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LightTape
Don’t let the “tape” part fool you. Here’s a product that really is state-of-the-art in its use of current
technologies. Utilizing Sylvania’s light-emitting phosphors and Honeywell’s Encapsulant Systems, this is
a lighting source unrivaled in its applications possibilities. Some facts:
- Extremely easy to install
- Generates very little or almost no heat
- Consumes less power (up to 93% less power)
- Thin and flexible, typical thickness of 0.020 in (0.5 mm)
- No glass to break or gas to escape
- Provides uniform lighting over a large area as long as 300 feet (91 m)
- Available in multiple colors
- Can be mounted conformably on curved surfaces
- Can be designed to flash selectively or sequentially
- Interior and exterior capable
- No maintenance
Consider LightTape for architectural, entertainment, signage, interior/exterior applications. Visit the website and learn more, or call or e-mail us today.
Ledalite Chopstick
Small profile but large performance is what Ledalite’s Chopstick brings to indirect lighting applications.
Utilizing their MesoOptics® lensing technology, Chopstick has the profile of a business card while delivering
fixture efficiencies up to 94.5%! Result? Fewer linear runs that achieve required light levels, packaged within a
timeless architectural shape, and guaranteeing the efficient use of power for green projects.
For more info on this and all Ledalite products, call, e-mail us, or visit their website.
Lumec, along with its US partner RELUME, undertook the bold initiative of recommending a major lighting conversion project for the city of Ann Arbour, Michigan using deco-functional park lighting. As a result, the city has begun to covert nearly 1,000 luminaires with this new technology. The project attracted the attention of Fox News, who aired their LED street lighting-Ann Arbor report, as well as NBC. (The video will begin following a 15-second commercial)
You can also find information on the website of environmental interest group treehugger.com.