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

New Fixture from Sistemalux - The Sliver

SLIVER LED
Link to the Product Detail The SLIVER by Sistemalux is a small and monimalist LED interior wall linear luminaire (less than 1" deep by 5/8" wide). The SLIVER is made of extruded and machined aluminum with white LEDs and a polycarbonate diffuser that insures an even illumination; individual diodes disappear, leaving only a clean line of light. Available in various lenghts (up to 8'), the SLIVER uses only 5.85W per linear foot of white LED in warm (3000K) or neutral (4000K) white.

What is a Lighting Manufacturers' Representative?

This is a good definition by our folks at Sesco Lighting:

Some manufacturers choose not to employ their own sales force. Instead they contract exclusively, in certain geographic areas, with reps who are paid a commission when they are successful in selling the manufacturer's product. A manufacturers' rep may represent many companies, usually does limited invoicing and carries little or no accounts receivable. The use of manufacturers' reps in the lighting industry is the norm rather than the exception. Shad Asebrook SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com 615-830-1655 The Delray Lighting "Cylindro" at Centric Architecture in Nashville. Link to Cylindro Cut Sheet

The Sliver from Sistemalux Lighting

Here is a new fixture from Sistemalux.

Call if you have any questions.

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

Sistemalux Flash news
The SLIVER by Sistemalux
Model SLIVER The Sliver The SLIVER by Sistemalux is a small and minimalist LED interior wall linear luminaire (less than 1" deep, 5/8" wide). The SLIVER is made of extruded and machined aluminum with white LEDs and a polycarbonate diffuser that insures an even illumination; individual diodes disappear, leaving only a clean line of light. Available in various lengths (up to 8'), the SLIVER uses only 5.85W per linear foot. Lamping options: warm white LED 3000K or neutral white 4000K Finishes: White Gray Uses a remote power supply. See specification sheet for power supply options. For further information on this fixture or any other one, please click HERE or contact us at information@sistemalux.com Click HERE to locate your nearest Sistemalux Sales Representative.

Energy Audits for Nashville

Let me know if you need an energy audit for lighting and/or lighting controls system in the Nashville area.  I am happy to assist with Mike (info below). -Shad Asebrook 615-830-1655 SAsebrook@SescoLighting.com Sesco Energy Division Link Energy Division

Environmental Mission Statement

As the leading manufacturers' representative in the lighting industry, we will work diligently to arouse and educate as many people as possible - within our company and outside - inviting all to join us in a meaningful and significant effort to renew our environment and sustain our planet.

Rising electrical costs across the U.S. are a great concern for multi-site facility owners. The deregulation process on the supply side has failed in states that once considered this the solution of “choice.” Other states that formerly enjoyed low electrical costs are now feeling the impact. The end result for all consumers is a direct hit to the bottom line. These supply-side challenges are leading customers to pursue alternate Demand Side Management (DSM) disciplines. The good news is that timing has never been better to counteract these rising electrical costs. SESCO Lighting’s Energy Solutions Program provides a comprehensive package of products, expertise and services for your commercial and industrial facilities. We’re able to replace your older, inefficient lighting with new energy-efficient lighting systems and controls. This means of energy conservation is the quickest return on investment compared to all other DSM saving disciplines, including HVAC systems, Building Envelope Measures and even Water Conservation. In addition, SESCO integrates the Federal Government’s “2005 Energy Policy Act” (as amended and extended by Congress October 3, 2008) when addressing your new lighting system. With adherence to specific ASHRAE guidelines, this congressionally implemented policy potentially allows customers to deduct the total cost of energy conservation measures in one fiscal year. Implementation of the above must occur prior to December 31, 2013. SESCO Lighting will not only align the most appropriate lighting system(s) for the specific application, but with a commitment to SESCO product, there is no charge for traditional project management fees. SESCO will help reduce operational costs and secure the type of financial return on investment that your management teams will embrace. We strive to implement technologies that reduce operational costs while improving light levels and associated comforts. We don’t stop there. We urge our customers to evaluate controlling these new loads with sensor technology or more advanced electronic-based controls. The technology is available and SESCO Lighting’s family of services is looking forward to introducing it to you.

For more information on how you and your company can go green, contact our Energy Specialist, Mike Siner.

Mike Siner Energy Specialist Telephone: (407) 629-6100 E-Mail: msiner@sescolighting.com