offering customers a broad range of pricing options from name brand

Manager of Dialight’s Optical Design Group, calculates the bottom line benefits for SafeSite end users like Rio Tinto and Valero: “Making a one-to-one comparison between a 100W SafeSite 250 Series fixture and a 250W HPS fixture in use 24/7, we calculate that over a year a typical plant with 1,000 retro-fitted Series 250 fixtures can save US$164,000 on energy at today’s prices.But it’s actually better than that,” he adds. “These T4 and T5 rated led high bay light don’t require a warm-up period and can be operated as ‘instant-on’, reaching full light intensity in a fraction of a second, so the plant could save a lot more by powering down the lights when not needed or using motion control to avoid running them 24/7. On top of that they’d have the added benefit of SafeSite’s 5-year warranty and that means zero maintenance and more cost reduction.

Jameco Electronics has published its electronics components catalog for more than 35 years, offering customers a broad range of pricing options from name brand, house brand and manufacturer overrun inventory. Jameco consistently prices over 100,000 products well under its competitors and backs its products with its low price guarantee.

The new tool addresses the requirements of the “Chromaticity and Spatial Uniformity” test in the yahamlighting specification for led high bay light that requires the beam of light to appear the same color to the human eye, regardless of which area of the beam the viewer looks at or where they are at in relation to the light source.To show compliance with these requirements, the lighting manufacturer must have their product tested by an independent laboratory. The lab tests will produce a data set showing the color of the light output under a wide variety of conditions. In many cases, the lighting manufacturer must undergo a difficult and time-consuming process to analyze the data set and perform complex calculations to demonstrate or determine compliance.