LED's
operate at low temperatures and are excellent for refrigeration
applications.
These LED lamp tubes cover all aspects of the fluorescent lamp line.
They are available in Compact Fluorescent, Cirline, U-Lamps and Linear
Lamps. LED lamps offer silent, energy efficient operation, with a
life span of over 100,000 hours. They provide a low maintainence cost.
LED lamps tubes are environmentally safe:they contain no mercury lead
or phosphor. They produce no UV rays. LED lamp tubes are from extruded
aluminum alloy for durable construction and are recyclable.
LED lamp tubes are available with 3, 4 or 5 watt. LED's provide 80
to 100 lumens per watt. LED lamp tubes include a 120V driver. All
LED lamp tubes are UL/CSA approved
LED
Lighting
Conventional
Fluorescent Lighting
Freezers
with brighter LED lighting keep food fresher and display your products better!
LED
lighting consumes 50-75% less power than fluorescent lighting which
will dramatically reduce monthly electricity bills
LED
lighting fits into existing lighting fixtures with no extra costs to company
LED
lighting is 3 times brighter than conventional fluorescent lighting
LED
does not generate any UV lights which are dangerous to the skin in the
work environment
LED
lighting is direct lighting versus the round fluorescent bulb that shines
half of its light up which is not needed
LED length of life
is 100,000 hours based on manufacture lab technology tests versus 10,000
hours of the conventional fluorescent lighting
Cost
of maintenance will be dramatically reduced to customer
LED's
never get hot or even warm
LED's
operate between 0 and 100 degrees"C" which make them excellent
for residential, commercial or outdoor lighting and exceptional for
refrigeration lighting
LED's
are easy to install. No refitting is necessary
LED's
are RoHS compliant
LED
lamps are available in standard "Kelvin" temperature ranges
LED
is GREEN, unlike conventional
fluorescent lights that harm the skin and contain mercury. LED's have
no mercury and are safe to human skin and the environment.
