Lighting

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Forum Post: GreenEnergy Global’s Intelligent Lighting solutions are one the fastest ways to save on your monthly energy costs.

Rob Reardon — Thu, 16 May 2013 15:06:00 GMT

By combining LEDs with system-wide intelligence makes the Intelligent Lighting System the best highbay LED lighting solution for warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing plants.

*Built in motion sensors dim down or turn off the lights when there is no activity in the facility, reducing your energy costs.

*Built in ambient light sensors and onboard intelligence dims down or turns off the lights when sunlight comes in through sky lights, further reducing your energy costs.

*IP-65 Rated: completely sealed fixtures that are wash down and dust proof.

*70-90% savings on your energy bill from day one after installation.

Contact GreenEnergy Global for more details...

Rob Reardon

Sales Director

GreenEnergy Global

Forum Post: Avoiding Pitfalls With Exterior Lighting

Ed Sullivan — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 14:56:00 GMT

The process of planning exterior lighting brings its own set of challenges. Consider the importance of a risk assessment — hardly a major consideration for interior lighting projects. And even when the factors to think about also arise with interior lighting — like whether new technology is suited for a specific application — the outdoor environment raises issues that have to be considered. Click here for a report on how to avoid pitfalls with safety and security lighting.

Forum Post: motion bulb infrared light

James Hong — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 11:33:00 GMT

When day time, led bulb not affected by the human body sensors,will not start;When night falls, or light-dark place, in the humanbody close to 5-10 meters, the lamp will be light automatically andcontinuously light-40second then automatically turns off. In evening, when person about 3 meters from the bulb, the lightwill on automatic and keep lighting for 40second.

Forum Post: SMD2835 have more lumen much brighter when used in led bulb

James Hong — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 11:31:00 GMT

such as in gu10 mr16 spotlight, our website www.lylight.com for your checking

Forum Post: How Much and What Kind of Lighting for Safety/Security?

Naomi Millán — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 19:57:00 GMT

With lighting, it's easy to have too much of a good thing. But when it comes to outdoor safety and security, it's an especially tricky balance to get the right mix of the right kinds of lighting to facilitate both safety and security. Click here for tips on how to achieve good lighting for outdoor safety and security at your facility.

Forum Post: 18W 48inch 120cm 4ft T8 LED Fluorescent Tube G13 base clear or frost

James Hong — Sun, 02 Dec 2012 04:07:00 GMT

LED Fluorescent Replacement Bulbs

Applications : Car Park Lighting, Office Lighting, Instore Lighting and Shop Lighting.

This product does not work with a ballast, thus saving further energy! The ballast and starter must be removed before connection.

Forum Post: Single sided PCB(single sided printed circuit board)

James Hong — Sun, 02 Dec 2012 04:04:00 GMT

Single-sided PCB(Single-sided Printed Circuit Board) is the simplest printed circuit board, these boards don't require plated through holes and only have a circuit pattern on one side. Quite often single-sided boards are referred to 'punch and crunch' due to the fact that high volume runners are profiled with tool and die.

Forum Post: inner diameter 60mm microscope led ring light, brightness adjustable,

James Hong — Sun, 02 Dec 2012 04:01:00 GMT

inner diameter 60mm microscope led ring light, brightness adjustable, different type plug available

Forum Post: Re: Another Induction Question

clear energy — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 15:07:00 GMT

There are several advantages to the induction lamp technology. We've used a few different manufacturers to provide solutions to our clients based on the application. Low maintenance, quality CRI, instant start, cold temperature appications and resistance to vibration are just a few of the attributes of this technology. We have developed a few reflector packages to provide a better lumen package as well. Be happy to discuss further with you if you're interested.

Best regards...

Forum Post: Questions To Ask Before A Lighting Upgrade?

Greg Zimmerman — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 15:15:00 GMT

Consultant Hayden McKay penned a fantastic story in our Sept. issue about the 10 questions every facility managers should ask before completing a lighting upgrade. They range from the simple (what are the goals for the upgrade?) to the complex (what energy conservation measure yields the greatest value?). We're curious about other questions, or other considerations you have thought about before undertaking a lighting upgrade. Please post below!

Oh, and here's Hayden's story: www.facilitiesnet.com/.../10-Questions-To-Ask-Before-A-Lighting-Upgrade-Begins--13459

Forum Post: What's Burning In Your Parking Lot?

Michael Hale — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 00:52:00 GMT

Induction 300 and 400w fixtures are now avaliable to successfully replace 1,000w HID fixtures.

File: What's Burning In Your Parking Lot

Michael Hale — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 00:49:00 GMT

Induction Lighting fixtures are great replacments for parking lot fixtures. Are you buring cash in your parking lot?

Forum Post: Re: Induction Lighting

Get Green Lighting — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 13:52:00 GMT

I have also executed several Induction lighting retrofit projects. You have to carefully pick which fixtures are suitable retrofit candidates, it not only about fitting the lamp and ballast into an fixture housing. You have to consider heat dissipation as well. High Bay fixture are usually not a good retrofit due to the design of the ballast housings (gear box). However, outdoor shoe box type fixtures with vertical positions lamps are a home run.

We completed a Car Dealership in Ohio where we retrofitted 1,000w Metal Halide fixtures with (2) 200w Induction lamps. This worked great, the Owner was pleased with the results and we eliminated restrike time with the instant on Induction Technology. We took it a step further by adding motion sensing which switches automatically after business hours. Feel free to contact me if you need further information,

Michael Hale. sales@getgreenlighting.com

Forum Post: Re: LED replacement for Halogen....advice please

Get Green Lighting — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 12:52:00 GMT

We use the Philips 7w LED MR16 to replace these in several different installations. These work great for retail applications and replace the 50w Halogen lamps. If you have 20w Halogen lamps then i suggest you give these a try they might just do the trick. Their CRI is 83 and produces 370 lumens, the lpw would calculate to be be about 52 lumens per watt. These LEDs are also dimmable. If you would like more information or a sample let me know.

Forum Post: LED Lights for Learning

Stan Mayer — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 00:33:00 GMT

While celebrating it’s Sesquicentennial anniversary, the Los Nietos School District (the oldest District in California operating since August 12, 1861) recently installed new LED lighting in a classroom at their Ada Nelson Elementary School. This demonstration classroom will help guide the way towards reducing the Districts ever-increasing utility costs for the next 150 years.

The District invited Featherstone, Inc. to retrofit one of their portable classrooms with their linear LED lighting products. This test will allow the District time to properly evaluate the use of LED technology in a classroom setting by giving them a chance to not only experience the quality of light from the LEDs, but to also accumulate operational data to help determine the overall savings potential for implementation at their other schools.

Once installed, the energy savings were immediate. And by utilizing the schools existing overhead lighting fixtures for the LED replacement tubes, it was the quickest, simplest and least disruptive means of achieving the greatest amount energy savings over the shortest period of time.

For more information on the Los Nietos “LED Lights for Learning” project or to find out how other School Districts can do the same, send an eMail to info@GreenEnergyAdvocates.com.

Forum: Lighting Products & Services Marketing

Anonymous — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 18:11:00 GMT

This forum is designed for managers seeking out promotional materials related to cutting-edge lighting products and technology. This is the only forum in which manufacturers and service providers should participate.

Forum: Lighting Discussions

Anonymous — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 18:10:00 GMT

This forum is designed to create dialogue among facility, maintenance, and engineering managers — not sales and marketing professionals. Managers can share their experiences related to lighting with their colleagues.

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