Haitz's Law and 200 Lumen/Watt Cree LEDs

Cree has released an LED with 200+ Lumens/Watt. 

 Haitz Law Wiki

"every decade, the cost per lumen (unit of useful light emitted) falls by a factor of 10, and the amount of light generated per LED package increases by a factor of 20, for a given wavelength (color) of light."

XLamp Link to Cree

Built on Cree’s revolutionary SC³ Technology™ LED platform, the MK-R LED delivers up to 200 lumens-per-watt, enabling lighting manufacturers to create the next generation of high-lumen indoor and outdoor LED lighting systems. MK-R LEDs are available in EasyWhite® color temperatures, providing the LED industry’s best color consistency for designs that use only one LED. For systems that use multiple LEDs, MK-R enables manufacturers to use fewer LEDs while still maintaining light output and quality, which translates to lower system cost.

Plastic Light Bulbs !!??

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US researchers say they have developed a new type of lighting that could replace fluorescent bulbs.

The new source is made from layers of plastic and is said to be more efficient while producing a better quality of flicker-free light.
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Here is a link to the entire article. 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-20553143

Prudential Lighting

I was at the Prudential Lighting factory Friday of last week and was impressed by a couple of their products/capabilities.   The first photo below is of an 18" recessed round with mud ring for trimless application and linear recessed with a mud ring on one side to accommodate drywall installation and typical flanged on the other side to move to a lay-in ceiling.  Neat application that may be desirable for lighting over conference tables for example.  The second photo is of a 6' round recessed, certainly a statement.

 

http://prulite.com/

 

http://prulite.com/prod/?id=63

 

 



 

 

 

Color Kinetics on the Empire State Builiding

One of my Philips manufacturers, Color Kinetics, launched the re-lighting of the Empire State Building in LEDs with intro by Alicia Keys.  Pretty neat. 

Locally, you can see Color Kinetics changing colors at the Nabrico Building by the stadium.  The colors can change in rapid succession or fade over a long period of time.  As is often the case with LEDs, maintenance costs and energy costs will be significantly reduced.  I have a large sampling of CK fixtures and can do simple examples and mock-ups if anyone would like to experiment or show a client. 

Thanks and please find a video in the following link.

http://www.businessinsider.com/empire-state-building-light-show-2012-11

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And the Nabrico Building, Nashville

Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com
615-830-1655

This is the featured project on the Sistemalux website.  I worked with Hawkins Partners on this one.  Let me know if you would like to learn more about the lighting design or the fixtures.
http://www.sistemalux.com/en/featured_projects.php?id=27

Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
615-830-1655
SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com

Surface and Recessed Color Changing Linear LED

 

New from Solavanti Lighting

 

http://www.solavantilighting.com/pdq-lighting/FLYER_art/LED_lichtkanal.jpg

 

 

 

http://www.iguzzini-na.com/en/products/family/wall-mounted-and-ceiling-glim-cube/45/1/192

At 755 feet high, Heron Tower, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, is the tallest building in the City of London. To highlight the building's prominence at night, a striking approach to its illumination was adopted by Illuminating Concepts, an American lighting design firm based in Farmington Hills, Michigan. Traditionally, floodlighting such a building would have involved copious amounts of “HID” (High Intensity Discharge) projectors either located remotely from the building and aimed onto it, or located on the façade with fixing systems. These traditional methods consume high levels of energy, and require regular maintenance schedules, which is not an easy task when trying to access luminaires mounted hundreds of feet from the ground on the façade of a building. New LED lighting technology allows us to change radically the way in which we design lighting schemes for modern architecture. Instead of lighting the building we can integrate the lighting into the façade therefore creating a completely different visual perspective of the building at night.

This is the design philosophy undertaken for the external lighting on Heron Tower. The structure framing the building façades creates a grid like pattern onto which individual point source blue LEDs were fixed, punctuating the intersecting points of the building's structure. Illuminating Concepts specified 750 units of iGuzzini's Glim Cube, surface mounted 1 watt fittings for the application. Emitting a blue light, the organized array of Glim Cube luminaires act as finery for this 46 storey jewel within the heart of the city. The visual impact is both dramatic and striking, giving Heron Tower its unique identity and appearance in the City Of London at night. Also of significant importance, this lighting scheme is almost maintenance free and consumes very little energy (less than 1 kw/h), which is in line with Heron Tower's focus on sustainability (the building has a BREEAM rating of ‘Excellent' and incorporates a number of green initiatives including an offset core that prevents solar heat gain and a veil of photovotaic cells on the southern façade). The LED light fixtures have a rated life of 50,000 hours which equates to over 13 years of use with the lighting being switched on for an average of 10 hours every night of the year.

Asymetric Medical Bed Light

http://hewilliams.com/lighting%20guide/LGV41478.pdf

HE Williams now has an asymetric patient room fixture and as with all of the HEW fixture is "painted after fabrication" and "Made in the USA" in Carthage, MO. 

The fixture included 3 light levels for ambient, exam, and maximum output with 100 footcandles on the patient when necessary exceeding the IESNA Standards for medical lighting.

Let me know if you would like to see a sample of the fixture and I will bring one by.  Thanks.

 
 

AIA Committee on the Environment

Location:  Sesco Lighting, 4543 Trousdale Drive, Nashville 37204

Parking:  Plenty of on-site parking, but try to carpool for the environment.

Time:  5-7 PM, Tuesday, October 23


Special Presentation Overview:
Andrea Cloniger Wilson:
Sustainable Food & Nutrition Systems Consultant
The October meeting of the COTE will be ‘Building Sustainable Food Communities’. This will focus around the connections that are formed within dynamic urban and suburban communities and how food is an integral part of this process. Andrea Cloninger Wilson, a local sustainable food & nutrition systems consultant will be presenting an overview of sustainable food systems and their relationship to the built environment. Andrea is a committee member on the USGBC Emerging Professionals committee as well as being an assistant professor at Lipscomb University.

Riff's food truck will be providing the food for this event and representatives from local farmer’s markets will be on hand to answer questions.

http://www.riffstruck.com/index.html

Lighting presentation Overview:

Since 1921, H.E. Williams, Inc. has been providing innovative lighting solutions. We take pride in utilizing the latest in design software, CNC fabrication centers, and computer integrated progressive tooling. Yet we realize that the truly important things never change - appreciation for the lighting profession and respect for the lighting professional. When the lights go on, the applause is for you.

This will be a special opportunity to see these products in action as we will be able to tour the NEW MOBILE LIGHTING SHOWCOACH. The showcoach will feature:

• Icetron lamp technology & accompanying fixtures.

• T5HO lamp technology & applications

• Suspended Direct/Indirect fixtures

• Williams’ new Outdoor product line

• LED technology

• Recessed Direct/Indirect fixtures

• Williams Fluorescent, Williams Downlighting, and Williams Outdoor capabilities.
 http://www.sescolighting.com/linecard/nashville.php

Sesco Nashville represents Sternberg Lighting

I am happy to introduce my newest lighting manufacturer, Sternberg Lighting.



From the Sternberg website:

Since 1923, Sternberg lighting has maintained its position as a leader in the street lighting industry by utilizing the latest technological advancements.

Today, Sternberg Lighting again challenges the lighting industry with its innovations in engineering, design and manufacturing. Our energy efficient LED street lighting luminaires have set a new standard for municipalities, universities, utilities and commercial entities seeking energy costs savings. Sternberg lighting’s fixtures lead the industry by combining the vintage look of decorative styled luminaires with today’s demand’s on sustainability and energy conservation.

Sternberg Lighting, a US manufacturer located in Roselle, Il, offers the most complete family of traditional and architectural lighting, luminaires, poles, coordinating bollards, site amenities and landscape furnishings available in the industry today. Our ability to be a one-stop custom solution, gives Sternberg Lighting the distinct advantage to meet or exceed our customer’s expectations.

The Nashville AIA Cote Committee Meetings to Resume

Meeting Topic:  Lighting & Building Sustainable Food Communities

Date:  Tuesday, October 23

Location:  Sesco Lighting, 4543 Trousdale Drive, Nashville

Time:  5-7 PM

 

http://www.riffstruck.com/index.html

http://hewilliams.com/showcoach/

Special Presentation Overview:
Andrea Cloniger Wilson:
Sustainable Food & Nutrition Systems Consultant

The October meeting of the COTE will be ‘Building Sustainable Food Communities’. This will focus around the connections that are formed within dynamic urban and suburban communities and how food is an integral part of this process. Andrea Cloninger Wilson, a local sustainable food & nutrition systems consultant will be presenting an overview of sustainable food systems and their relationship to the built environment. Andrea is a committee member on the USGBC Emerging Professionals committee as well as being an assistant professor at Lipscomb University.

Riff's Fine Street Food will be providing the food for this event and representatives from local farmer’s markets will be on hand to answer questions.

H.E. Williams, Inc.–lighting that provides the ultimate compliment to your work.

Since 1921, H.E. Williams, Inc. has been providing innovative lighting solutions. We take pride in utilizing the latest in design software, CNC fabrication centers, and computer integrated progressive tooling. Yet we realize that the truly important things never change - appreciation for the lighting profession and respect for the lighting professional. When the lights go on, the applause is for you.

 

Prudential Lighting

I now represent Prudential Lighting here in Nashville.  From the Prudential website:

"For 55 years Prudential Ltg. has engineered and produced high quality fluorescent luminaires made right here in the USA. Whether it's collaborating with leading architects and lighting designers on a new treatment or refining a classic, successful design, Prudential Ltg. is always driven by innovation. Our national network of independent sales representatives is among the most knowledgeable and service oriented in the lighting industry. Their expertise assures that the specifications of your projects will be met with the best suited products.
Made in the USA Every product we sell directly impacts our economy because it’s made by American workers with our own locally sourced materials. Help keep America competitive globally by buying Prudential."
 

http://prulite.com/pru-GrenLight.php

Lighting Control Strategies

The California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC) organized a study in eight private offices at the UC Davis to attempt to determine energy savings for bi-level switching in offices.  Here are the findings:

• The auto-ON to 100% bilevel occupancy sensor saved 34% compared to the baseline.

• The auto-ON to 50% bilevel occupancy sensor saved 52% compared to the baseline.

• The manual-ON bilevel occupancy sensor saved 46% compared to the baseline.

Link to Lighting Control Associates Summary

Wattstopper handles this through a digital system ( DLM Site ) that is commissioned out of the box and is extremely easy to install as demonstrated in the video below.  Also, keep in mind that there is additional savings if LED lighting is being used because LEDs will last even longer when in a dimmed state.

Digital Lighting Management (DLM)
by Wattstopper

This is a 6 minute video from Wattstopper on the installation of the DLM system at Weber State University.  This is a worthwhile viewing if you do public or school/university work.  Let me know if you would like a demonstration as I have a DLM kit on hand.  Thanks.

 

From the Wattstopper web site:

 

	DLM: Digital Wall Switch Occupancy Sensor We're pleased to announce the launch of new Digital Lighting Management (DLM) Wall Switch Occupancy Sensors that make it easier than ever to plug in self-configuring, code-compliant, digital sensors throughout an installation. The one and two-button LMPW-100 Series (PIR) and LMDW-100 Series (dual technology) sensors are ideal for conference rooms, offices and restrooms.
	Highlights: Self-configure to manual-On or auto-On to 50% to meet the strictest energy codes Pushbuttons and scrolling LCD screen make optional customization a breeze IR transceiver for wireless configuration using LMCT-100 Button(s) and sensor can be bound to any/different loads Sensors feature superior coverage detect minor motion 25' from sensor detect major motion 40' from sensor

 

And above is a case study for DLM at Weber State University.

 

Shad Asebrook

Sesco Lighting

615-830-1655

SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com

Bad Cove Lighting

This is a to be unnamed restaurant that Jen, Caleb, and I frequent after church on Sundays.  I think this is a bad example of cove lighting and there are three possible solutions that I will show.

So the line on the ceiling is a bit uneven and odd looking.  Of course I make a living doing this but the pattern was distracting to me.  I could not see into the cove but suspect that this is a staggered strip.  Three ideas that would have made this a better cove lighting job:

1.  Increase the depth of the cove.  The greater depth would allow for more dispersion and the pattern would be further in to the middle of the the ceiling.

2.  Use linear LEDs.  This is a more expensive option, at least in initial cost, but an LED with a narrow, elliptical distribution would not have this issue and with an adjustable mounting bracket could push the light in to the middle which is desirable.  Here is an example of such a fixture:  Beghelli Spyder

3.  Use the new seemless lamps.  This would give uniformity but would not kick the light to the middle of the ceiling.  This would be better than the current solution but not the best in a good, better, best scenario.
Seemless Lamps, Feelux

 

 

Shad Asebrook

Sesco Lighting

SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com

615-830-1655

 

Nashville commercial lighting, Nashville architect, electrical engineer, LED lighting, Sesco Lighting

LED Cove Lighting

This is an interesting new fixture for LED cove lighting.  The manufacturer is H.E. Williams Lighting with fixtures Made in the USA.  The track is flexible so can handle curves and the LED festoons are directional.  As always, let me know if you would like to see a sample.

Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
615-830-1655, SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com

http://hewilliams.com/lighting%20guide/LGV41463.pdf

FGH Headwall

This is the headwall at a medical facility in which I was involved.  We are using the Feelux seemless T5 lamps in 2700K which gives a very warm appearance.  Let me know if you would like me to come by and demonstrate.  Thanks.

Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
615-830-1655
SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com

Line Card

Factory Tour, Montreal

Here are a couple of photos from the Sistemalux showroom in Montreal. Thanks to the Sistemalux folks for their hospitality.

 

The fixture in the front is the front is the Bolla Large http://www.sistemalux.com/en/products/family/pendant-bolla/12/3/5

 

Behind the bollards is the iGuzzini Greenwhich.  Cool fixture that can occupy some space in areas of high ceilings.
http://www.iguzzini-na.com/en/products/version/greenwich-direct-----indirect/i---3125/192/46/1

Direct Burial Poles

For shorter mounting heights in particular, we should consider direct burial, composite light poles.  A single person can pick up the pole and set it.  I was recently asked about durability over time.  The below photos are from a +25 year installation.  The poles have a lifetime finish warranty as well.  I have several samples including fluted poles, round poles, and square poles.  Let me know if you would like to see any and I will bring them by.

Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
615-830-1655
SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com

Composite poles are non-conductive and have a lifespan several times longer than steel.  Here is a link to CMT poles who I represent in Nashville and surrounding.  Thanks!

http://cmt-poles.com/default.asp

Wattstopper Digital Dimming Room Controller

LMRC-220 Series Digital Room Controllers include one or two output(s) to control a total of up to 20 amps. Load ratings include incandescent, magnetic low voltage, forward phase compatible electronic low voltage and LED drivers, neon and cold cathode, and dimmable two-wire and threewire fluorescent ballasts. They are the foundation of a WattStopper Digital Lighting Management (DLM) system, and allow integration of occupancy sensors, daylighting controls and switches for energy-efficient lighting control.

Key Features

• Versatile 20A controllers with line voltage relay(s) and triac-based forward phase control dimming
• Compatible with most load types; three selectable dimming curves for each load
• Plug to other components using Cat 5e cables with RJ45 connectors eliminating wiring errors
• Plug n’ Go automatic configuration for quick startup
• Store load preset level and 16 scene preset levels for each load
• Facilitate energy saving dimming control strategies including automatic daylight harvesting

WS Link

Cree LED CR24 at Enfinity Engineering

Here is a video and photo of an installation that I did yesterday in Tyler's office, Enfinity Engineering in Brentwood.  I took down 2 parabolics and replaced them with 2 Cree Cr24 LED lay-ins.  Here is a link to the Cree fixture and note the step dimming as shown in the video.  Feel free to call me with any questions.

Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
615-830-1655

http://www.cree.com/lighting/products/indoor/troffers/cr24

Videos

Before

After

Load Shedding Control by Wattstopper

This is a good white paper by Wattstopper.  Let me know if you have any questions.
Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
615-830-1655 

Link to Wattstopper PDF

Solutions for Load SheddingWith energy alerts on the rise and demand charges increasing, load shedding has become an important lighting control strategy. Because many lighting loads are non-critical, they are prime candidates for load shedding along with other non-critical building loads.

Daylighting Controls
Load shedding with daylighting controls is a natural, automatic process. Because high energy demand often occurs at the same time daylighting potential is the greatest, the natural consequence of using daylighting controls will be to reduce lighting as the level of daylight increases and becomes adequate to replace artificial lighting sources.

With continuous dimming products, such as The Watt Stopper’’s LightSaver LCD control, users can define the minimum light level they want to maintain throughout the course of a day, and the dim- ming controls will adjust artificial lighting based on this setpoint and the available daylight contribu- tion. When daylight is adequate, lights will be dimmed and when daylight diminishes, artificial light levels are raised. The multi-zone option of the LCD enables the use of independent dimming controls in different areas of a building space, such as an open office area, where daylight levels may differ. One lighting zone, nearer to windows or skylights where daylight levels are higher, may dim artificial light- ing earlier in the day and to lower levels than in another lighting zone that is located further from the daylight source and receiving a smaller daylight contribution.

ON/OFF switching controls, such as The Watt Stopper’’s LightSaver LCO control, are also effective load shedding tools. Compatible with all lamp types, ON/OFF controls turn lights off when the daylight contribution reaches a user-defined level. Multi-zone controls enable bi-level, or stepped dimming, which can be particularly effective as a load shedding strategy. Most commonly, individual lamps with- in a multi-lamp fixture will be grouped into different zones; the inner lamps in three-lamp fixtures in one zone and the outer two lamps in a separate zone. The lighting in each zone is turned off once day- light levels reach a defined setpoint. Usually, the zone comprised of the inner lamps will be turned off first, reducing lighting by one-third. Later in the day, when the daylight contribution increases, the other lighting zone can be turned off. For more aggressive load shedding, the sequence can be reversed, to shed two-thirds of the lighting load earlier in the day.
The Watt Stopper Application Bulletin
Lighting Control Panels
Another effective tool for achieving load shedding is the use of lighting control panels. Panel prod- ucts perform load shedding by turning off non-critical loads during peak times.

For instance, users of The Watt StopperComplete Control panel products can employ a prepro- grammed control scenario to shed non-critical lighting loads. This could be half of the lighting in a "bi-level" controlled space. Under such a scenario, occupants are "locked out" from exercising local overrides via switches or telephone contact with the system. This control scenario can be pro- grammed to operate during daily intervals when peak loads are most likely to occur, or when a facility historically attains its highest demand. This strategy can also be invoked under energy shortage alerts.

Specialized Load Shedding Solutions
Additional automated load shedding solutions include teaming The Watt Stopper Automatic Relay Pack (ARP) with the Telephone Switch Module (TSM). Non-critical, sheddable loads are connected to one relay on the ARP-Net, while critical, non-sheddable loads are connected to the other relay. The TSM is installed on the ARP-Net network. During a power alert, a call into the TSM from the facility manager will turn off the relay with non-critical loads. The ARP’s lock-off capability ensures that once the signal from the TSM is received, lighting or other loads (i.e., HVAC, fans, etc.) immediately shut off, and that ordinary occupant overrides are not available. To restore the loads, the facility manager makes only a quick call back to the TSM and follows a sim-
ple push-button sequence.

Delray Lighting @ Studio 121

This is the newest fixture from Delray Lighting, The Media.  The installation is at Studio 121 here in Nashville, located in the Marathon Building above the "American Pickers" store and now tourist attraction.  Here is a link to Mary and Rachelle's web site: 

Studio 121 Site

And this is the fixture using the Sylvania seemless lamps.  The small profile of the fixture was liked by all.

And here is a link to the fixture from Delray:
http://www.delraylighting.com/stick_seamless.html

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Light Meter App

This is a great app for lighting people or if you want to show an owner what footcandles are in a space.  A Light Meter app!  I tested against a "real" light meter from Greenlee at showed 22 FC at my desk.  The whitegood light meter showed 18 so not completely accurate but I had a case on my phone, etc.  It works as a good estimate of light quantity.  Search "whitegoods" at iTunes.

That is me and my son Caleb at Stone Fort park in Manchester TN in the background. 

From the whitegoods site:

New Update Available for Whitegoods Light Meter App
Whitegoods have made further improvements to their recently launched LightMeter App;
The new updates include:
-An easy to use manual calibration tool where you can input readings taken from a real light
meter allowing for more accurate calibration.
- We have improved the decimalisation of Lux/foot-candle readings
-Default settings for low/medium or bright light levels to improve performance
-'How does it work' section on Info tab
-Settings for foot-candles or lux
Always have a light meter at hand with this intuitive and easy-to-use app. Compatible with iPhone 3GS,
4 and 4S, iPad and iPod Touch (iOS 5.0 or later). Works with front and back cameras and includes a built-in timer.

Whitegoods

Downtown Block Gets Makeover To Help Promote The Arts

Downtown Block Gets Makeover To Help Promote The Arts ( News Channel Five Video Report)

Starting next week the block of 5th Avenue North, between Church and Union Streets, will get a makeover that will highlight the area as an arts district.

This is being designed by Hawkins Partners landscape architects.  Great project.  I am supplying the catenary fixture and the LED curtain lighting.  

Hawkins Partners Site

Color Kinetics at the Nashville Bridge Company

This is the Nabrico Building in the Cumberland Park area, Nashville.  The blue tower is lighted by Philips Color Kinetics (CK) LEDs.

http://www.colorkinetics.com/

We can light very tall stuff with CK LEDs as well.  The below link is to the Color Kinetics website showing the CN Tower in Toronto.  I think the downtown architecture of Nashville lends itself to some interesting possibilities and I will update as more come online.

http://www.colorkinetics.com/showcase/installs/cntower/

Cree Lighting Roadshow to Nashville

Cree Lighting is bringing their tour booth to Vanderbilt Marriott here in Nashville to show the newest LED fixtures available.  Here is some information on the times available and please use the link for registration.  Hope to see you there.

REGISTRATION LINK

Wednesday, July 25

Morning Session 7:30-9:30 am
7:30 am – Arrival & Breakfast Served
8 am – Cree Presentation
9 am – Product Review & Cree Lighting Experience

Afternoon Session 11:30-1:30 pm
11:30 am – Arrival & Lunch Served
12 pm – Cree Presentation
1 pm – Product Review & Cree Lighting Experience

Nashville Marriott at Vanderbilt University
2555 West End Avenue
Nashville, TN 37203
(615) 321-1300

www.marriottvanderbilt.com

LED Emergency Sconce

For the electrical engineering community here in Nashville and middle Tennessee, this is a great emergency LED sconce.  I have ordered a sample for TLC Engineers who asked to see the fixture and can bring it for a demonstration to anyone else who would like to see it...  thank you.

http://www.sitelighting.com/literature/g_121-EM_cut.pdf

Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
615-830-1655
SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com

• The emergency components are completely integral to the luminaire.
• Emergency lighting is provided for a 90 minute period in the event of power loss.
• The 121-EM is suitable for use in ambient temperature conditions from 40°C (104°F) maximum to -10°C (14°F) minimum.
• Available wattages include 35 watt and 50 watt.
• In order to provide speed to market, the 121-EM is based on 121 generation 1 technology. It is available with Wide Throw (WT), Forward Throw (FT) and Medium Throw (MT) optics. Note: luminaires with MT optics include a diffuse lens.
• 121-EM with FT and WT optics are provided with a clear glass lens for a similar outward appearance to the recently announced 121-Generation 2 sconce family.
• 121-EM sconces with MT optics are provided with a diffuse lens. For a similar outward appearance, simply specify the DL (diffuse lens) option on 121-Generation 2 luminaires for a closer match to the 121-EM with MT optics.

Each 121-EM wall sconce includes a combination indicator light and test switch located in the door frame center, near the wall.

Cheekwood in Nashville - Treehouse Exhibit

Here is a picture of the "Oceans of Notions" by Manuel Zeitlin Architects and Hawkins Partners Landscape Architects.  The venue is Cheekwood off of Highway 100 here in Nashville.



http://www.cheekwood.org/Gardens/Treehouses.aspx

Lesley Beeman did a bunch of the design work on this and the children loved playing in it!  What a great design.

Beta Calco Product of the Month

Beta Calco Xacara

There are a bunch of iterations of this fixture that can be found in the below link.  I really like this fixture in terms of quality, function, and cost.  The larger versions are good for general lighting and all in LED.  I have a sample of this fixture as well.  If interested, give me a call and I will bring it by!

Shad Asebrook
Sesco Lighting
SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com
615-830-1655

Xacara Site Link

Multiple LED Downlighting

Our New Multiple Small LED is the logical continuity and extension of what has been one of Sistemalux's winning products for the past 10 years, the Recessed Multiple Line. Our LED Recessed Multiple offers great performance and the same design flexibility you and your clients have grown accustomed to. Specifications: Source Output: 860 lumens; Correlated Color Temperature (CCT): 3198K; Source Efficacy: 87 lumens per watts; Color Rendering Index (CRI): 83+; Total Delivered Output: 570 lumens; L70 = 50,000Hrs; Total Power Consumption (including driver): 11W; Dimmable to 15% with standard incandescent dimmers; Luminaire Efficacy: 51 lumens per watts; 5 Year Warranty. Great offering from Sistemalux/Iguzzini.  Let me know if you would like to see a sample. -Shad Asebrook, Sesco Lighting in Nashville