May 17, 2019
EarthTronics expands its high-efficiency traditional wall pack series with a 12-watt fixture to offer an even broader range of lumens output. The LED Mini Wall Pack is an ideal solution for exterior, wide-flood area illumination for commercial, industrial and municipal facilities.
Now available in 12 watts, the LED Mini Wall Pack delivers 1,590 lumens in a compact 8.7” x 5.25” x 2.66” durable bronze powder-coated, aluminum alloy housing. Its 4000K color temperature and high 80+ CRI offers improved visual acuity and efficient performance. Plus, the 12-watt fixture comes with an installed dusk to dawn sensor. This new LED Mini Wall Pack complements EarthTronics’ line of 50- and 75-watt traditional Wall Packs, which accept 100 – 277-volt AC power supply.
The LED Mini Wall Pack is built to withstand all climates and allows for an extreme temperature range, even operating down to -40 C°, and is IP65 approved for outdoor wet applications. With a rated life of 50,000 hours, the LED Mini Wall Pack is designed for easy installation, directly fitting onto existing electrical boxes, making it the contractor’s choice when replacing older high-pressure sodium and metal halide wall packs.
The EarthTronics LED Mini Wall Pack is approved by the Design Lights Consortium (DLC). The fixture may be accepted for utility rebates in many markets.
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Salex Expands to Southwestern Ontario
Salex continues to support the Southwestern Ontario market with representation of key market leaders in lighting and controls, including its partnership with Axis Lighting, Beghelli Canada and OSRAM.
Axis Lighting is an innovative, forward-thinking manufacturer delivering high-performance LED luminaires for general, ambient and task lighting in office, commercial and institutional spaces. One of their leading-edge developments includes Stencil. Stencil brings together lighting segments and connectors called Hubs, the building blocks for creating forms and patterns of all sizes.
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The Jaibot executes its tasks based on building information modeling (BIM) data. The robot is a completely cordless and easy-to-use system that doesn’t require expert skills. It locates itself accurately indoors, drills the holes dust-controlled and finally marks them according to the trade.
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Mark your calendars for Nov. 24-25 and get ready for a virtual trade show and amazing technical presentations. AEA, the exhibitors and presenters are so excited to present this event to the entire province of Alberta.
Attendees will have easy access to virtual booths with an opportunity to have their questions answered by qualified people, and win some prizes throughout the days at both the trade show Virtual Floor and by attending the seminars.
Go HERE to register and for the full event details
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