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Illumivision | Light Wave Mini
- ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (1/31/2007)
- The Light Wave Mini can be equipped with either white or RGB LEDs and is rated for indoor and outdoor use. Rounded with a low profile, it comes in four beam-spread options -- 8 degrees, 24 degrees, 48 degrees, and 120 degrees -- and 9W, 15W, and 21W configurations. Its mounting bracket can swivel 180 degrees, and the fixture, which is 5 1/2 inches tall and 3 1/2 inches wide, can be manipulated with any DMX512 controller. The Light Wave Mini is made of anodized aluminum with a powder-coated finish. www.illumivision.com
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LEDtronics | GardenLED GDL001
- ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (1/31/2007)
- The GardenLED GDL001 is a direct replacement for 7W T5 wedge-base incandescent lamps, commonly used in the Malibu-style landscape fixtures. Sixteen white LEDs on a double-sided PCB draw 1.3W of power; this combined with its low-voltage system makes the light source appropriate for solar and other alternative power-generating systems. The solid-state design makes the light source impervious to electrical and mechanical shocks, vibration, frequent switching, and environmental extremes; it also performs well in applications subject to voltage dips or surges. www.ledtronics.com
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Lucesco | Halley Light
- ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (1/31/2007)
- This fixture's head and two arms can rotate around three axes, achieved by a unique counterbalancing system. The lamp head not only houses 16 LEDs, but also acts as the heat sync, integrating a fan, heat exchanger, and pipe components. Producing the equivalent light output of a 35W halogen lamp, the luminaire uses18 watts of power, is available in two desk sizes and one floor model, and is constructed from aluminum and steel. It is offered in a silver or black finish. www.lucesco.com
- Dark Sky Compliant Fixtures
- ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (1/31/2007)
- Due to the increased awareness of both the general public and the design community regarding light trespass and Dark Sky issues, coupled with lighting code requirements, which prescribe the quantity and directionality of light emitted by outdoor luminaries, there has been the need for a system to aid lighting designers, architects, and manufacturers in the creation and selection of appropriate "Dark Sky compliant" light fixtures according to a standard set of protocols. Developed by the International Dark Sky Association (IDA), the Fixture Seal of Approval Program is one such available tool.
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Lamar Lighting | AWL Series
- ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (1/31/2007)
- This fully adjustable fluorescent high-bay lighting won a New Product Showcase award in its category, Industrial Specialty Lighting, at Lightfair in April. Energy efficient, site adaptable, and durable, the fixture features side lamp components that independently adjust up or down 45 degrees for versatility in numerous applications. Easy to install, the fixture can be lamped with T5HO or T8, and comes with options that include acrylic diffusers, wire guards, integrated motion sensors, and uplight apertures. www.lamarlighting.com
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Energie Lighting | Enform and Enspire
- ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (1/31/2007)
- Engineered for high performance, Enform and Enspire are direct/indirect luminaires with Trilux louvers for precise optical control and superior light distribution. Available in specular or matte, the louvers use Miro technology to deliver comfortable, ergonomic lighting. A continuous louver runs the length of the fixture and crosses joints between the fixture modules. Linear 4-, 8-, and 12-foot sections can be pendant or surface mounted and joined to form runs. The fixtures feature corners that can angle in increments from 90 to 180 degrees, providing options for a variety of pendant-mounted configurations. www.energielighting.com
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Luxo | Onda
- ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine (1/31/2007)
- Onda's modular concept, with its curvilinear shades, allows for multiple units to be put together to create uplighting, downlighting, or a combination of the two. The unit suspends from the ceiling via thin steel aircraft cables at each end, and is lamped with T5 high-output linear fluorescents. A horizontal elliptical support beam, the length of the module, provides the fixture's structure and prevents torquing. Onda's housing and support beam are comprised of aluminum, while the reflectors are powder-painted white perforated steel. www.luxous.com
- Put Lights Anywhere With Revolutionary FlatWire Ready(R) UL(R)-Listed, Low Voltage Wall Sconces and Installation Kits
- PRNewswire (1/30/2007)
- CARROLLTON, Ga., Jan. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- It's easier than ever to install lighting anywhere with new wall sconces designed to work with the patented FlatWire, the Invisible Wire(TM). This revolutionary wiring technology is being introduced by the FlatWire Technologies Division of Southwire, North America's leading manufacturer of electrical wire and cable. The new FlatWire Ready(R) low voltage wall lighting system is UL-listed and includes a wide range of decorator-style sconces and complete Add-A-Light(TM) installation kits.
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Longitude Collection Pendant with Highlighted Bronze Finish
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/22/2007)
- Thomas Lighting. With its obelisk cage design and architectural feel, the Longitude collection embodies urban chic, the maker says. The highlighted bronze finish and painted parchment glass add warmth and welcome, the firm says. The manufacturer is also introducing five mini pendants, which they say are becoming increasingly popular in kitchens over islands or bars. 800-365-4448.
- Specialty Lamps Light Up Your Life
- Commercial Appeal, The (1/19/2007)
- Here's a great conversation starter for your next dinner party: What's the best invention of the last 100 or so years?Great Finds could survive almost anything, she thinks, even no air-conditioning in a Memphis summer. The find: OK - Great Finds knows what you're thinking: Surely she's not going to tell me to buy one of those cheesy 'Seen-on TV' products.
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