Chinese organized 31 exhibitors to take part in the four shows this year

PIDA pointed out that over 660 individual buyers from 30 countries and regions registered in advance to visit the shows this year, increasing 41% from 2011. However, over 2,500 buyers showed up at the fairs in the first two days. Mainland China organized procurement missions with LED high bay light a record number of around 500 individual buyers participating in the four shows. Also, mainland Chinese organized 31 exhibitors to take part in the four shows this year.

This year, a total of 253 exhibitors displayed their latest products at 797 booths at the four shows this year, up 18% and 17%, respectively, from the 2011 event. Another impressive fact is that 50% more mainland Chinese exhibitors participated in the show this year, compared to 2011.

Of the four shows, the LED lighting event alone drew around 40 light-fitting buyers from some 10 countries, including the United States, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Turkey, White Russia, and Thailand.

On the LED lighting show ground, horticultural applications of Led linear high bay light and LED lighting brands took center stage at the show. This year, around 200 exhibitors signed up for lighting brand section. Heavyweight exhibitors from overseas and the island include Nichia, Cree, Osram, Everlight, Seoul Semiconductor, Lite-On, Delta Electronics, Edison Opto, Epistar, Formosa Epitaxy, and Neo-Neon.

Miller added that LED systems also last up to five times longer

Some cities spend up to 60 percent of electricity consumption on street lighting," says Tim Miller, senior product manager for GE Lighting. "Others are already saving hundreds of thousands of dollars a year with GE Evolve LED roadway fixtures."

Miller added that LED systems also last up to five times longer than HID lamps, further reducing the frequency and expense of maintenance.

After the Evolve LED Cobrahead won Best-in-Class ('Street/Roadway Lighting') in the U.S. Department of Energy 2009 Next Generation Luminaires Design Competition, GE asked its top engineers to make it even better—and they did. The new Evolve LED Scalable Cobraheads offer increased light output and more pavement distribution patterns to suit a wider range of roadway classifications, while using up to 25 percent fewer watts than original LED Cobrahead fixtures.

Evolve LED Scalable Cobraheads have a unique reflective optical design that uses less light and efficiently aims it precisely where needed, reducing glare and wasteful spill light. Available in color temperatures of 4000K or 5700K and providing between 3,000 and 21,900 initial lumen output, GE's new roadway lights preserve the aesthetic appeal of original Cobrahead fixtures and incorporate a robust heat sink that does not rely on air movement to effectively cool the unit.

its light output was four-times the intensity of competing products

To evaluate LED lighting systems and ensure the technology was economically and technologically viable, the Mayor enlisted the help of LED high bay light and Spectrum Lighting, which tested lighting fixtures from several companies that were pre-programmed with 4th of July shows.

The PCK system was not only easy to install, its light output was four-times the intensity of competing products. The city originally funded two smaller pilot projects with PCK lighting on wind vanes in the downtown area and on the local amphitheater to ensure the system could withstand the harsh Gulf Coast environment. Funding for the project came from the Texas Department of Transportation, the Port, the city of Corpus Christi and a generous donation from American Bank.

Since it was relit in December, the bridge has become a local attraction, creating buzz around Corpus Christi and surrounding areas, as well as increasing local business. With lightshows that change monthly, locals and tourists eagerly anticipate to see the new displays. In fact, hospitality businesses near the bridge, such as restaurants and hotels, sell out on a regular basis and require at least a one month advanced reservation.

The new lighting system is not only Led linear high bay light, it can be easily programmed to create different light shows, helping to boost tourism, one of the city's main sources of income.

applications with either gold or silver

Jeongsu Yu from LG Chem, Head of R&D Center, IT&E,commented: “We are proud and grateful to have received this prestigious award. The brilliant 3D applications that we can offer our customers thanks to reactive mesogens from Merck make it possible for us to supply the global mass market with innovative technologies and to further enhance our image as a pioneering leader in the display industry."

The Society for Information Display (SID), headquartered in San Jose, California, has been granting the Display of the Year Awards annually since 1995. Considered to be the most prestigious prize in the display industry, they distinguish the most innovative, future-oriented products, components and applications with either gold or silver. Over the past several years, Merck has been distinguished on numerous occasions for its contributions to liquid crystal display development - in 2009 Merck was awarded a prize for its PS-VA materials. The “Silver Honor for the Display Component of the Year Award” will be conferred to Merck and LG Chem during this year’s Display Week, the 50th SID International Symposium, Seminar and Exhibition, on June 6.

Merck will have a booth at the exhibition in the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center to present the newest products from its broad portfolio of innovative display materials. These include the latest reactive mesogen mixtures used in LC Displays to improve viewing angle dependency for optimum image quality with respect to contrast and color.

The 3D FPR (Film-Patterned Retarder) is an optical component attached to the upper polarizer of LCD televisions. It converts left and right eye images to left and right circular polarized light, allowing people to enjoy 3D images through polarized glasses. LG Chem commercialized the world’s first FPR in 2010. LG Chem's FPR is ten times thinner and 20 times lighter than the glass-based patterned retarder. In addition, it can be easily mass-produced, and helps people to enjoy 3D contents conveniently. LG Chem has developed various key technologies such as novel photo-aligning polymer, non-contact-type roll-to-roll continuous patterning and management of dimensional stability of FPR, resulting in superior performance 3D display. FPR consists of substrate, alignment layer and a patterned reactive mesogen film. The novel photo-aligning polymer has very high UV sensitivity and heat stability suitable for film processing.

with component suppliers with its interface specifications for LED light sources

Developed for demanding commercial and residential applications, the P3LED 3-inch aperture LED recessed series combines the flexibility of interchangeable optics with energy savings, long life and the sustainability of LED. The high bay light unique design allows the light distribution to be modified during construction or years later by changing out the optical elements (trims), which are available in downlight, accent, wall wash and lens solutions. The series is currently available in 3000K CCT, 85 CRI typical (80 CRI minimum) and is designed to last 50,000 hours.

The P3LED features a digital addressable lighting interface (DALI) option to work with Cooper Controls' Fifth Light advanced lighting management control system. The Fifth Light Technology Control and Management System conserves energy, reduces operating costs and improves light quality to maximize a building's performance. The system enables facility management to measure and control energy consumption across individual fixtures as well as provide for the integration and control of other building management systems across multiple applications.

First Europe, then North America and now Asia! After Light+Building in Frankfurt and the International Lightfair in Las Vegas, Zhaga has added another premium international event to its tour schedule – the Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition. From 9th to 12th June 2012 seven members of the global consortium will present Zhaga-compliant innovative new products at Asia’s largest lighting exhibition. As a worldwide alliance of companies in the lighting industry, Zhaga creates a stable and sustainable development platform for industry lighting and module manufacturers along with component suppliers with its interface specifications for LED light sources.

The following companies will represent Zhaga in Guangzhou: LED high bay light, Lustrous Technology (hall 10.3), DEKRA Certification, Sunonwealth Electric Machine Industry Corp. and Citizen Electronics (all in hall 11.2). The organisers of the 17th Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition are aiming to achieve record attendance figures. Last year there were over 100,000 trade visitors from 116 countries in attendance.

The Chairman confirmed he has no intention to sell any more shares in the Company

Following this transaction Harry Tee CBE remains a significant shareholder with a beneficial interest in a total of 1,028,357 ordinary shares of 1.89 pence each, representing approximately 3.2% of the issued share capital of the LED high bay light. The Chairman confirmed he has no intention to sell any more shares in the Company in the near future.

Based on the project of promoting LED lighting in Guangdong which was announced on May 23, the government stressed that LED lighting should be installed in roadways, public places, government agencies, state-owned enterprises and public institutions, lighting projects fund by government capital as well as the new district to build in Nansha, Qinhai and Hengqin since the project takes effect. In addition, other existing lighting products which are not LEDs should be replaced by the end of 2014.

According to the plan, the Pearl River Delta schedules to complete LED public lighting popularization by the end of 2013, and other areas in Guangdong intend to complete it by the end of 2014. It’s expected to save over 50% of energy in lighting ,and drive the output of LED industry in Guangdong to 500 billion yuan by the end of the 12th Five-Year Plan.

Lenovo ThinkVision LT2323z VoIP display product successfully passed TüV Rheinland Integrated Green Product Certification, which will be issued the world 1st green product mark. The award ceremony was held at the Shenzhen Westin Hotel, with Holger Kunz, Vice President of high bay light Greater China, and Eric Yu, Executive Director and General Manager of Lenovo Group Worldwide Visuals Business Unit in attendance.

We are also delighted with the improved light levels

MHA provided a powerful solution to replace the existing 230 (70 watt) sodium fittings (84 watt with ballast) with their award winning energy efficient LB30 fitting, which is just 45 watts inclusive of ballast.

These fittings are designed and constructed to operate for 60,000 hours maintenance free (seven years at 24 hours a day) saving the council a further ￡1,065 per annum in annual maintenance costs.

The good news is that since project works completion we are achieving our energy reduction target with savings on-going.  We are also delighted with the improved light levels and uniformity within the car park.”

He added: “To know that this installation is not only the most cost effective and to the highest quality, an added bonus is that these world-class technology LED light fittings are assembled here in the Borough of Wigan, creating skills and employment for local people”

The Leader of Wigan Council Lord Peter Smith added: “I am delighted that we have worked with MHA Lighting, a leading local high tech company, to light the Water Street Car Park. “We are all winners. We get the benefit of fuel efficiency and we support a great local business.”