In addition to the above-mentioned high efficiency components products, Edison Opto will launch the 150W LED high bay which provides high brightness and superior light quality. The appearance of Edison new high bay is similar to traditional high bay lighting, but it has higher efficacy. Under 150Watt (3200mA), the new high bay can reach 12000lm. Besides, the 150W new high bay has the advantages of energy efficiency and long life time which can save the maintenance costs and power consumption. The new high bay provides a grea.
These retrofits are available to small businesses, nonprofit organizations and special districts, as well as city, state and federal facilities located in Lake County. The retrofits include four- and eight-foot linear fixtures, high bay fixtures, light-emitting diode (LED) refrigeration case lighting, gas station canopy lights, Energy Star compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), LED exit signs, vacancy sensors, vending machine controls and faucet aerators as well as additional LED and other cost-effective measures. Most of these measures are available at no cost including energy-efficient lighting upgrades with just a few of the options requiring a nominal copay.
Lake County Energy Watch received assistance from PG&E to pay nonprofit organizations' copay for lighting retrofits available through the program.
Lake County Energy Watch is administered by PG&E using funding from California utility ratepayers under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. Energy Watch partnerships are designed to help local governments and their communities lower their energy bills and enjoy a cleaner environment.
2016年2月26日星期五
Calibre continues to evolve its product range
ISE is always a great platform for new products and, as we continue to diversify from our roots in broadcast into the corporate AV space, the show becomes increasingly important. We’re looking forward to a great three days in Amsterdam – and to another 25 years of expansion!
Calibre continues to evolve its product range and make further technical advances in the broadcast, ProAV, aerospace, defence, medical and industrial markets through the innovative use of modern technology. Utilizing its own in-house hardware and software design teams for all product development including OEM programmes.
A superior alternative to halogen MR16 lamps, Soraa’s LED MR16 lamps feature full spectrum light*; a CRI of 95* and R9 of 95*, (higher than most halogen lamps); produce no UV or IR; last up to 10 times as long; use 80 percent less energy; run cooler; produce a much more consistent and efficient beam; and are compatible with existing lamp fixtures and lighting infrastructure.
Calibre continues to evolve its product range and make further technical advances in the broadcast, ProAV, aerospace, defence, medical and industrial markets through the innovative use of modern technology. Utilizing its own in-house hardware and software design teams for all product development including OEM programmes.
A superior alternative to halogen MR16 lamps, Soraa’s LED MR16 lamps feature full spectrum light*; a CRI of 95* and R9 of 95*, (higher than most halogen lamps); produce no UV or IR; last up to 10 times as long; use 80 percent less energy; run cooler; produce a much more consistent and efficient beam; and are compatible with existing lamp fixtures and lighting infrastructure.
2016年2月24日星期三
It is helping to speed along the release higher lumen bulbs
While the difference between A19 and A21 is negligible to many buyers, the increased size and surface area does help Philips get around the pesky heat issues that often occur when trying to produce so much light. Some other manufacturers, especially those who are going through great pains to produce a 100W-equivalent, would call this cheating, but it is helping to speed along the release higher lumen bulbs.
Osram Sylvania’s upcoming 1600 lumen model is also an A21 while GE’s will use SynJet active cooling from Nuventix. The Switch100 bulb should be available before too long (no date has been announced) and that will use the company’s standard design, but that design is liquid-cooled. In other words, everyone has had to take some unconventional steps to get to 1600+ lumens.
At 81 lumens per watt the A21 LED is not as efficient as the company’s L Prizing winning bulb, but it does hit a respectable number. Their standard 12.5W model produces 800 lumens making for 64 lm/w. That’s a rather pedestrian number by today’s standard, but the bulb is available for about $20.
Over the course its life Philips expects the A21 LED to save its owner around $214 in energy spending, making for a nice return-on-investment for anyone that wants to invest now and save later. With an expected price of about $65 in December, these will be quite expensive to buy in bulk.
Along with the A21 Philips also announced the DimTone BR30 LED lamp. This is a directional bulb, often used as a floor or spotlight. The BR30 uses Philips’ Airflux technology, which optimizes cooling and means the bulb does not require an expensive, finned heat sink.
Osram Sylvania’s upcoming 1600 lumen model is also an A21 while GE’s will use SynJet active cooling from Nuventix. The Switch100 bulb should be available before too long (no date has been announced) and that will use the company’s standard design, but that design is liquid-cooled. In other words, everyone has had to take some unconventional steps to get to 1600+ lumens.
At 81 lumens per watt the A21 LED is not as efficient as the company’s L Prizing winning bulb, but it does hit a respectable number. Their standard 12.5W model produces 800 lumens making for 64 lm/w. That’s a rather pedestrian number by today’s standard, but the bulb is available for about $20.
Over the course its life Philips expects the A21 LED to save its owner around $214 in energy spending, making for a nice return-on-investment for anyone that wants to invest now and save later. With an expected price of about $65 in December, these will be quite expensive to buy in bulk.
Along with the A21 Philips also announced the DimTone BR30 LED lamp. This is a directional bulb, often used as a floor or spotlight. The BR30 uses Philips’ Airflux technology, which optimizes cooling and means the bulb does not require an expensive, finned heat sink.
Where are short of brightness also can set up LED lights firstly
One of the things we're going to do across the board is the move to LED lighting in all our public areas by the end of 2013," Huijbrechts said. "Philips will provide technical assistance and design assistance for the different hotels because it's very important to choose the right lighting and take into account aspects like dimming and transformers, etc."
Additionally, Huijbrechts said the return on investment for larger renewable energy installations was too long for the company to consider, but added that she would push to set up supply deals with clean electricity providers.Kaohsiung city in Taiwan has applied for NT$ 500 million subsidies from government for installing efficient LED lights. The city schedules to install 38 regions, arranging to start the installation by the end of 2012, and plans to complete the project by the end of June.
According to officials, the government has already release NT$ 500 million subsidies to Energy Bureau backed by Ministry of Economic Affairs. And the principle of installation, will center on various administrative offices, and surrounding area will firstly considering about LED streetlights. In addition, streets where are short of brightness also can set up LED lights firstly.
Philips and Haworth announced a cooperation to create workplaces designed to enhance employees’ well-being in the office. As part of the cooperation, Philips, the global leader in lighting and Haworth, a global leader in the design and manufacture of office furniture, will create innovative lighting and furniture solutions for the European market. The companies will also focus on future-looking research into office design and lighting trends.
Additionally, Huijbrechts said the return on investment for larger renewable energy installations was too long for the company to consider, but added that she would push to set up supply deals with clean electricity providers.Kaohsiung city in Taiwan has applied for NT$ 500 million subsidies from government for installing efficient LED lights. The city schedules to install 38 regions, arranging to start the installation by the end of 2012, and plans to complete the project by the end of June.
According to officials, the government has already release NT$ 500 million subsidies to Energy Bureau backed by Ministry of Economic Affairs. And the principle of installation, will center on various administrative offices, and surrounding area will firstly considering about LED streetlights. In addition, streets where are short of brightness also can set up LED lights firstly.
Philips and Haworth announced a cooperation to create workplaces designed to enhance employees’ well-being in the office. As part of the cooperation, Philips, the global leader in lighting and Haworth, a global leader in the design and manufacture of office furniture, will create innovative lighting and furniture solutions for the European market. The companies will also focus on future-looking research into office design and lighting trends.
2016年2月23日星期二
Our clients can see payback within the year on a refurbished lighting scheme
Thomas Ollier, Corporate Development Manager, commented, “Typically our clients can see payback within the year on a refurbished lighting scheme.”
Luxonic Lighting has also now earned the right to display the coveted ISO 14001 certification mark to demonstrate its conformance to the standard. The independent assessment was conducted by leading certification body, UKAS Management Systems, and it demonstrates Luxonic Lighting’s commitment to customer service and quality in delivery.
ISO 14001 was first introduced in 1996 as a British Standard and requires organisations to have an environmental policy and action plan to manage their impact on their environment. Certified organisations are committed to continuous improvement and are assessed annually to ensure progress is being maintained.
Martyn Wherry, Regional Director of Luxonic Lighting said, “We are particularly pleased to have achieved ISO 14001 certification to add to our IS0 9001 standard as it underlines our commitment to our customers and our focus on quality. Not many customers get to see their suppliers’ ‘back-office’ activities. This recognition demonstrates we can provide a quality solution from quotation to delivery.
Luxonic Lighting has also now earned the right to display the coveted ISO 14001 certification mark to demonstrate its conformance to the standard. The independent assessment was conducted by leading certification body, UKAS Management Systems, and it demonstrates Luxonic Lighting’s commitment to customer service and quality in delivery.
ISO 14001 was first introduced in 1996 as a British Standard and requires organisations to have an environmental policy and action plan to manage their impact on their environment. Certified organisations are committed to continuous improvement and are assessed annually to ensure progress is being maintained.
Martyn Wherry, Regional Director of Luxonic Lighting said, “We are particularly pleased to have achieved ISO 14001 certification to add to our IS0 9001 standard as it underlines our commitment to our customers and our focus on quality. Not many customers get to see their suppliers’ ‘back-office’ activities. This recognition demonstrates we can provide a quality solution from quotation to delivery.
2016年2月22日星期一
it can be applied in hotels and restaurants
In addition to the above-mentioned high efficiency products, Edison Opto has recently developed the high cost-performance ratio component product－Edixeon C Series and ET-3535 Series products. Featuring high luminous efficacy, Edixeon C Series can reach 135 lm/w @350mA in cool white and ET-3535 Series can reach 100lm@350mA in warm white. Both have become the high cost-performance ratio products in the market. Besides, Edixeon C Series and ET-3535 Series are designed by particular package for reflow process application which can accelerate the speed of manufacturing process. In lighting applications, Edixeon C Series and ET-3535 Series are designed to satisfy solid state lighting applications such as indoor lighting. They provide a better solution to the light source of spot lights and TD down lights. And it can be applied in hotels and restaurants.
The product design and lighting concept developed using Bridgelux’s LED technology was a perfect match for our retail environment. Our retail lighting requirements are very demanding. But we were sold by a combination of mock-up demonstrations and an understanding of the benefits that could be achieved with this innovative technology. We were convinced that we could enhance the quality of lighting to improve the customer experience while simultaneously reducing our operational costs,” said Sunil Biyani, director, Future Group.
“We selected Bridgelux LED arrays to use in our new luminaires because the Bridgelux technology gave us superior performance, in terms of lumen output, consistency, and light quality when compared to other LED light sources,” said R. Hari, chief innovation officer, Asian Retail Lighting Ltd. “We decided that LED arrays or chip-on-board (COB) light sources were the right technology to provide the best quality of light to attract more customers into the stores. Arrays also gave us the design flexibility to create a broad range of new luminaires optimized to display the merchandise with the greatest appeal to the customer.
The product design and lighting concept developed using Bridgelux’s LED technology was a perfect match for our retail environment. Our retail lighting requirements are very demanding. But we were sold by a combination of mock-up demonstrations and an understanding of the benefits that could be achieved with this innovative technology. We were convinced that we could enhance the quality of lighting to improve the customer experience while simultaneously reducing our operational costs,” said Sunil Biyani, director, Future Group.
“We selected Bridgelux LED arrays to use in our new luminaires because the Bridgelux technology gave us superior performance, in terms of lumen output, consistency, and light quality when compared to other LED light sources,” said R. Hari, chief innovation officer, Asian Retail Lighting Ltd. “We decided that LED arrays or chip-on-board (COB) light sources were the right technology to provide the best quality of light to attract more customers into the stores. Arrays also gave us the design flexibility to create a broad range of new luminaires optimized to display the merchandise with the greatest appeal to the customer.
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