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REPLACE METAL HALIDE HIGH BAYS WITH LED RAB Lighting has released a 78-watt High Bay (BAYLED78) and Aisle Lighter (AISLED78) to re- place 250-watt metal halide fixtures with a 70 percent reduction in energy and maintenance costs. BAYLED78 illuminates warehouses, supermarkets, auditoriums and gymnasiums. The AISLED78 is equipped with specially designed


optics that distribute light uniformly across the vertical face of racks in


an aisle. The UL-listed products are designed for use in environments up to 131 F. www.rabweb.com // (888) 722-1000 // Circle No. 41


HIGH-BAY


LIGHTING REDUCES ENERGY USE


WOOD CEILING OPTIONS INCLUDE TAPERED LOOK Armstrong has expanded its line of FSC-certified WoodWorks ceilings to include Linear solid wood panels with a traditional plank visual and Linear wood veneer panels with a traditional or tapered look. The 1- by 8-foot solid wood panels are of- fered in two plank widths, nominal 3 inches and nominal 5 inches, and four finishes. The 2- by 8-foot veneered wood panels are available in nine veneer options. Veneered traditional wood planks are offered in nominal 4- and 6-inch widths while the tapered planks narrow from nominal 8 inches to nominal 4 inches.


armstrong.com/woodworks // (877) 276-7876 // Circle No. 42


Columbia Lighting has introduced LLHP, a long-life, high-efficiency LED high-bay product that meets restrictive lighting-power density codes and typi- cally qualifies for EPAct tax deductions. LLHP uses individual optics for each LED to provide precise control of light from the point source to the work plane. Extruded aluminum housing acts as a heat sink, and downward sloping fins minimize debris buildup. The prod- uct, which is designed for suspension mounting with aircraft cabling, is CSA listed and suitable for damp locations.


www.columbialighting.com // (864) 678-1000 // Circle No. 43


Linear wood veneer panels with a tapered look.


ZINC PANELS NOW IN SUBTLE BROWN Umicore Building Products has introduced PIG- MENTO Brown, a surface aspect combining the texture of its Quartz-Zinc panels with a subtle shade of brown. PIGMENTO Brown is durable and recyclable, finger-mark-proof, and available in the same dimensions and time frames as the company’s red, blue and green panels.


www.vmzinc-us.com // (919) 874-7173 // Circle No. 44


HVAC PRODUCT IS DUCTLESS LG Electronics USA has made available its LG Inverter, a high-efficiency, single-zone HVAC system. It combines the benefits of duct-free design with energy-efficient inverter technology, which provides 60 percent power savings in cooling/heating mode. The system features a SEER of up to 20 and is ENERGY STAR-certified.


www.LGhvac.com // (888) 865-3026 // Circle No. 45


BLAST MITIGATION AND THERMAL EFFICIENCY IN ONE Kawneer Co. Inc. has put its ultra-ther- mal product port- folio through the rigors of blast-mitigation testing. The company’s


AA425 Thermal Entrances,


AA4325 OptiQ Ultra Thermal Fixed Over Project Out Window


AA4325 OptiQ Ultra Thermal Fixed Over Project Out Window and IR501 UT (Ultra


Thermal) Framing meet U.S. Department of Defense and Interagency Security Committee/General Services Adminis- tration requirements, as well as ASTM F1642, to protect building occupants from all forms of external force.


www.kawneer.com // Circle No. 46 January-February 2013 // RETROFIT 63


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