LED system can also be used for different lighting applications

LED technology that completely redefines the lighting industry and erases old assumptions about up-front LED cost and performance. The Cree XLamp? XT-E White LED delivers twice the lumens-per-dollar of other LEDs and features the highest performance and efficacy in the industry. Based on a new silicon carbide technology platform, the XT-E LED and the recently released XB-D LED represent a dramatic transformation in LED price-performance. Cree’s revolutionary new platform addresses the largest obstacle to mass LED lighting adoption, initial cost, and enables LED lighting systems to replace their inefficient ancestors.

Cree has a history of delivering excellent LED solutions and the XLamp XT-E LED has exceeded our expectations,” said Fritz Morgan, chief product officer, Digital Lumens, Inc. “We are committed to building the most energy-efficient industrial lighting systems and the XT-E LED enables us to do just that with high lumens per watt. The result is an intelligent LED-based lighting system that is driving widespread adoption of LEDs in industrial facilities, with compelling performance and end-user payback.

The new Fire Series includes three different sizes of LED modules - Flare?, Blaze?, and Inferno? - and each module is intended for a different size of channel letter installation. The Flare? product line is intended for small size channel letters, Blaze? is for middle size channel letters, and the Inferno is intended for large size channel letters. Each product line is available in colors of 3000K white, 5000K white, 6500K white, 9000K white, red, amber, blue, and green colors, respectively. The Luxembright? LED system can also be used for different lighting applications.

Recently, Energy Focus, Inc. has awarded several additional lighting retrofit contracts for 2012 totaling $2.5 million, which including retrofits to upgrade the lighting of a Fortune 500 manufacturing facility in the United States, a University in the Midwest as well as a number of school systems in the Southeastern United States.