Solais LED Lamps receive Energy Star certification - Nov 2011
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December 13, 2011 - Solais Lighting, a manufacturer of lightweight, specification-grade LED lamps, has announced Energy Star certification for its LED lamps, including the:
• LR38 PAR38 replacement – a 21W, 25-degree, 3000K LED lamp delivering 1250 lumens;
• LR38 PAR38 replacement – a 21W, 25-degree, 3000K LED lamp delivering 1100 lumens; and
• LR30LN PAR30 Long-Neck replacement – an 18W, 25-degree, 3000K LED lamp delivering 975 lumens.
The company boasts that all its new Energy Star-certified LED lamps feature the Solais’ exclusive Luxiance Thermal Management Technology, which it says utilizes a unique active cooling system to deliver superior light output and performance.
SOLAIS LIGHTING
Last modified on Tuesday, 13 December 2011 10:03
• LR38 PAR38 replacement – a 21W, 25-degree, 3000K LED lamp delivering 1250 lumens;
• LR38 PAR38 replacement – a 21W, 25-degree, 3000K LED lamp delivering 1100 lumens; and
• LR30LN PAR30 Long-Neck replacement – an 18W, 25-degree, 3000K LED lamp delivering 975 lumens.
The company boasts that all its new Energy Star-certified LED lamps feature the Solais’ exclusive Luxiance Thermal Management Technology, which it says utilizes a unique active cooling system to deliver superior light output and performance.
SOLAIS LIGHTING
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