In-ground lighting
01 June, 2008 | Supplied by: Spectra Lighting Pty Ltd
The Sherpa in-ground light fitting is designed for a range of applications from bearing the weight and impact of motor vehicles and pedestrians to providing functional illumination for large open-plan areas.
Australia to lead in sustainable lighting
19 May, 2008
Global lighting giant Philips has called on Australians to prepare for the federal government’s plans to phase out the use of inefficient incandescent lighting, which is predicted to begin in late 2008.
Halogen downlight kit
24 April, 2008 | Supplied by: Osram Australia Pty Ltd
Osram has combined what is claimed to be the world's smallest halogen reflector lamp - Ministar - with the smallest gimble downlight to provide a compact solution that is designed to be suitable for indoor spot lighting, furniture lighting, orientation lighting and task lighting.
Mercury in compact fluorescent lamps
21 April, 2008
The small amount of mercury sealed in a CFL does not pose a hazard to users. However, mercury is a toxic metal and every product containing mercury should be handled with care.
Orientation luminaire
01 April, 2008 | Supplied by: Spectra Lighting Pty Ltd
The Trend LED is a linear intensity luminaire that uses LEDs to provide very low glass surface temperature, making it suitable for in-ground, wall, ceiling and undercover applications.
Public spaces lighting
01 April, 2008 | Supplied by: Spectra Lighting Pty Ltd
The Kyro is a high-performance light fitting designed for use in public area lighting applications requiring safety and security such as outdoor car parks, pathway and street lighting.
HID light fixture
01 April, 2008 | Supplied by: Eye Lighting Australia Pty Ltd
The Bergo HID is a utility lighting fixture that extends the range and complements the Esperia stainless steel IP65 fixture range, suitable for energy-efficient T5 lamp industrial applications.
Safe Site LED lighting fixtures
01 April, 2008 | Supplied by: Maser Communications
The Safe Site series of LED hi-bay light fixtures, manufactured by Dialight, are designed to replace existing 75-250 W mercury vapour hi-bay area lights, utilising Hi-Flux LEDs.
Safety-minded lighting solutions
01 April, 2008 | Supplied by: Ingal EPS
The Handrail Seesaw pole is a lighting solution for improving safety and reducing maintenance costs. The handrail seesaw eliminates the need for dangerous height work as maintenance of luminaires can be carried out from ground or walkway level, minimising the risk of a fall or accidents.
Constant current LED driver
26 March, 2008 | Supplied by: Cutter Electronics
The Recom International RCD-24-0.35 LED driver is a constant current supply that enables multiple high-brightness LEDs to be run at optimum operating conditions and generate a uniform brightness and colour of light.
High power LED spotlights
26 March, 2008 | Supplied by: Save Power.com.au
The SP High Power LED spotlights are claimed to save 86% on power consumption and greenhouse gas emissions on the halogen lamps they are designed to replace in applications such as indoor illumination, focused reading and task lighting, emergency lighting, concealed accent lighting and billboard illumination.
Dual-mode energy controller
27 February, 2008 | Supplied by: Clipsal - by Schneider Electric
The 5610/240/4K8 energy controller is designed to save energy consumed by fluorescent lighting, claiming to save up to 25-30% by operating lights in 'economy mode' without sacrificing visibility, while extending the life of the tube, ballast and fitting and reducing its temperature.
Energy-saving system
27 February, 2008 | Supplied by: BMASS Energy Saving Solution Pty Ltd
Power Saver is a fluorescent lighting control unit that manages power to improve lighting and energy efficiency, claiming to save up to 30% of the operating costs of fluorescent lighting power, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Energy-saving TC-L lamps
27 February, 2008 | Supplied by: Thorn Lighting Pty Limited
The energy-saving TC-L compact fluorescent lamp produces a pleasant 'white' light and is specially designed for minor roads, residential areas and car parks.
Concerns over electrical and electronic waste
27 February, 2008 by Paul Stathis, Editor
Living in a world where technology constantly changes, society has become accustomed to replacing electrical and electronic equipment faster than ever
