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  • Lighting Features Recycled Components

    Lightlink Lighting’s Azure Suspension light is made of layers of recycled aluminum plates, azure, and clear acrylic and dichroic film.

  • Understanding LED and CFL Technology

    There are more benefits than drawbacks to these quickly growing lighting technologies.

  • SofTrace Luminaires From Day-Brite Lighting

    SofTrace luminaires from Day-Brite Lighting can create energy savings of about 30 percent through a concealed lamp center panel with 95 percent efficiency.

  • Fusion III From Chloride

    Fusion III, the newest addition to Chloride’s solid-state lighting family, has a slim ceiling recessed profile.

  • SofTrace From Day-Brite Lighting

    SofTrace from Day-Brite Lighting offers a concealed lamp center panel with efficiency in excess of 95 percent and total luminaire efficacy up to 87 lumens per watt.

  • Power Integrations Achieves 92%-Efficient Power Supply for LED Streetlights Up to 150 W

    Power Integrations (Nasdaq:POWI), the leader in high-voltage integrated circuits for energy-efficient power conversion, today released a new engineering report (DER-212) describing a 92%-efficient power supply for LED streetlight applications.

  • The Hi-Lume LED Driver From Lutron Electronics Co. Inc.

    The Hi-Lume LED driver from Lutron Electronics Co. Inc. is a high-performance, universal voltage driver that provides LED dimming from 100 to 1 percent.

  • Fluorescent Luminaires From Lamar Lighting

    Lamar Lighting’s Max-E high-performance recessed direct/indirect fluorescent luminaires maximize efficiency and output while maintaining low-glare aesthetic appeal.

  • Energy-Management Lighting From Lutron Electronics Co. Inc.

    Lutron Electronics Co. Inc.’s Quantum whole-building lighting- and energy-management solution gives building owners and facility managers control of a building’s lighting system.

  • EnerLume-EM From Enerlume Energy Management Corp.

    The EnerLume-EM from Enerlume Energy Management Corp. ensures a ballast draws power for lighting only when it is most efficient.