Ruud confirmed the information Monday night at the Mount Pleasant Village Board meeting. "This new Neighborhood Market will be a showcase for emerging technologies," he told Mount Pleasant trustees. "To be able to have a store down the street as a showcase is great for credibility for the technology and our business as a whole."
Launched in 2008, the NGL awards are geared towards recognizing and promoting excellence in the design of energy-efficient LED luminaires for general illumination in commercial lighting applications. In the indoor category, a total of 187 products were submitted, of which only 114 products reached the judging phase. From that pool, 53 products were recognized worthy of specification and three were honored with the distinction of “Best in Class.”
According to the company, the first SWITCH lamps were shipped to several hotel beta-sites in the United States last November. The lamps last 25,000 hours and use 80% less energy than a standard incandescent lamp which could save hospitality properties thousands in energy and maintenance replacement costs.
In addition, SWITCH is also introducing technology for a 220/240V driver. This will expand the full line of LED A-Lamps beyond U.S. borders to the international market. The 220/240V driver lamps are expected to be released in late 2012.
Launched in 2008, the NGL awards are geared towards recognizing and promoting excellence in the design of energy-efficient LED luminaires for general illumination in commercial lighting applications. In the indoor category, a total of 187 products were submitted, of which only 114 products reached the judging phase. From that pool, 53 products were recognized worthy of specification and three were honored with the distinction of “Best in Class.”
According to the company, the first SWITCH lamps were shipped to several hotel beta-sites in the United States last November. The lamps last 25,000 hours and use 80% less energy than a standard incandescent lamp which could save hospitality properties thousands in energy and maintenance replacement costs.
In addition, SWITCH is also introducing technology for a 220/240V driver. This will expand the full line of LED A-Lamps beyond U.S. borders to the international market. The 220/240V driver lamps are expected to be released in late 2012.
Comments
Post a Comment