Craig DiLouie

Energy + Environment, Lighting Industry

Philips Lightolier Launches Lighting Audit and Upgrade Program

Philips recently announced a commercial energy audit and lighting upgrade program aimed at replacing inefficient lighting systems currently found in 85% of existing buildings. A key element to the program, being led by the Philips Lightolier Energy Services Group, is a guarantee that the energy audit will deliver measurable energy cost reduction, defined projected return [...]

LED + SSL

DOE Announces Plans for Municipal Solid-State Street Lighting Consortium

In September 2009, the Department of Energy is planning to form a Municipal Solid-State Street Lighting Consortium to collect, share and analyze technical information and experience related to LED streetlighting demonstrations. Membership will be open to municipalities, utilities and energy efficiency organizations. Click here to learn more.

Lighting Design

Keeping It Simple: Lighting Design Integrity

Lighting designer and blogger James Bedell recently published an interesting post about design integrity–what happens after that perfect design is installed and subsequently is used and maintained over time. Check it out here.

Products + Technology

GE Unveils 23W CMH PAR38 Lamp

At 55.4 lumens/W, GE’s new 23W ConstantColor CMH Integral PAR38 lamp leads the industry in efficacy among integrally ballasted ceramic metal halide lamps, compared with competitive offerings that produce 51 lumens/W and 50.8 lumens/W, according to GE. TCLP compliant. Suitable for display and ambient lighting in retail environments.

Lighting Industry

OSRAM SYLVANIA Files Suit to Enforce and Protect Induction Lighting Patents

OSRAM SYLVANIA has commenced a lawsuit in Canada against Canadian lighting distributors Lakefront Lighting Inc. of Cobourg, Ontario and Luxlite Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario for selling and offering to sell electrodeless induction lamps that are alleged to infringe OSRAM SYLVANIA’s Canadian Patent No. 2,185,267.

LED + SSL, Products + Technology

LED Journal: “Creating Tunable White Light with High Color Rendering Index Using Color Mixing”

An interesting potential advantage of LED lighting for buildings is the ability to add a new dimension of control–color–enabling adjustment of color temperature based on different uses of a space or time of day, while also providing high color rendering. LED Journal has published an article on this topic by Muhamad Moussa, technical marketing engineer, [...]

Legislation + Regulation, Products + Technology

NLB: Upcoming Ballast Phaseout to Create Major Lighting Upgrade Opportunity

Despite strong, on-going sales of 4-ft. T12 fluorescent lamps, the magnetic ballasts commonly used for the lamps’ operation will start becoming relics of the past on July 1, 2010, when their continued manufacture for commercial and industrial applications becomes prohibited by DOE ballast efficiency regulations. According to the National Lighting Bureau, the July 1, 2010 [...]

Products + Technology

Neo-Ray VERSYS Series 1B Seamlessly Integrates Building Equipment And Lighting

Cooper Lighting’s Neo-Ray VERSYS Series 1B introduces a lighting system that seamlessly integrates building equipment while providing high-performance lighting. The fixture’s modular design features a single-lamp floating lensed microlouver on 1-in. centers with separate end utility compartments to house occupancy sensors, photosensors, air returns, sprinklers, speakers or an available MR16 downlight. Click here to learn [...]

Lighting Industry

Litetronics Introduces New Efficiency and Safety Program for Cinemas and Movie Theaters

Litetronics International, Inc., a specialty lighting manufacturer, has announced the Litetronics Energy Efficiency, Sustainability, and Safety Program for Cinemas and Movie Theaters. The custom fit cinema lighting solution includes dimmable, energy-efficient cold cathode compact fluorescent lamps that are ready for installation; increased safety for movie theater technicians; and personalized consulting about energy efficiency and operational [...]

Lighting Industry

Cooley Monato Studio Moves to New Manhattan Home

Cooley Monato Studio, a New York-based lighting design firm operated by two of my favorite lighting designers, Renee Cooley and Emily Monato, has moved to a new location: 137 East 25th Street 11th Floor New York, NY 10010 All phone numbers and email address remain the same.

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