They needed a solution which met their energy reduction targets but improved light levels and created a sense of well-being for their car park users and we were able to provide it.”
According to the program, Hubbell Lighting will utilize its four different types of LED outdoor pedestrian lighting fixtures to replace 250 watt high-pressure sodium (HPS) lamped street lights known as cobra-heads, and 215 watt mercury-vapor pedestrian post-top fixtures along the sidewalks on the Hyatt Regency block of Main Street between Beattie Place and East North Street. The four types include Parkway Square, Cubic Indirect, Providence and Promenade.
All of the new LED lighting fixtures from Hubbell Lighting take advantage of the newest solid-state lighting technology and offer significantly improved energy efficiency (40-85%) over the old mercury-vapor and high-pressure sodium fixtures that were previously installed in the 1970s and 80s. The new fixtures also have a very long life expectancy (approximately 50,000 hours), which will bring an added benefit to the City in reduced maintenance costs.
Additionally, Hubbell Lighting deployed this energy-efficient technology over the center drive lanes of Main Street with its new Roadway RM LED cobra-head street lighting fixtures. The state-of-the-art optics feature 48 LEDs (68w) that deliver more visible and uniform light with an unprecedented 89 lumens per watt energy efficiency. The Roadway RM LED Series is also available as a retrofit kit (Roadway RF LED kit) for use in existing HPS cobra head fixtures from other lighting manufacturers. The Roadway RM LED Series can be specified with an optional photocell to help the City maximize its energy savings by automatically shutting the luminaire off during daylight hours without any additional programming or maintenance required. The installation of these streetlights provides the City of Greenville with a low maintenance, high efficiency LED solution that has more than four times the life of HPS with over 65% energy savings.
2015年11月30日星期一
2015年11月27日星期五
the design of the booth to feature our lighting solutions for hospitality
As a leader of lighting technology innovation and development, GE Lighting invents with the vigor of its founder Thomas Edison to develop energy-efficient solutions. The three GE incandescent bulbs in the time capsule unearthed at the 100th anniversary celebration of Nela Park, GE Lighting headquarters in the USA, are still able to be illuminated buried underground for a century. At the exhibition, we will showcase our comprehensive portfolio of vertical solutions in a 272-square-metre booth. Much thought had gone into the design of the booth to feature our lighting solutions for hospitality, retail, office and outdoor applications, while you can also experience GE Lighting historic milestone story, a reflection to Nela Park’s 100th Anniversary celebration initiatives.
On the site, visitors will also have the opportunity to participate in a series of tailor-made events. This year, the launch of two key LED new product at the show will definitely be worth a visit. Take the chance to peek at the new GE Lighting innovations in commercial and indoor lighting. Also, there will be couple of industry experts and the newly-elected Asia judge representative joining us at the GE Edison Award Re-launch Event to generate greater awareness for the award in Asia.
Concurrently, we will brought together an esteemed panel of speakers, as well as our in-house experts, to share their experiences in the respective fields throughout the vertical seminars, and to facilitate the exchange of ideas amongst industry members.
On the site, visitors will also have the opportunity to participate in a series of tailor-made events. This year, the launch of two key LED new product at the show will definitely be worth a visit. Take the chance to peek at the new GE Lighting innovations in commercial and indoor lighting. Also, there will be couple of industry experts and the newly-elected Asia judge representative joining us at the GE Edison Award Re-launch Event to generate greater awareness for the award in Asia.
Concurrently, we will brought together an esteemed panel of speakers, as well as our in-house experts, to share their experiences in the respective fields throughout the vertical seminars, and to facilitate the exchange of ideas amongst industry members.
2015年11月26日星期四
in addition to an ongoing royalty on gross revenues from the sales
In the meanwhile, PIDA pointed out that LED lighting will become a major momentum of the LED industry worldwide this year in light of climbing demands driven by energy-shortage issue.
on April 30th, Onteco Corporation has signed its first international license agreement with JARLYN S.A, a Uruguayan corporation, for its proprietary LED intellectual property ("IP"), developed by its subsidiary, NexPhase Lighting, Inc., dedicated in LED "intelligent" lighting development.
As compensation for the license, the Company is to receive a combination of $2.9 million dollars in common stock listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange plus a cash payment, in addition to an ongoing royalty on gross revenues from the sales and installations of lighting products using the Company's IP.
"Following completion of the JARLYN agreement, we have accelerated our serious negotiations with potential customer-manufacturers in several countries," Dror Svorai, President of the Company, stated, "Each license would be exclusive to a specific geographic area." He added, "We expect one or more of these licensing agreements to be closed in the next few months. Terms of each licensing agreement will be different, except each will be designed to generate an ongoing royalty stream of income for the Company."
on April 30th, Onteco Corporation has signed its first international license agreement with JARLYN S.A, a Uruguayan corporation, for its proprietary LED intellectual property ("IP"), developed by its subsidiary, NexPhase Lighting, Inc., dedicated in LED "intelligent" lighting development.
As compensation for the license, the Company is to receive a combination of $2.9 million dollars in common stock listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange plus a cash payment, in addition to an ongoing royalty on gross revenues from the sales and installations of lighting products using the Company's IP.
"Following completion of the JARLYN agreement, we have accelerated our serious negotiations with potential customer-manufacturers in several countries," Dror Svorai, President of the Company, stated, "Each license would be exclusive to a specific geographic area." He added, "We expect one or more of these licensing agreements to be closed in the next few months. Terms of each licensing agreement will be different, except each will be designed to generate an ongoing royalty stream of income for the Company."
2015年11月23日星期一
The Lumentalk technology turns existing electrical wiring into a stable
A crime lab requires very specialized lighting,” said Allen Hamm, Assistant Director of the JCCL. “The Lusio LED fixtures deliver high footcandles and wide distributions to effectively cover large work spaces. Lusio also delivers substantial energy savings and reduced maintenance costs, which played an integral role in the design of the new facility.”
The lighting system consists of Philips tubular LED lighting systems that are solar-powered by day and is powered by the Meralco power grid at night via a grid-interactive photovoltaic system. The photovoltaic system is made up of the solar panels along with the power converter, and is hooked up to the Meralco grid. With the system in place, the City of Mandaluyong is poised to save up to 51% in electricity expenses every year.
a leading innovator and manufacturer of high performance, architectural LED-based lighting solutions for commercial, institutional, and urban environments, today announced it has received U.S. Patent 8,179,058, issued May 15, 2012. The patent, the first of seven pending for the company’s Lumentalk? technology, provides a method of intuitively reading a traditional analog TRIAC dimmer in a digital fashion, which enables digital control of LED lighting over existing AC power lines, to maximize cost and energy savings.
The Lumentalk technology turns existing electrical wiring into a stable, noise-free high-speed communications link for data, enabling LED fixtures to be reliably controlled without additional wiring. The technology eliminates the cost and disruption of having to open up walls and ceilings to install additional data cabling as part of a retrofit project – enabling a dramatic 30% reduction in total installation costs.
The lighting system consists of Philips tubular LED lighting systems that are solar-powered by day and is powered by the Meralco power grid at night via a grid-interactive photovoltaic system. The photovoltaic system is made up of the solar panels along with the power converter, and is hooked up to the Meralco grid. With the system in place, the City of Mandaluyong is poised to save up to 51% in electricity expenses every year.
a leading innovator and manufacturer of high performance, architectural LED-based lighting solutions for commercial, institutional, and urban environments, today announced it has received U.S. Patent 8,179,058, issued May 15, 2012. The patent, the first of seven pending for the company’s Lumentalk? technology, provides a method of intuitively reading a traditional analog TRIAC dimmer in a digital fashion, which enables digital control of LED lighting over existing AC power lines, to maximize cost and energy savings.
The Lumentalk technology turns existing electrical wiring into a stable, noise-free high-speed communications link for data, enabling LED fixtures to be reliably controlled without additional wiring. The technology eliminates the cost and disruption of having to open up walls and ceilings to install additional data cabling as part of a retrofit project – enabling a dramatic 30% reduction in total installation costs.
2015年11月17日星期二
continues to develop exciting linear LED lighting solutions
Katona joins Next Lighting after previously working with Soraa Inc., serving in various management roles in engineering, marketing and business development since 2009. He has been working with Led high bay light for over 13 years, having received a Ph.D in Electrical Engineering from the University of California at Santa Barbara, a renowned center for solid-state lighting research.
“Tom brings a breadth of experience that bridges across both the traditional LED and lighting industries. This breadth is essential in developing innovative products that provide unique value during this time of transition in the lighting industry,” said Randall Sosnick, Chief Executive Officer. “We are very excited to add him to our core team that continues to develop exciting linear LED lighting solutions.”
Sharp's LED luminaires are powered by its Zenigata chip technology which enables the delivery of extremely energy-efficient luminaires that offer higher color quality and better performance than comparable traditional source lighting products, such as incandescent, halogen, compact fluorescent, and even ceramic metal halide.
As compared to other LED lighting products, Sharp Zenigata components operate at high efficiency levels, combined with high levels of color saturation, yielding a CRI well above 90+. Most other Led linear high bay light products with comparable light output typically deliver CRI measurements in the low to mid 80s. Sharp LED luminaires are superior to traditional source lighting products as they consume less energy and produce less heat resulting in additional energy savings and reduced HVAC loads in buildings. In addition, Sharp luminaires do not give off UV light, which can cause color fading in fabrics and artwork and do not contain mercury, which can lead to lamp disposal issues. Sharp luminaires feature extremely long lamp life delivering approximately 50,000 hours of operation, which can significantly reduce the relamping of traditional lighting sources from 10 to 50 times over the life of the lamp.
“Tom brings a breadth of experience that bridges across both the traditional LED and lighting industries. This breadth is essential in developing innovative products that provide unique value during this time of transition in the lighting industry,” said Randall Sosnick, Chief Executive Officer. “We are very excited to add him to our core team that continues to develop exciting linear LED lighting solutions.”
Sharp's LED luminaires are powered by its Zenigata chip technology which enables the delivery of extremely energy-efficient luminaires that offer higher color quality and better performance than comparable traditional source lighting products, such as incandescent, halogen, compact fluorescent, and even ceramic metal halide.
As compared to other LED lighting products, Sharp Zenigata components operate at high efficiency levels, combined with high levels of color saturation, yielding a CRI well above 90+. Most other Led linear high bay light products with comparable light output typically deliver CRI measurements in the low to mid 80s. Sharp LED luminaires are superior to traditional source lighting products as they consume less energy and produce less heat resulting in additional energy savings and reduced HVAC loads in buildings. In addition, Sharp luminaires do not give off UV light, which can cause color fading in fabrics and artwork and do not contain mercury, which can lead to lamp disposal issues. Sharp luminaires feature extremely long lamp life delivering approximately 50,000 hours of operation, which can significantly reduce the relamping of traditional lighting sources from 10 to 50 times over the life of the lamp.
2015年11月13日星期五
LED lights to provide better light output while slashing the cost potentially by more than half
The company has closed $2 million of the Series A round led by the Oregon Angel Fund and Portland-based venture capital firm Pivotal Investments. CEO Ron Nelson, who also contributed to the round, said another $1 million has been committed and should close by the end of July.The Led linear high bay light company is developing a technology which will allow manufacturers of long-lasting LED lights to provide better light output while slashing the cost potentially by more than half.
The funding round will be used to continue development. The company expects to return to the market later this year for a Series B round of between $4 million and $8 million, which would help build a sales team and gear up for manufacturing, which Nelson said could start sometime in the second half of 2013.
LEDs emit high-intensity blue energy that, when emitted through various colored phosphors, converts to the warmer hues typical of home or office use. Pacific Light aims to replace the use of those phosphors with “quantum dots” — chemically created microscopic semiconductors that Nelson says provide stronger output that is tuneable to different hues.
According to the research team, they designed low droop and high efficacy Led high bay light by altering the direction of the crystal structure within semiconductor films. Droop refers to significant drop in efficiency at extreme currents. It is one of the major factors that retard the growth of the solid-state lighting market.
The funding round will be used to continue development. The company expects to return to the market later this year for a Series B round of between $4 million and $8 million, which would help build a sales team and gear up for manufacturing, which Nelson said could start sometime in the second half of 2013.
LEDs emit high-intensity blue energy that, when emitted through various colored phosphors, converts to the warmer hues typical of home or office use. Pacific Light aims to replace the use of those phosphors with “quantum dots” — chemically created microscopic semiconductors that Nelson says provide stronger output that is tuneable to different hues.
According to the research team, they designed low droop and high efficacy Led high bay light by altering the direction of the crystal structure within semiconductor films. Droop refers to significant drop in efficiency at extreme currents. It is one of the major factors that retard the growth of the solid-state lighting market.
2015年11月11日星期三
Intematix is offering us a solution that gives us a competitive advantage in the high quality lighting arena
ChromaLit XT is designed for the many applications that need high lumen output from a small space,” said Julian Carey, Senior Director of Led linear high bay light at Intematix. “Lighting designers and architects will appreciate the ability to take advantage of ChromaLit’s substantial benefits without sacrificing aesthetics based on ChromaLit XT’s unique off-state neutral color.”
“ChromaLit XT allows us to push the envelope when it comes to providing higher outputs for smaller lighting apertures incorporating remote phosphor technology,” said Andrew Littler, Director of Vexica, an LED lighting solutions company. Vexica’s LUMAERA-50-RP module incorporates ChromaLit XT to provide customers with a wide range of LED solutions without expensive research and development costs. “The high CRI we can achieve with our LUMAERA-50 module using ChromaLit XT is a huge advantage for professional specification clients such as lighting designers and architects. Intematix is offering us a solution that gives us a competitive advantage in the high quality lighting arena.”
ChromaLit XT is optically treated to maintain an off-state neutral appearance in order to look as good off as it does on – perfect for lighting designers. The added design freedom of ChromaLit XT means users can let exposed lights like pendant lamps and downlights integrate with the rest of the space without sacrificing the high performance of ChromaLit. In highly visual environments like restaurants and hotels, ChromaLit XT allows fixtures to complement the design flow.
All American Semiconductor expands its Led high bay light offering by partnering with LED Engin, Inc. to offer a full range of high brightness, compact emitters, lenses and modules. LED Engin develops, manufactures, and sells advanced LED emitters, optics components and light source modules in a unique, high-lumen density, compact, multi-die package that enable solid-state lighting solutions for a wide range of applications. LED Engin emitters are used in applications ranging from Architectural, Stage and Studio, High and Low Bay Lighting, Downlighting and General Lighting as well as many industrial applications.
“ChromaLit XT allows us to push the envelope when it comes to providing higher outputs for smaller lighting apertures incorporating remote phosphor technology,” said Andrew Littler, Director of Vexica, an LED lighting solutions company. Vexica’s LUMAERA-50-RP module incorporates ChromaLit XT to provide customers with a wide range of LED solutions without expensive research and development costs. “The high CRI we can achieve with our LUMAERA-50 module using ChromaLit XT is a huge advantage for professional specification clients such as lighting designers and architects. Intematix is offering us a solution that gives us a competitive advantage in the high quality lighting arena.”
ChromaLit XT is optically treated to maintain an off-state neutral appearance in order to look as good off as it does on – perfect for lighting designers. The added design freedom of ChromaLit XT means users can let exposed lights like pendant lamps and downlights integrate with the rest of the space without sacrificing the high performance of ChromaLit. In highly visual environments like restaurants and hotels, ChromaLit XT allows fixtures to complement the design flow.
All American Semiconductor expands its Led high bay light offering by partnering with LED Engin, Inc. to offer a full range of high brightness, compact emitters, lenses and modules. LED Engin develops, manufactures, and sells advanced LED emitters, optics components and light source modules in a unique, high-lumen density, compact, multi-die package that enable solid-state lighting solutions for a wide range of applications. LED Engin emitters are used in applications ranging from Architectural, Stage and Studio, High and Low Bay Lighting, Downlighting and General Lighting as well as many industrial applications.
2015年11月10日星期二
Panel lights don't have to be suspended overhead
FZLED panel lights are a breeze to install, reducing labor expenses. Mounting the lights can take as little as five minutes, requiring no starters or electrical ballasts. With a slim profile just 13 millimeters thick, the panels are light and easy to adjust. Three models provide maximum choice: led high bay light smallest panel light measures just 300 by 300 millimeters, doubling to 600 by 600 millimeters for a midsize model at and the largest model measuring 1,200 by 300 millimeters. The midsize and large models use a modest 52 watts of power for all applications.
Panel lights don't have to be suspended overhead. Standing the lights upright, the panel lights become backlights for picture frames that illuminate images from behind. Emitting no heat, UV or IR rays, FZLED’s panel lights provide glare-free and gentle illumination. With more form factors and adjustable illumination options, FZLED's panel lights deliver maximum performance with a minimal carbon footprint.
Among these awards, there are total $4.5 million for the new IDG System, including installations for industrial, retail, municipal, and military facilities. The new LED Area Light awards total $0.4 million, including orders from seven utilities, and several repeat orders. And the utility infrastructure awards total $5.1 million, including transmission, distribution, and substation upgrade projects for utilities and their large industrial customers.
All of these awards are for turnkey sales of products and services, and their expected timing will be included in the led linear high bay light Company's revenue backlog report to be issued in conjunction with its upcoming earnings release on May 3, 2012.
Panel lights don't have to be suspended overhead. Standing the lights upright, the panel lights become backlights for picture frames that illuminate images from behind. Emitting no heat, UV or IR rays, FZLED’s panel lights provide glare-free and gentle illumination. With more form factors and adjustable illumination options, FZLED's panel lights deliver maximum performance with a minimal carbon footprint.
Among these awards, there are total $4.5 million for the new IDG System, including installations for industrial, retail, municipal, and military facilities. The new LED Area Light awards total $0.4 million, including orders from seven utilities, and several repeat orders. And the utility infrastructure awards total $5.1 million, including transmission, distribution, and substation upgrade projects for utilities and their large industrial customers.
All of these awards are for turnkey sales of products and services, and their expected timing will be included in the led linear high bay light Company's revenue backlog report to be issued in conjunction with its upcoming earnings release on May 3, 2012.
2015年11月9日星期一
LED can also assist with the identificaiton of various rebate
Quality of Light In addition to its low power and high efficacy, the SERIES L7 has a high color rendering index (CRI) of 84. and mix LEDs to ensure even color across a fixture or installation. The fixture has a 50,000-hour life,led high bay light is fully recyclable, and backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. All Lunera fixtures have been independently certified by leading third party organizations.
Capital Lease Financing Initial costs of installing the SERIES L7 can be eliminated for qualified customers through a simple five-year term capital equipment lease offered by Lunera Capital PlusSM (LCP), a private financing service of Lunera Lighting. LED can also assist with the identificaiton of various rebate and incentive programs that save even more.
By collaborating with The Noun Project, we now have a universal symbol that represents LED lighting, filling a significant void in the energy-efficient lighting landscape,” said Ginny Skalski, social media specialist, Cree. “As Cree continues leading the way for LED lighting adoption, this new icon will allow the public and the media to stop using antiquated Edison or swirly CFL bulb designs to symbolize lighting.”
The day-long collaborative workshop, led by The Noun Project co-founder Edward Boatman, included nearly 40 attendees who sketched new symbols for led linear high bay light and a variety of energy-efficient technologies. All of the designs were discussed and critiqued to ensure the best iconic representation for each of the 15 energy-efficient technologies and concepts, including wind and solar farms and energy audits. The sketches were recently digitized and are now available for public use under a Creative Commons license.
Capital Lease Financing Initial costs of installing the SERIES L7 can be eliminated for qualified customers through a simple five-year term capital equipment lease offered by Lunera Capital PlusSM (LCP), a private financing service of Lunera Lighting. LED can also assist with the identificaiton of various rebate and incentive programs that save even more.
By collaborating with The Noun Project, we now have a universal symbol that represents LED lighting, filling a significant void in the energy-efficient lighting landscape,” said Ginny Skalski, social media specialist, Cree. “As Cree continues leading the way for LED lighting adoption, this new icon will allow the public and the media to stop using antiquated Edison or swirly CFL bulb designs to symbolize lighting.”
The day-long collaborative workshop, led by The Noun Project co-founder Edward Boatman, included nearly 40 attendees who sketched new symbols for led linear high bay light and a variety of energy-efficient technologies. All of the designs were discussed and critiqued to ensure the best iconic representation for each of the 15 energy-efficient technologies and concepts, including wind and solar farms and energy audits. The sketches were recently digitized and are now available for public use under a Creative Commons license.
2015年11月5日星期四
Rubicon will display its line of optical products including very large size sapphire windows
Rubicon's ES2 crystal growth method has been refined over the past 11 years to provide consistently high yield and the highest quality sapphire for our customers," said Raja Parvez, president and CEO of led linear high bay light Technology. "With this expertise, Rubicon has been able to scale the growth of bulk crystal up to 200 kg without compromising high quality or high yield. This enables us to produce industry-leading, very large, defect-free sapphire crystal for use in the optical market for a wide range of industrial applications."
Rubicon provides sapphire products in 4-inch, 6-inch and 8-inch diameters and will be exhibiting a 12-inch sapphire window. Rubicon will display its line of optical products including very large size sapphire windows and blanks for use in Defense and Aerospace, Instrumentation and Analytical Processing, Sensors and Detectors, Semiconductor Process Equipment, and Medical and Laser applications.
Defense & Aerospace -- Sapphire is used in the defense and aerospace industries due to its broad transmission range in the UV through IR spectrum, resistance to scratching and corrosion in sand or salt environments and impact resistance. Applications include targeting systems and protected optics for fighter jets, UAVs and helicopters, FLIRs and Enhanced Vision Systems for aircraft, sensor suites and shaped optics for land, air and sea vehicles, missile domes, countermeasure lamps and transparent armor systems.
Instrumentation & Analytical Processing -- Sapphire often replaces quartz and glass to provide longer life in equipment and consumables. Sapphire's chemical resistance, ability to withstand high temperature and led high bay light pressure, and ability to transmit in UV and IR ranges make it ideal for applications in instrumentation and analytical processing such as mass spectrometry, spectrophotometry, digestive cells, and other analytical applications.
Rubicon provides sapphire products in 4-inch, 6-inch and 8-inch diameters and will be exhibiting a 12-inch sapphire window. Rubicon will display its line of optical products including very large size sapphire windows and blanks for use in Defense and Aerospace, Instrumentation and Analytical Processing, Sensors and Detectors, Semiconductor Process Equipment, and Medical and Laser applications.
Defense & Aerospace -- Sapphire is used in the defense and aerospace industries due to its broad transmission range in the UV through IR spectrum, resistance to scratching and corrosion in sand or salt environments and impact resistance. Applications include targeting systems and protected optics for fighter jets, UAVs and helicopters, FLIRs and Enhanced Vision Systems for aircraft, sensor suites and shaped optics for land, air and sea vehicles, missile domes, countermeasure lamps and transparent armor systems.
Instrumentation & Analytical Processing -- Sapphire often replaces quartz and glass to provide longer life in equipment and consumables. Sapphire's chemical resistance, ability to withstand high temperature and led high bay light pressure, and ability to transmit in UV and IR ranges make it ideal for applications in instrumentation and analytical processing such as mass spectrometry, spectrophotometry, digestive cells, and other analytical applications.
electricity annually compared to traditional lighting methods
Ecomaa, who advocated eco-friendly concept, provided it’s long-life LED AR111 spotlight series to reduce the power consumption of the stores. The led high bay light saving more than 60 percent of energy consumption and also more than 35 percent of electricity annually compared to traditional lighting methods.It solved the problems of power-hungry with the installation of traditional halogen lamp in the past.
Denim House’s store equipped with Ecomaa’s European standard series- 19W AR111 as light source. The Eco-AR111 featuring a luminous flux of ca.1,240 lm and a color temperature of 3,500 K. The light pattern can reveal the complete uniformity of the illuminated area at pole heights of 4 m to subjoin the display’s product a fashion sense.
Eco-AR111 series possess the similiar brightness with 50W AR111 halogen lamp but only need 19 watts of power consumption. It can be used 10 hours a day, and up to 81 percent reduction in electricity and carbon emissions annually. By advanced accurate heat thermal and active Air simulation, Ecomaa effectively reduce the heat of LED lighting to improve more stability and high quality working condition. The Eco-AR111 also certified by the TUV, UL, CE, FCC and RoHS.This collaboration allows the whole stores of Denim House in Taiwan joined the ranks of energy saving, and also to become the leader of the Green concept advocating, besides of leading the trend of fashion.
Sapphire is ideal for high-performance optical applications because of its led linear high bay light physical properties such as optical transparency, physical strength, resistance to abrasion and corrosion, temperature durability, and bio-compatibility.
Denim House’s store equipped with Ecomaa’s European standard series- 19W AR111 as light source. The Eco-AR111 featuring a luminous flux of ca.1,240 lm and a color temperature of 3,500 K. The light pattern can reveal the complete uniformity of the illuminated area at pole heights of 4 m to subjoin the display’s product a fashion sense.
Eco-AR111 series possess the similiar brightness with 50W AR111 halogen lamp but only need 19 watts of power consumption. It can be used 10 hours a day, and up to 81 percent reduction in electricity and carbon emissions annually. By advanced accurate heat thermal and active Air simulation, Ecomaa effectively reduce the heat of LED lighting to improve more stability and high quality working condition. The Eco-AR111 also certified by the TUV, UL, CE, FCC and RoHS.This collaboration allows the whole stores of Denim House in Taiwan joined the ranks of energy saving, and also to become the leader of the Green concept advocating, besides of leading the trend of fashion.
Sapphire is ideal for high-performance optical applications because of its led linear high bay light physical properties such as optical transparency, physical strength, resistance to abrasion and corrosion, temperature durability, and bio-compatibility.
special scaffolding is needed to reach fixtures in the high ceiling
Security and energy savings were top priorities when considering new lighting to cover the nearly 2 million square feet (45 acres) of parking and garage space at Marriott headquarters. After testing competitive exterior garage fixtures, parking lot lights and contemporary post tops, Marriott selected GE's family of high-efficiency Evolve™ LED lighting systems.
"We preferred the exceptional output and uniformity of GE's Evolve LED lighting," says Jim Young, vice president, corporate facilities for Marriott International, Inc. "GE performed a comprehensive lighting audit of our existing system, provided photometric analysis with 3D renderings of the new system, and forecasted our energy and maintenance savings. GE excelled as both a trusted strategic consultant and solutions provider."
More than 230 Evolve LED Area Lights now illuminate Marriott's outdoor lots, while inside the parking deck nearly 400 Evolve LED Garage Light fixtures and several Evolve LED Tunnel Light installations-as well as more efficient GE T8 fluorescent lamps-help light the way for associates to and from the headquarters offices. Collectively, a 280-watt reduction per outdoor lighting fixture will cut electricity use by 580,000 kWhs a year, equating to $70,000 in utility cost savings.
In the foyer, special scaffolding is needed to reach fixtures in the high ceiling. Marriott would change the lights, which lasted just one to two years on average, only once a year at a cost close to $3,000. Maintenance savings will now add up after GE replaced 12 90-watt bulbs with 20-watt LED PAR38 lamps. Rated for 50,000 hours of life, GE's LEDs could keep the scaffolding away for up to seven years.
"We preferred the exceptional output and uniformity of GE's Evolve LED lighting," says Jim Young, vice president, corporate facilities for Marriott International, Inc. "GE performed a comprehensive lighting audit of our existing system, provided photometric analysis with 3D renderings of the new system, and forecasted our energy and maintenance savings. GE excelled as both a trusted strategic consultant and solutions provider."
More than 230 Evolve LED Area Lights now illuminate Marriott's outdoor lots, while inside the parking deck nearly 400 Evolve LED Garage Light fixtures and several Evolve LED Tunnel Light installations-as well as more efficient GE T8 fluorescent lamps-help light the way for associates to and from the headquarters offices. Collectively, a 280-watt reduction per outdoor lighting fixture will cut electricity use by 580,000 kWhs a year, equating to $70,000 in utility cost savings.
In the foyer, special scaffolding is needed to reach fixtures in the high ceiling. Marriott would change the lights, which lasted just one to two years on average, only once a year at a cost close to $3,000. Maintenance savings will now add up after GE replaced 12 90-watt bulbs with 20-watt LED PAR38 lamps. Rated for 50,000 hours of life, GE's LEDs could keep the scaffolding away for up to seven years.
2015年11月4日星期三
This can then be used as a selectable night light
The product is a compact power harvesting, storage, and lighting system. Electric power generated by solar cells during the day is stored in a nickel-metal hydride battery unit. This can then be used as a selectable night light and power source for charging small items of equipment, such as cellphones.
At present, 1.3 billion people worldwide*1 live in areas with no or intermittent mains electricity. This means that approximately 20% of the world's population (one person in five)*1 lives without enjoying the advantages of electricity. In most non-electrified areas, people use kerosene lamps, rechargeable lanterns, diesel generators, etc., to provide lighting. However, these forms of led high bay light equipment have numerous drawbacks, including toxic exhaust, low levels of illumination, and high running costs. Cellphone networks are, however, widespread in these areas, despite the lack of an equipment-recharging infrastructure.
Panasonic is committed to the reliable supply of clean and safe light and power. This commitment led to the production of its "Solar Lantern" in 2013-a portable lantern that provides non-electrified areas with the light that people need. Now the company has added "eneloop solar storage" to its lineup of products. The product comes with a straight tube LED and a bulb-type LED, which deliver bright, high-quality light, and the unit can also be used as a high-capacity power source for charging multiple cellphones. The new product will be marketed not only through existing sales dealers but also via international organizations such as NPOs and NGOs that are helping people living in non-electrified areas to develop a better standard of living environment.
Philips Lumileds has fully launched LUXEON M which is now in volume production. The new emitter has already been approved for street lighting in major US cities with designs to be shown at Light + Building.led linear high bay light lumen output—more than 1100 lumens— and typical voltage of 11.2V drives down system cost and improves system performance through the use of low cost, highly efficient drivers. The tremendous light output and efficacy at operating conditions lowers overall solution costs.
At present, 1.3 billion people worldwide*1 live in areas with no or intermittent mains electricity. This means that approximately 20% of the world's population (one person in five)*1 lives without enjoying the advantages of electricity. In most non-electrified areas, people use kerosene lamps, rechargeable lanterns, diesel generators, etc., to provide lighting. However, these forms of led high bay light equipment have numerous drawbacks, including toxic exhaust, low levels of illumination, and high running costs. Cellphone networks are, however, widespread in these areas, despite the lack of an equipment-recharging infrastructure.
Panasonic is committed to the reliable supply of clean and safe light and power. This commitment led to the production of its "Solar Lantern" in 2013-a portable lantern that provides non-electrified areas with the light that people need. Now the company has added "eneloop solar storage" to its lineup of products. The product comes with a straight tube LED and a bulb-type LED, which deliver bright, high-quality light, and the unit can also be used as a high-capacity power source for charging multiple cellphones. The new product will be marketed not only through existing sales dealers but also via international organizations such as NPOs and NGOs that are helping people living in non-electrified areas to develop a better standard of living environment.
Philips Lumileds has fully launched LUXEON M which is now in volume production. The new emitter has already been approved for street lighting in major US cities with designs to be shown at Light + Building.led linear high bay light lumen output—more than 1100 lumens— and typical voltage of 11.2V drives down system cost and improves system performance through the use of low cost, highly efficient drivers. The tremendous light output and efficacy at operating conditions lowers overall solution costs.
2015年11月3日星期二
Lighting products can provide proper illumination while also significantly lowering overall cost
Ideal for end-users looking to improve illumination and decrease energy and maintenance costs, the Lumark Ridgeview LED luminaires offer a compact, efficient and economical approach to LED lighting that combines a low-profile design with excellent operating performance. For uniform and energy conscious illumination, Ridgeview LED fixtures include scalable IP66 rated led linear high bay light technology with patented AccuLED Optics? allowing for an energy savings between 30-70 percent over standard H.I.D. systems. Additional benefits include a warm white light of 4000K correlated color temperature (CCT) that won’t sacrifice lumen output; 50,000+ hour rated life, six times longer than traditional metal halide sources; and durable die-cast aluminum construction.
“More and more customers are turning to reliable LED fixtures to address their lighting needs,” said Mark Eubanks, President, Cooper Lighting. “While the shift is certainly due to the overall energy savings LED lighting can provide, we’ve found that many customers are upgrading based on the lighting performance associated with our LED technology. Our work with the Grand Traverse County Civic Center is yet another great example of how choosing Cooper Lighting products can provide proper illumination while also significantly lowering overall cost.”
Grand Traverse County funded the project in large part to a $45,000 Advanced Lighting Technology Demonstration Grant from the State of Michigan Energy Office. The grant was awarded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Recovery Act) for projects that create and retain jobs, save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Funding was awarded to local units of government that were willing to demonstrate the benefits of advanced commercial lighting technologies in their facilities.
Cree is a proven leader in LED-based street and area luminaires,” said Christopher Ruud, vice president and general manager, Cree lighting. “Building on that success and combining cutting-edge form and function, Aeroblades luminaires leverage Cree? LED technology while incorporating forward-thinking and aesthetically pleasing architectural design to enhance the surroundings.”
“More and more customers are turning to reliable LED fixtures to address their lighting needs,” said Mark Eubanks, President, Cooper Lighting. “While the shift is certainly due to the overall energy savings LED lighting can provide, we’ve found that many customers are upgrading based on the lighting performance associated with our LED technology. Our work with the Grand Traverse County Civic Center is yet another great example of how choosing Cooper Lighting products can provide proper illumination while also significantly lowering overall cost.”
Grand Traverse County funded the project in large part to a $45,000 Advanced Lighting Technology Demonstration Grant from the State of Michigan Energy Office. The grant was awarded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Recovery Act) for projects that create and retain jobs, save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Funding was awarded to local units of government that were willing to demonstrate the benefits of advanced commercial lighting technologies in their facilities.
Cree is a proven leader in LED-based street and area luminaires,” said Christopher Ruud, vice president and general manager, Cree lighting. “Building on that success and combining cutting-edge form and function, Aeroblades luminaires leverage Cree? LED technology while incorporating forward-thinking and aesthetically pleasing architectural design to enhance the surroundings.”
2015年11月2日星期一
the need for costly secondary thermal management systems
The LMH2 module separates the light source and power supply to enable a wide selection of mounting and wiring options – giving lighting manufacturers the flexibility needed for rapid led high bay light design and development. LMH2 modules also feature primary thermal management – potentially eliminating the need for costly secondary thermal management systems.
“The LMH2 LED module family now obsoletes the need to even consider compact fluorescent alternatives,” said Mike Watson, Cree senior director marketing, LED components. “Not only does the family of LMH2 LED modules outperform this traditional lighting technology, but it does so across a wide range of color and lumen options with unparalleled color quality, efficacy and warranty, enabling lighting manufacturers to address an entire range of lighting applications.”
The module is available with Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) and DALI touch dimming. Designed for 50,000 hours of operation and dimmable to five percent, the LMH2 comes with Cree’s industry-leading warranty. Luminaire makers seeking ENERGY STAR® qualification will have access to specification and performance data, including LM-80 reports, which can speed regulatory approvals.
Visit Cree at Light+Building 2012 at Hall 4.2, Stand G71 to see the led linear high bay light module used in different applications. Samples are available now and production quantities are available with standard lead times from Cree distributors. Visit DGA at Light+Building at Hall 3.1, Stand C41, to see DGA luminaires based on the LMH2 family.
“The LMH2 LED module family now obsoletes the need to even consider compact fluorescent alternatives,” said Mike Watson, Cree senior director marketing, LED components. “Not only does the family of LMH2 LED modules outperform this traditional lighting technology, but it does so across a wide range of color and lumen options with unparalleled color quality, efficacy and warranty, enabling lighting manufacturers to address an entire range of lighting applications.”
The module is available with Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) and DALI touch dimming. Designed for 50,000 hours of operation and dimmable to five percent, the LMH2 comes with Cree’s industry-leading warranty. Luminaire makers seeking ENERGY STAR® qualification will have access to specification and performance data, including LM-80 reports, which can speed regulatory approvals.
Visit Cree at Light+Building 2012 at Hall 4.2, Stand G71 to see the led linear high bay light module used in different applications. Samples are available now and production quantities are available with standard lead times from Cree distributors. Visit DGA at Light+Building at Hall 3.1, Stand C41, to see DGA luminaires based on the LMH2 family.
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