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PRODUCTS + LITERATURE Nora Lighting introduces Moonglow, a collection of softly lighted pendants designed for hospitality, commercial and residential installations. Featuring a variety of styles, finishes and sizes, the Moonglow pendants cast a warm glow over tabletops, lounge areas or retail islands. The Cocoon and Open Pond pendants add an accent to a trendy environment, while the Beaded shade and Feather fixture fit well with traditional interiors. The pendants are available in five different lamp sources: GU24 self-ballasting compact fluorescent (13 watts to 26 watts); low voltage bi-pin (50 watts); and line voltage with a G9 base (40 watts), E12 candelabra base (60 watts) and E26 medium base A19 (100 watts). www.noralighting.com Photoprotective Technologies, Inc.’s Mel-Lumen CFL with melanin is a replacement for traditional CFLs. Like UV, high-energy visible light (HEV) also causes glare and damage to the eyes and skin. The Mel-Lumen CFL has a new polymer-coating that eliminates all of the UV, significant reduces the HEV and selectively filtrates light (melanin filters the wavelengths of light roughly in proportion to their ability to cause eye damage, skin damage and glare). Benefits include less eyestrain and glare from reflections; less risk of skin and eye damage resulting from UV and HEV light; and increased ability to perceive colors in the lighted environment. www.melaninproducts.com Sun Valley Lighting’s turn-of-the-century-style streetlights now feature new VLED Optical Modules. The VLED Modules, featuring Philips/Lumileds Luxeon Rebel emitters, deliver fullspectrum illumination while minimizing light pollution, trespass and glare. The VLED Module reflector-prisms use the full output of each LED and feature 64 emitters (75 system watts), 80 emitters (94 system watts) or 120 emitters (141 system watts). They are precisely oriented to produce Type II, Type III, Type IV and Type V-Sq. IES light distribution patterns. The LED driver operates with input voltages from 120 to 277V (50/60 Hz) and is independently sealed and UL-listed for wet locations. Sun Valley Lighting offers a varied and versatile collection of traditional-styled luminaires with VLED modules. www.usaltg.com Litetronics has introduced 11-W BR30 Micro-Brite cold-cathode lamps. The lamps generate 450 lumens to replace a 50-W incandescent bulb in recessed cans and track lights and dim down to 5 percent of light output on standard dimmers. They work on standard dimmers, making them ideal for restaurants and cinemas that use dimming circuits. The lamp is available in two color temperatures: 2,250K and 2,850K. www.litetronics.com 84 www.ies.org
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors has added the Oslon Black Series to its Oslon LED family. The first member of the new series has a metal lead frame and a compact package. The LED can be used wherever there are large fluctuations in temperature and a large amount of light is needed from a small area. The black molded package of this high-power LED ensures a high level of stability. Not only does the thermal coefficient of expansion of the molding material precisely match the coefficient of expansion of the boards, but there is also an ESD protective diode concealed in the molding. The Oslon Black Series has a lens with a 90-deg beam angle and produces a typical brightness of 115 lm at an operating current of 350 mA and a color temperature of 6,500K. www.osram-os.com American Lighting introduces the LED Clear Flex, which is designed for cove, bookcase, backlighting, architectural built-ins, glass edge-lighting, under-cabinet lighting and other small, compact spaces. Less than 1 /2-in. wide by 3 /16-in. high, this ribbon-like linear lighting product is clear and flexible and provides bright, dimmable light. The LED Clear Flex uses Cree LED chips to deliver light with 82 CRI and has a PVC housing that allows tight bends and is rated for indoor and outdoor use. Available in 3,500K and 5,500K color temperatures. Other colors available by special order. www.americanlighting.com Neidhardt introduces RPD02, a geometric deign based on linear extrusions supporting T5 lamps in 24-, 36-, 48- and 60-in. lengths. The stock octagon pendants range in overall diameter from 60- to 146-in. The T5s are lensed with a satinized acrylic for a soft, even diffusion. The linear sections are cleanly joined with inner brackets. Co-axial cables supply power to the sections. Stock finishes are available in flat silver mist or flat casino gold. Custom paint finishes are available, as well as custom lens options. neidhardtinc.com Bulbrite introduces an adjustable LED Multi-Beam MR16 featuring six distinct beam angles. The LED MR16 features beam-control technology that combines the functionality of six MR16s into one. The adjustable dial allows the user to select any of the six different beam angles including 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40 deg. The LED multi-beam MR16 can be used with both magnetic and electronic transformers, and it is designed for recessed, track and landscape lighting applications in residential and commercial retrofit installations. Each 2-W LED is equivalent to a 10-W halogen bulb and operates on a low 12-V lighting system. It has a 75 CRI, 3,000K color temperature and 85 lumen output. www.bulbrite.com LD+A December 2010 85
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