Lunera Lighting Introduces Industrial LED Fixture for Parking Garages

Author: SSLighting Design News Staff

March 2, 2010... Lunera Lighting of Redwood City, California USA, has released a new damp rated, industrial version of its popular 2200 Series LED fixture designed for parking garage environments. According to Lunera, the new luminaire offers a fast payback realized from the energy savings, lower maintenance costs and improved security it delivers.

The low profile 2200 2'x2' LED fixture is dry/damp rated and equipped with an industrial surface mount kit. Lunera's ultra efficient fixtures typically deliver uniform lighting at less than 50% of the ASHRAE standard illumination requirements for parking facilities. The dimmable fixture provides some 3,800 lumens, consumes 62 watts, and comes in a correlated color temperature of between 4000K and 5000k.

Lunera says its representatives can assist interested parties with a facility payback analysis and a consultation on available government subsidies that can reduce initial costs by up to $150 per fixture.

"As a member of the National Parking Association, Lunera® is excited to help propel the parking garage industry forward to being more energy efficient. Since electricity costs are a major driver of total garage expenses, LEDs are not just 'green,' they put more green right to the bottom line," commented Michael Lesyna, Lunera President and CEO.

"Making the change to LED lighting is a natural choice for parking garages. The uniform quality of the light delivered by the 2200 LED fixtures provides significant energy savings while improving light levels, which adds to the safety and security of the building," stated Tom Quinn, Lunera VP of Sales and Marketing. "By creating the 2200 Series, we are supporting the mainstream adoption of LED lighting into a greater variety of commercial facilities," Quinn added. Lunera News Release

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