An alternative to conventional lighting
06 September, 2007
UK company Thorn Lighting is leading a project to develop organic light-emitting diode (OLED) materials and efficient device structures for large area lighting applications.
LEDs for signage
21 August, 2007 | Supplied by: GE Lighting
The Power Grid LED lighting system is designed to be a replacement for fluorescent lighting in light boxes and for backlighting applications.
Energy-efficient lighting upgrade at large apartment complex
28 July, 2007 | Supplied by: Cosmoluce Pty Ltd
Balmain Shores residential complex reduced the operational and maintenance costs of its lighting for 460 apartments while minimising greenhouse gas emissions through an energy efficiency program that included lamp replacement and intelligent control
Compact fluorescent bulb
15 July, 2007 | Supplied by: GE Lighting
GE Tiny is small enough to directly replace both standard and decorative incandescent bulbs such as candles or small rounds, or use in other small fixture types, but with greater energy efficiency.
Compact high-power LED light
15 July, 2007 | Supplied by: Osram Australia Pty Ltd
The Coinlight-Ostar module is a round high-power spotlight with an integrated primary heat sink, designed to fit into standard luminaires for use in recessed ceiling lights or shop lighting for orientation or accent lighting.
Energy efficient lighting strategies
15 July, 2007 | Supplied by: Dynalite
Electrical contractors can implement many strategies in commercial buildings to minimise greenhouse gas emissions and save their clients money. But steps taken to conserve energy must be future-proof
Theatre exit sign
15 July, 2007 | Supplied by: Clevertronics Pty Ltd
The Clevertronics theatre exit sign is designed for specific applications such as theatres and cinemas.
Energy efficient lighting - what's the future?
10 July, 2007 by Paul Stathis
Is the government's banning of incandescent lamps in favour of compact fluorescents the right step, or we should look for better lighting technology to save our environment? What are the consequences and what are the other options?
