Showing posts with label city. Show all posts
Showing posts with label city. Show all posts

Monday, July 2, 2012

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


Monday, March 5, 2012

Philips Lighting and The Living Light Project

Nashville architects, electrical engineers, and landscape architects, please join Sesco Lighting and the AIA Committee on the Environment for a gathering at the Yazoo Brewery tomorrow from 5-7 PM.  As shown below, there will be a 30 minute presentation about the The Living Light Project and Philips Lighting will be available for you.  The address is 910 Division.  Thank you!http://www.aia.org/practicing/groups/kc/AIAS074686

http://www.sescogreenlighting.com/

Monday, July 18, 2011

Lumewave - Zigby Wireless Outdoor Controls

Parking lot, area, and pathway lighting that burn all night represents a significant source of energy waste and contributes to needless sky glow and light pollution. 

Take a look at Lumewave controls.  We can reduce energy consumption according to occupancy for site lighting by 50% with new metal halide technology called Cosmopolis and MasterColor Elite and by more with LED.  Here is a link to these new lamp technologies:

http://www.lighting.philips.co.uk/pwc_li/main/shared/assets/downloads/PHIPR006-03_53621_White%20Light%20BR%20A4_UK_def.pdf

From the Lumewave site:

Lumewave's wireless, remote control and monitoring of street lights can save energy, enhance public safety, reduce light pollution, reduce maintenance costs, provide valuable M&V information, and fixture health reporting to municipalities, states and other users.

http://www.lumewave.com/streetlighting.html

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Street and Area Lighting for Municipalities

Cities are starting to consider LED lighting as a viable light source.  Here is what Lumec Lighting says are the benefits:

1. LEDs consume less energy for the same lumen output
It is a proven and tested fact. LED luminaires will run at a lower system wattage than a comparable HID fixture, but with an equal or higher light output. Furthermore, the light is precisely oriented and little or none is wasted. You save so much energy that the switch will pay for itself.
2. LEDs offer better uniformity and light quality
The uniform white light of LED luminaires enhances color rendition and facilitates facial recognition. This means the public spaces are much more inviting and comfortable for everyone.
3. LED luminaires require much less maintenance
With systems such as our LifeLED™ made to last over 70,000 hours, there’s no more frequent re-lamping and high maintenance costs. Our LED technology is reliable and dependable, and our luminaires are designed to dissipate heat and to withstand the harshest weather conditions. Once installed, it will be years before they need any servicing.
4. LED can stimulate the economy of your city
Investors and citizens are getting more and more sensible to environmental issues. When the streets are safe, when the storefronts are well-lit, and when a city uses technologies that project a green and responsible image, people will pour in.
5. LED luminaires are available in a wide variety of design
We went way beyond the purely functional luminaires and created an impressive range of different styles. Our LifeLED™ engine can be integrated into many of our fixtures, from the more traditional to the more futuristic. No matter what ambiance you wish to create, it can be done with LEDs.
 
 
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