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Cree's LED street lighting performance increases by 15 percent
The firm's latest III-nitride LEDway Series provides a cost effective way of replacing high pressure sodium and metal halide fixtures
Cree has made a performance upgrade to its LEDway Series LED Street Light.
These luminaires, provided in several versions and tailored to specific applications, are a good replacement for outdated high pressure sodium (HPS) and metal halide (MH) fixtures.
Providing significant improvements over the prior LEDway Series, select versions of the new LEDway Series LED Street Lights provide up to 20 percent additional energy savings and increased lumen output, while other versions provide up to 15 percent higher lumen output and additional energy savings. These improvements can help municipalities reduce operating cost where budgets are tight - lowering the total cost of ownership while providing the same illumination performance.
“Cree is committed to helping municipalities and facility owners lower their lighting energy costs and maintenance expenses,” explains Greg Merritt, vice president, lighting at Cree. “The increased performance of the new LEDway Series can improve payback up to 25 percent compared to the previous generation and strengthens the argument to replace antiquated lighting technologies. These cost savings can greatly benefit municipalities and free up money for other expenses.”
Engineered to optimize illumination and economic performance, Cree LEDway Street Lights have a ten year warranty and offer more than 20 optical distribution patterns, flexible drive currents and multiple lumen packages.
These luminaires, provided in several versions and tailored to specific applications, are a good replacement for outdated high pressure sodium (HPS) and metal halide (MH) fixtures.
Providing significant improvements over the prior LEDway Series, select versions of the new LEDway Series LED Street Lights provide up to 20 percent additional energy savings and increased lumen output, while other versions provide up to 15 percent higher lumen output and additional energy savings. These improvements can help municipalities reduce operating cost where budgets are tight - lowering the total cost of ownership while providing the same illumination performance.
“Cree is committed to helping municipalities and facility owners lower their lighting energy costs and maintenance expenses,” explains Greg Merritt, vice president, lighting at Cree. “The increased performance of the new LEDway Series can improve payback up to 25 percent compared to the previous generation and strengthens the argument to replace antiquated lighting technologies. These cost savings can greatly benefit municipalities and free up money for other expenses.”
Engineered to optimize illumination and economic performance, Cree LEDway Street Lights have a ten year warranty and offer more than 20 optical distribution patterns, flexible drive currents and multiple lumen packages.
