create awareness for the benefits of LED lighting

The new Wall Grazer is the perfect solution for commercial, retail and hospitality environments to enhance beautiful artwork and architecturally significant stone or brick walls,” explained Chuck Campagna, president and CEO of Amerlux Lighting Solutions. “The Wall Grazer accomplishes this in a low-wattage with nominal heat output.”

The Wall Grazer can be mounted in most ceilings with a voltage of 120 to 277V, offering a warm color temperature of 2700k CCT. The housing of the Wall Grazer comes in 4 and 8-foot lengths standard or engineered continuous runs spanning just 5.06 inches in depth.

Under the agreement, Lagotek will integrate ACT's StandAlone and controlLED LED tubes into Lagotek's new Building Intelligence System (BIS), designed to manage commercial lighting, HVAC, and motorized window coverings for maximum energy efficiency, with an emphasis on providing highly efficient and durable LED lighting control to small and medium-sized commercial applications.

"It has long been accepted that LED lighting will one day be the new standard for commercial and residential lighting because of its great efficiencies and long life," said Eugene Luskin, CEO, Lagotek. "LEDs are 60% more efficient than fluorescent tubes and last at least five times longer. ACT's approach is to provide an easy retrofit model which fits perfectly into Lagotek's wireless system design. We have not seen a more efficient lighting product that is ready for market."

"This partnership helps both companies create awareness for the benefits of LED lighting," said Gary Colip, CEO, ACT. "Our StandAlone and controlLED Lites are a direct replacement for existing fluorescent tubes and provide a very friendly and attractive light source in addition to reducing heat (LEDs do not use the heat generating ballasts needed with fluorescent lights). With Lagotek, we will be able to include dimming controls that further reduce energy consumption and make daylight harvesting and other multi-system advantages possible by combining motorized window coverings, lighting and climate control."