What is ColorMatch?
- Kenny Zhuang
- Jul 15
- 2 min read

It is widely recognized that lighting fixture come in various sizes, featuring different wattage, dimensions, optics, and chip sizes. This often leads to noticeable color variations between lighting fixture, even when they share the same color temperature and color rendering index, and use LED chips from the same brand. Designers typically want to avoid this issue in their projects.
To address this, AMLUMEN has developed ColorMatch technology, ensuring that lighting fixture of different sizes, wattage, luminous surfaces, and optics deliver consistent light color performance.
ColorMatch technology is based on Dr. Luke Ma’s in-depth research into semiconductor materials. Through collaboration with EPSTAR and Mitsubishi of Japan, as well as continuous fine-tuning by engineering teams, and by integrating AMLUMEN’s existing VisualCode- visual color control technology, it has finally achieved the effect of producing the same visual color perception across LED chips with different emitting surfaces and various optical configurations. This represents yet another breakthrough in human-centered lighting technology and lays the technical foundation for high-end, comfortable lighting environments.
ColorMatch|One Light, Every Light

In lighting design, there is a problem that often goes unnoticed—until it compromises the visual integrity of a space.
Even when using LEDs from the same brand, with identical color temperature and CRI, fixtures of different wattages, sizes, lens types, and optical systems can still produce visibly inconsistent light colors.
This is the “color inconsistency” that designers dread. It undermines carefully selected materials, disrupts visual harmony, and erodes the credibility of a project in its final moment.
AMLUMEN ColorMatch is the solution

ColorMatch ensures that fixtures of varying light-emitting surfaces, optical configurations, and power ratings deliver visually identical color performance.
This is more than a breakthrough in color consistency
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it is a significant advancement in human-centric lighting.
ColorMatch by AMLUMEN — Calibrated for Design.







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