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Thursday, June 4, 2009
LED Lighting growing in performance, variety and availabilityFor those of you that missed us at the recent Farleigh Dickinson event in Madison NJ, or at Lightfair in NYC earlier in May,
we are excited to announce that our complete line of LEDs is now available in a broader range of color temperatures. We have
added our new Incandescent range of products with a color temperature of 2700K, to complement our current line of daylight,
cool and warm white colors. Our extensive product testing efforts have allowed us to extend our projected life
for our integrated lighting appliances to 35,000 hours. This will effectively provide you with further light cost savings
when compared to any other form of lighting. To address some of the needs for our customers we are able to customize
many of our products to either increase or decrease the cone angle of illumination which can be useful for your specific applications.
If you are looking for a drop in replacement for your existing 40-60 watt incandescent bulbs check out our latest
product, the B60 which goes a long way to reproducing the nuances of this light type. It is available in a fully dimmable
format as are all of our products so that you can find lights well suited to the majority of your spot/task/feature lighting
applicaions. Feel free to pass along your comments to us either here to share with everyone, or via our guestbook.
Keep abreast of developments by sharing your contact information with us so we can alert you to the latest developments. Brian ( brianroy@sitkaenterprises.com)
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Efficiency leads the waywelcome to our blog....SITKASPEAK providing commentary on lighting today and related topics. With the current focus on
alternative means of energy production, it is easy to lose sight of the critical contribution that conserving resources throgh
reduced energy usage is having. As many have shown, reducing consumption benefits the planet in every dimension,
from decreased emissions to lowered costs. Share your thoughts on how we can balance our desire for ever more comfortable
living with the need to sustain the health of our environment.
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