[Product Name] Large Format LED Fresnel Lens
[Brand] YuYing Optical
[Material] Optical Grade PMMA (High Transmittance & Uniform Beam Control)
[Custom Size Range] Customizable rectangular formats up to 470 × 260 mm
[Focal Length] 500mm
[Groove Pitch] 0.5mm (Precision Light-Directing Grooves)
[Shape] Rectangular Fresnel Structure
[Primary Optical Function] Beam Conditioning / Light-Field Shaping
[Manufacturing] Custom Production Available
[Optical Design Type] Aspheric Micro-Fresnel Optics
[Applications] High-power LED floodlights, Architectural Wall Washers, Stage Lighting, Solar Optics
This PMMA LED Optical Fresnel Lens is developed for lighting systems that require controlled light-field shaping, directional output, and efficient optical integration. Its 500mm focal length and 0.5mm groove pitch provide a practical optical geometry for managing LED-generated light across extended working distances.
The rectangular format can be manufactured within 470×260mm, making the lens suitable for large-area LED luminaires and optical modules where available installation space follows a rectangular architecture.
Using optical-grade PMMA, the lens offers a lightweight alternative to conventional bulk optics while allowing Fresnel geometry to be incorporated into large-format lighting assemblies.
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Applications LED LuminairesFor lighting architectures requiring controlled forward illumination and directional output. Large-Area Lighting Modules The 470×260mm format can accommodate optical layouts using elongated or distributed LED sources. Architectural Lighting Useful where optical geometry needs to follow a rectangular fixture rather than a circular aperture. Display & Illumination Equipment Can be evaluated for systems requiring controlled light-field formation from LED sources. Specialized Optical Assemblies Suitable for OEM projects where focal length, dimensions, and Fresnel geometry need to be coordinated with the customer's optical architecture. |