Turtle Lights âBollardsâ - Stonelight Outdoor Lighting
Turtle Lights âBollardsâ - Stonelight Outdoor Lighting
Turtle Lights âBollardsâ - Stonelight Outdoor Lighting
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<strong>Turtle</strong> <strong>Lights</strong> “Bollards”<br />
THE BEST PRODUCT FOR THE RIGHT REASONS<br />
Enhance your landscaping<br />
and meet turtle code<br />
with <strong>Stonelight</strong> bollards<br />
> Dark Amber LED concealed light source is<br />
invisible to turtles<br />
> Energy savings with 8-watt LEDs<br />
> 50,000 Hr. lamp life<br />
> Easy maintenance precast concrete<br />
> Made in America<br />
> Available in all standard <strong>Stonelight</strong> designs<br />
and colors as well as custom<br />
Certified by the Florida Fish and Wildlife<br />
Conservation Commission # 2010-022<br />
www.myfwc.com/conservation/you-conserve/lighting<br />
For more information about <strong>Stonelight</strong> bollards, call<br />
800.982.2006, email info@<strong>Stonelight</strong>.com or visit<br />
www.stonelight.com.<br />
To view additional samples of our certified turtle lighting<br />
bollards visit: www.stonelight.com/turtlebollards<br />
<strong>Stonelight</strong>, LLC | P.O. Box 413005, Naples, FL 34101 | 800.982.2006 | info@stonelight.com | stonelight.com<br />
<strong>Stonelight</strong> is a registered trademark of <strong>Stonelight</strong>, LLC. © 2009 <strong>Stonelight</strong> LLC
The Problem<br />
Each year, thousands of newly hatched sea turtles are drawn to coastal white<br />
lights, created by buildings and roads, drawing them away from moonlit water.<br />
As a result, many turtles do not make it out to sea.<br />
The Solution<br />
In many cases, many cities and municipalities have stepped-in and established<br />
ordinances that require property owners to install turtle-friendly lights<br />
themselves. In other cases, property owners have stepped-up and installed the<br />
“turtle lights” themselves to protect the turtles.<br />
<strong>Stonelight</strong> solves the problem with a dark Amber LED concealed light source<br />
that’s invisible to turtles so it offers the perfect lighting fixture that is code<br />
compliant while enhancing the beauty of your landscape.<br />
Approved by the Florida<br />
Fish and Wildlife<br />
Conservation Commission<br />
Teamed with the US Fish and Wildlife Service to develop a Wildlife Certification<br />
Program where strict criteria must be met by lighting manufacturers to<br />
be certified. The program is designed to educate the public, the building<br />
industry and government officials on the importance of minimizing the<br />
impact of artificial light.<br />
“Granada” <strong>Turtle</strong> Bollard<br />
Photometrics<br />
<strong>Stonelight</strong> turtle lights give the<br />
equivalent of a 75-watt incandescent<br />
lamp at 5’-0 from the light source<br />
thus providing human safety while<br />
remaining invisible to turtles.<br />
Styles and Colors<br />
• <strong>Turtle</strong> lights are available in all<br />
standard <strong>Stonelight</strong> styles and colors.<br />
• Custom styles and colors to identify<br />
your project are also available at a<br />
nominal charge.<br />
Maintenance<br />
• The lamps only need changing every<br />
50,000 hours.<br />
• To clean precast concrete, spray with<br />
chlorine and water and the sun does<br />
the rest.<br />
• Precast concrete is resilient to all<br />
weather conditions and offers a<br />
stable installation method.<br />
Visit stonelight.com for details.<br />
<strong>Stonelight</strong>, LLC | P.O. Box 413005, Naples, FL 34101 | 800.982.2006 | info@stonelight.com | stonelight.com<br />
<strong>Stonelight</strong> is a registered trademark of <strong>Stonelight</strong>, LLC. © 2009 <strong>Stonelight</strong> LLC
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