LED Pro Technology: Revolutionary Night Driving Vision
LED Pro Technology: Revolutionary Night Driving Vision
Experience the breakthrough in night driving comfort with LED Pro Technology
The world’s first lens material specifically engineered to combat modern LED headlight glare.
Unlike traditional coatings, the patent-protected selective wavelength absorption technology is permanently integrated throughout the lens material, precisely targeting the harsh blue (450nm) and green (550nm) wavelengths that cause the most visual discomfort and glare.
With 95% of UK drivers struggling with overly bright LED headlights, LED Pro delivers the solution you’ve been waiting for – maintaining crystal-clear vision and optimal light transmission while dramatically reducing eye strain and enhancing safety on every night drive.
Based on the clinical data and research from our comprehensive analysis, results show:
25% Faster Glare Recovery
Clinical studies demonstrate that LED Pro Technology enables drivers to recover from dazzling headlight exposure 25% faster than standard lenses. Professional drivers tested with the integrated system showed significantly reduced recovery time after bright light stimulation, improving reaction time and safety during critical night driving moments.
98% Combined Blue Light Protection
When integrated with optiFORM Drive InMotion lenses and optiGO coating, LED Pro achieves an unprecedented 98% total blue light attenuation at the critical 450nm wavelength. This multi-layered defense system provides comprehensive protection against the most problematic LED headlight emissions while maintaining safe light transmission levels.
29% Improved Visual Field Width
Real-world testing with professional drivers revealed a remarkable 29% improvement in visual field width during night driving conditions. The specialized night vision zone compensates for the -0.27D average myopic shift that occurs in low-light conditions, ensuring optimal focus across all driving-relevant viewing angles.
100% User Satisfaction for Distance Vision
In controlled double-blind studies involving 30 professional drivers, LED Pro achieved 100% user satisfaction ratings for distance vision performance. Participants consistently rated their visual experience as superior, with 97% adapting to the lenses within just three days of use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between LED PRO lens and Blue Blockers?
Standard Blue Blocking lens absorbs light up to 410 – 420 nm. Their general claim that the light in this range is harmful to human eye is not supported by scientific proof. LED PRO controls the light at 450 nm and 550 nm. LED lights emission is the strongest and most discomforting at these wavelengths. Primary purpose of LED PRO lenses is to improve visibility and the comfort of the wearer reducing blinding effect of LED lights, eye strain and fatigue.
Can LED PRO lenses used as primary eyewear?
Yes they can. While some residual tint is present in the lenses, the light transmittance of the final lens with efficient AR coating ranges from 85 to 90% depending on center thickness. This qualifies LED ORO as category 1 lens suitable for night use.
Why LED lights are too bright?
LED is a great technology which allows to reduce energy consumption by 90%. However, it is impossible to produce single LED which emit white light as LED only emit in narrow wavelength spectrum. To achieve white light, multiple LED sources must be mixed, or special phosphorus colorants must be coated on top of blue LED source. As a result, LED generate more lumens than conventional light technologies.
What is the difference between LED and conventional car headlights?
LED headlights generate on average 9000 lumens per car vs 1400 lumens per car for conventional headlights. LED provide great visibility for drivers of modern cars but create significant discomfort for the drivers in the opposing traffic.
What is the output of LED lighting at sports arenas?
It depends on the size of the arena and whether it is used for broadcasting. Recreational tennis courts use on average 50,000 lumens of LED lighting. Professional arena require between 800,000 and 1.2 million lumens.