Sylvania LED Catalog App Now Available

EIN Sylvania App 400

August 12, 2021

LEDVANCE, the makers of SYLVANIA general lighting in the United States and Canada, recently launched the SYLVANIA LED Catalog App for Apple and Android devices. 

Key features of the SYLVANIA LED Catalog App include:

  • Access the LED Lamp Catalog, Luminaire Specification Guide and HIDr Replacement Lamp Brochure on your mobile device with more literature to be added in the future
  • Browse and share SYLVANIA products via email, text or other sharing platforms
  • Flip through pages to find the latest products and information.
  • Search by product number, description, or other keywords
  • Click on hyperlinked download buttons or QR codes to access spec sheets and easily share or print
  • Download catalogs to your device for 24/7 access
  • Zoom with total clarity
  • Access the Mobile LED Product Finder

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