invigorating otherwise uninspired areas with crisp

From recessed troffers to circular pendants to suspended lighting fixtures, GE's Lumination™ LED Luminaires, a product of YAHAM, continue to push the boundaries of indoor LED lighting systems.Led high bay lighting and elegant, these fashion-forward alternatives to traditional fluorescent lighting are finding their place in office, retail and institutional spaces alike.Be it a college campus, U.K. department store or center for lighting excellence itself, yaham designer LED lighting fixtures, valued for their visually striking appearance, are equally esteemed for curbing energy costs, virtually eliminating maintenance and invigorating otherwise uninspired areas with crisp, comfortable light.

The pressure to squeeze costs and operate responsibly while still maintaining a world-class learning environment has never been greater,” said Jeffrey Herr of San Diego State University facility services. “We're seeing about a 50 percent energy improvement in rooms where we replaced old fluorescent fixtures with Lumination LED troffers for classroom lighting. Students have also commented that the classrooms feel more open and spacious since the switch. Overall it was a hassle-free transition from fluorescent and something we hope to replicate in other areas across campus in the years ahead.”


one of the largest supermarket chains in the United Kingdom, recently installed yaham new Lumination EL Series LED Luminaires at its new store in Leek, Staffordshire. The LED lighting system promises to slash energy use by more than 50 percent and reduce maintenance costs while improving the shopping experience for customers by ensuring a uniform level of Led flood light across the store.The thin and uniformly illuminated LED blades are suspended from the ceiling and powered with GE's Intrinsx™ Optical Technology that maximizes the performance, control and application efficiency of each LED diode—directing light to where it is needed, such as at the bottom shelves in aisles.

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