Larson Electronics has announced the addition of a hazardous location approved LED light fixture with upgraded LED lamps to its explosion proof lighting inventory. Producing over 5,000 lumens and featuring a marine rated and corrosion resistant design, the HAL-48-2L-LED-G2 Hazardous Location LED Light is ideal for offshore applications and industrial operations where hazardous location protection is required.
Lumenpulse Inc., a leading innovator and manufacturer of high performance, architectural LED-based lighting solutions for commercial, institutional, and urban environments, today announced it has signed an agreement with Lutron Electronics, an industry leader in the lighting controls and energy management market. The agreement allows Lumenpulse to embed Lutron's EcoSystem technology directly into Lumenpulse's entire LED product line, both indoor and outdoor LED luminaires.
Larson Electronics has introduced an explosion proof light designed for high output and low profile installation to its line of explosion proof lighting products. Featuring paint booth certification and the ability to work within low profile mounting applications, the EPL-48-216 Explosion Proof Light Fixture is a high output alternative to bulkier and more obtrusive surface mount designs.
Digital Lumens has reported 150% growth in its customer base in the past year, now saving its customers a combined 250 million kWh and $25 million in energy bills. The company says that the recently completed round of funding will support continued growth and dominance in the smart LED lighting market.
When comparing LEDs to incandescent light bulbs, there is a noticeable difference in light quality: LED lamps when dimmed are perceived to be “colder” than incandescents. At CES 2013 this week, NXP Semiconductors is demonstrating a groundbreaking solution that allows LED lamps to closely mimic the traditional incandescent light bulb, to produce a warmer, cozier white light as they are dimmed.
Consumer Electronics Show -- Luminus Devices, Inc., the leader in Big Chip LEDs™, is demonstrating the latest advances in LED technology for projection displays during the annual International Consumer Electronics Show. Visitors will get a chance to see demonstrations of the latest LED technology in a variety of projectors from many different manufacturers.
Using up to 80 percent less energy and designed to last up to eight times longer than traditional 50-watt halogen MR16 lamps, the Cree® LM16 LED Lamp delivers a new standard in LED lighting. The new Cree lamp can deliver payback in less than 12 months and provide years of consistent color quality and lumen output.* The high-performance LM16 LED Lamp delivers the industry’s best center beam candlepower for 25° beam angles – making it ideal for a wide spectrum of applications in retail, hospitality and residential settings.
Larson Electronics announced the addition of their 120/277 VAC A19 LED bulb. The LED-A19-10-E26 is a replacement for standard 100 Watt incandescent light bulb and operates on voltages ranging from 120 to 277 VAC.
Access Fixtures has partnered with Toshiba, a global leader in LED chip and LED luminaire technology, to offer the complete line of Toshiba LED luminaires including LED area lights, LED street lights, and LED interior lighting including LED high bays and LED room lighting.
Philips continues to bring innovative LED technology into the lives of millions by lighting the world-famous Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball. New Year’s 2013 marks the 13th consecutive year Philips has served as the official Lighting Partner to the iconic Times Square Ball. The LED lighting on the Times Square Ball demonstrates the latest in innovative LED technology and ushers in a new era of lighting that delivers energy savings, greater light quality, longer bulb life, and dimmability to existing lighting fixtures.
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