 mm long, with 30 mm and 38 mm widths, designed for applications such as LED 3030. This variety helps match the optic to luminaire geometry and the required light distribution.
When selecting a specific variant, the Maritex team can help compare the key parameters and match the component to the project requirements.
