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TECHNOLOGY / LED PRODUCT LAMPS
HI-SPOT RefLED Sylvania
With the HI-SPOT RefLED ES50 Havells Sylvania offers one of the world’s first true retrofit LED spots with GU10 base and the same output as a 50W halogen lamp for just 3.5W of power. It offers up to 90% energy savings, up to 52lm/W output, instant start, low heat and a warm white light.
www.havells-sylvania.com
LED MR16 Megaman
MR16 Greenstock
Greenstock’s MR16 LED lamps are equivalent to a 35W lamp and can be used as a replacement for 50W standard Halogen lamps. Retrofit to 99% of all ap- plications, the energy saving LED lamps consume up to 90% less energy than a standard lamp for considerable cost sav- ings whilst maintaining significant light output.
www.greenstock.co.uk
Designed for standard MR16 applica- tions, Megaman’s LED MR16 Reflector is compact, combining a GU5.3 compatible lamp cap with a beam angle of 36º to deliver a high quality, narrow spotlight effect. Using the company’s new Ther- mal Conductive Highway technology, the LED MR16 offers a long life of 30,000 hours, which lowers maintenance costs whilst providing the highest possible lu- minance when compared to its halogen counterparts. Available in 8W and 10W to replace 35W and 50W halogen lamps respectively.
www.megamanuk.com
DOWNLIGHTS
Revo LED Halers Lighting
Myriad V Concord
Myriad V Next Generation redefines innovative interior lighting and is ideal for a diverse range of applications, such as Hotels, retail outlets, museums & galleries, restaurants and boutiques. Introducing a new solid state 1 x 13W LED module downlight - and pendant – Myriad V offers a Ra85 in all three varieties of colour temperature (3000K, 4000K and 5000K). The complete family is supported by a range of new acces- sories including micro and mini Kometa diffuser rings, flush plasterboard ver- sions and indirect glass dish attach- ments.
www.concord-lighting.com
Halers Revo LED is a high- powered LED luminaire that combines top optical per- formance with energy savings of up to 60 percent, compared to ordinary compact fluorescent lamps. With a lumen output of 1725, the Revo LED is a cost effective solu- tion for the commercial setting, providing a number of optimum performance benefits. An innovative heat management system gives it a much longer life than the stan- dard fluorescent lamp, which dramatically reduces both maintenance time and costs.
www.halers.com
Hurricane 50 ACDC Lighting
The most recent addition to the award- winning Evolution range, the new Hurri- cane 50 utilises liquid cooling, heatsink technology to create a genuine 50 watt halogen equivalent, fixed and adjust- able LED downlight. Featuring soft curves and a deep recess for low glare, this fitting features the latest Cree LED technology for outstanding colour temperature, unrivalled consistency and colour rendering that is second to none. The product has an onboard mains driver and can be specified with either the ACDC or Xicato LED modules.
www.acdclighting.co.uk
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