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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-08-13

Posted August 13, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-07-09

Posted July 9, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

  • Lowe-Martin Group gets kudos for reducing environmental footprint http://bit.ly/cMgYRm The T5 lighting retrofit identified as key component. #

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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-07-02

Posted July 2, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

  • NYSEG and RG&E Offering Rebates to Encourage Commercial and Industrial Customers to Become More Energy Efficient – http://bit.ly/d46GTj #

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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-06-25

Posted June 25, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-05-28

Posted May 28, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-05-21

Posted May 21, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

  • Leviton introduces Zipline integrated ballast and lamp holder system for 32/30/28W T8-based fixtures to lower mfg cost. http://bit.ly/9jfW4Z #
  • Photosynthesis depends on quantum entanglement say Berkeley scientist http://bit.ly/dsAc4H This type of research is mind-blowing. #
  • CPS Energy in Texas pays $75/ea to replace up to 50 400W metal halide high bays with 4,5 or 6 lamp T5HO high bay http://bit.ly/9zAsoD #

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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-05-14

Posted May 14, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-05-07

Posted May 7, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

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Weekly Twitter Summary for 2010-04-30

Posted April 30, 2010 at 11:10 pm by Ray De Varona

  • Buildings Technologies Program: DOE Awards $452 million in Recovery Act Funds for Building Retrofits http://bit.ly/djoDXK #
  • We've lowered our prices on all T8 and T5HO vapor proof high bay fixtures at RelightDepot.com. Save up to 22% http://bit.ly/9jzLxJ #

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New Prices on T8 and T5HO Vapor Proof High Bays

Posted April 28, 2010 at 3:17 pm by Ray De Varona

New Low Prices on Vapor Proof High Bay FixturesWe have just lowered our prices on all of our T8 and T5HO vapor proof high bay fixtures!  These fixtures provide excellent light output even in the harshest environments. The fiberglass reinforced polyester housing includes a closed cell poured polyurethane gasket that completely seals the fixture against humidity, dust, moisture penetration and corrosion. A clear acrylic lens is standard and an optional polycarbonate version is available for maximum impact resistance.  Both the T5HO version and the T8 version come with a standard 95% enhanced aluminum reflector that directs the light down and out of the fixture.  All internal components are easily accessible via a removable gear tray.

We have used this fixture to relight food processing plants, cold storage facilities and outdoor canopy areas in large industrial plants.  The minimum start temperature for the ballast is specified at -20 deg. F (-30 deg. C). and since the fixture is fully enclosed, it retains much of the lamp heat to allow the fluorescent lamps to operate closer to their maximum light output temperature.  For full product details on each of these fixtures, please follow the links below to the product page on our site.

As always, we would love to hear from you.  Feel free to call us at (888) 548-6387 or contact us via email if you would like to discuss your project in detail.  We would be happy to provide a custom lighting layout for your facility and help secure your lighting rebates and incentives.  There’s no telling how long we’ll be able to hold these prices so low, so don’t delay.

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