SENSOR TECHNOLOGY
Since its inception, Cébé’s passion for eye protection and comfort has enabled the creation of innovative products to meet every need. Today, with our new lens technology, we can offer the best vision ever.
IMPROVED
CONTRAST
Allow us to well distinguish dark areas from lighter one in order to better see details and reliefs
BETTER COLOURS
DEFINITION
To make the green and red colour pop out by reducing the yellow light perception in order to better distinguish different tones of brown colours
OPTICAL
CLARITY
SENSOR lens provides crystal clear vision without any distortions for an enhanced visual comfort.
HOW SENSOR LENSES ARE MADE
Sensor lenses are made in injected polycarbonate which includes color pigments and additional pigments, allows us to create our own spectrum curve
TECHNICAL OBJECTIVES
Better see the colour transitions
Better perceive the different shades of brown
BENEFITS
To highlight details on trails
To better distinguish rocks, roots, sand on critical paths
To better anticipate the obstacles
To better see the reliefs on the ground
TRANSMITTANCE CURVE
SENSOR EFFECTS
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1
100% UV PROTECTION
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2
GOOD PROTECTION
against bad blue light -
3
IMPROVED PERCEPTION
of the beneficial blue light -
4
MAINTAINS GOOD PERCEPTION
of the green light -
5
REDUCED PERCEPTION
of the yellow light to increase contrasts -
6
IMPROVED PERCEPTION
of the red light
DEDICATED TO 3 SPECIFIC ENVIRONMENTS
FOREST
MOUNTAIN
URBAN
SENSOR LENS OFFER
SENSOR VARIO
ROSE CAT. 1-3 SILVER
PHOTOCHROMIC
True colour balance
Less glare
Automatically adapts to the light variations
SENSOR
ROSE CAT. 3 SILVER
True colour balance
Sharper vision
Bright conditions
FRANÇOIS D'HAENE
"I love testing new products and I was immediately impressed by the Sensor technology! The shape of the sunglasses is already well adapted to trail running and now, thanks to Sensor lenses, we are even closer to maximum efficiency. Sensor lenses give incomparable clarity and more accurate colours while enhancing the contrasts. This enables me to be more in harmony with my surroundings and to avoid eye fatigue, especially during a long trail run."
