SIGNIFY
LED power supplies, programmable LED drivers and connected lighting solutions
About the manufacturer
Signify is a global lighting company serving professional, consumer and Internet of Things (IoT) markets. The company was separated from Royal Philips in 2016 as Philips Lighting and adopted the Signify name in 2018. It continues to use the Philips brand for many lighting products under a licensing agreement.
The manufacturer develops conventional, LED and connected lighting technologies, combining light sources, electronic control gear, sensors, software and digital platforms. Its solutions are designed for applications ranging from individual luminaires to large building, industrial and urban lighting systems.
Signify places strong emphasis on energy efficiency, connected lighting and intelligent control. The company develops solutions that allow lighting to be integrated with building-management and IoT platforms, enabling remote monitoring, automation, energy optimisation and adjustment of lighting conditions to user requirements.
The company has more than 130 years of heritage in lighting innovation and operates globally. Its portfolio covers professional and consumer lighting as well as connected lighting systems and services.
Applications
Signify solutions are used in many areas:
Programmable LED drivers and connected control systems are particularly important in professional installations, where precise current regulation, dimming and integration with digital lighting-management systems are required.
Signify products available from Maritex
The Signify range available from Maritex is focused primarily on professional LED power supplies and drivers. The public Maritex catalogue lists Signify products in the LED power-supply category, including models from the Xitanium family.
Available product groups include:
Depending on the model, Signify Xitanium drivers available from Maritex offer different power ratings, output-voltage and output-current ranges, as well as control functions such as DALI or dimming. The range includes solutions intended for professional luminaires where stable LED current, high efficiency and compatibility with lighting-control systems are important.
When selecting a driver, designers should match the output current and voltage range to the LED module and verify the required control method, enclosure type, ingress protection rating and operating conditions for the specific application.