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Articles Tagged “Lighting”
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Learn How Building Intelligence Can Improve Your Bottom Line
When was the last time you walked into the CFO’s office and said you’re saving the company thousands or millions of dollars? Join Redwood Systems for a short webinar to learn how facilities managers like…
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Transitioning to LED Lighting Technology: MaxLite Helps Facilities Reduce Lighting Energy
The Bottom Line — A hypothetical facility switches to LED lighting and saves $216,268 over the lifetime of the LED fixture
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Samsung LED Package Exceeds 6,000 Hour Test
The company’s mid-power 2323 product was scrutinized under the EPA recognized IES LM80 test.
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WEB EXCLUSIVE: Good-bye T12. Hello Opportunity.
Some 500 million T12 fluorescent tubes are still being illuminated in U.S. buildings every day. That will start to change on July 1, 2012, however, when commonly used T12s will no longer be manufactured in—or imported to— the United States.
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Services & Maintenance: Incandescent Lamp Phase Out
A 2007 federal law calls for manufacturers to cease making these products beginning January 1, 2012.
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Product Recall: Emergency Exit Signs by Best Lighting Products
The fixtures can malfunction and fail to illuminate in the event of a power outage. This could result in a failure to provide adequate lighting to guide building occupants to an exit in the event of an emergency.
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Retail Case Study: Marketable Investment
With a facility wide remodel, a Connecticut shopping mall ramps up its image along with its “green” quotient.
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NEW SERVICE SPOTLIGHT: Lutron And SYLVANIA Lighting Services Join Forces
SYLVANIA is now an Authorized Service Center Subcontractor for Lutron, performing services related to system start-up, programming, and more.
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Elevator Maintenance – Keeping 'UP'
One way to minimize vandalism is to make sure elevators are operating efficiently. A defective relay or a damaged door track can slow performance and create long wait times. More tips are available.
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Hospital Case Study: A Holistic Treatment
From the inside out, recent improvements at this New Hampshire hospital were focused on patient care.
