Rune Larsen·Jan 3, 2017Normasym Intl. | UKNormasym was founded in 2013 and develop innovative and energy-saving LED products. Normasym deliver both indoor and outdoor lighting…
DIAL GmbH·Jul 13, 2016Why white is not always the same white. Colour location shift with LEDs.Every lighting designer is familiar with this situation — or at least he should be. Two LED luminaires from the same manufacturer with the…
LED Linear Lighting·Mar 11, 2016PARKING LOT LIGHTINGIf you need lights for your parking lot, GETK LED Linear series are engineered with an optimum balance between price and performance. Don’t…
LED Linear Lighting·Mar 9, 2016Tips for Parking Garage LightingParking garages do not have to be dim and potentially unsafe places. Communities are now installing energy efficient lighting in parking…A response icon1A response icon1
LED Linear Lighting·Mar 8, 2016LED Warehouse Lighting:Top 6 tips for choosing LED lighting for industrial spacesPromising low energy use and long lifespans, LEDs are top of the wish list for many companies in the warehouse and logistics space…
LED Linear Lighting·Mar 7, 2016LED Vapor Proof Tight Fixtures With Controllability & DurabilityIs your warehouse, parking deck or facility susceptible to moisture or dust particles? Are you concerned about protecting your fixtures…
LED Linear Lighting·Mar 5, 2016Choosing the Right LED Vapor Tight/Proof FixtureChoosing the right LED Vapor Tight/Proof fixture is a great way to save energy and reduce your electrical bill. With the option of a jar or…
LED Linear Lighting·Mar 5, 2016What is a Vapor Tight / Vapor Proof LED Fixture?Businesses and individuals can face many challenges when choosing ideal lighting for wet atmospheres. Vapor tight and vapor proof lighting…
LED Linear Lighting·Mar 3, 2016Linear LED replacement lampsToday’s quality linear LED replacement lamps are easy to install and fit most existing fluorescent lamp sockets/fixtures right out of the…
LED Linear Lighting·Mar 3, 2016Advantages of Linear LEDsLinear LEDs, like all LEDs, use semiconductors to convert electricity into light, making them far more akin to computer chips than light…
