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USA - Evluma ( http:// ), a manufacturer of energy efficient SSL lighting products, announced that its product, the Clearlight, a 40W LED replacement lamp for 50-175W MV or 70-150W HPS lamps used in NEMA Type 5 fixtures, has qualified for the International Dark Sky Association (IDA) Dark Sky Seal of Approval. The Clearlight is a Full Cutoff retrofit lamp. No light is emitted above 90∑.
The mission of the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) is to preserve and protect the nighttime environment and our heritage of dark skies through environmentally responsible outdoor lighting.
"A dark-sky friendly retrofit for the dusk-till-dawn 'glare bomb' is a wonderful thing," said IDA Managing Director, Pete Strasser. Approved devices receive a certificate and use of the Seal of Approval. Manufacturers may use this seal To promote and advertise their IDA approved dark sky friendly products.
Light pollution is defined as excessive and inappropriate artificial light. Light trespass, light falling where it is not intended, wanted, or need, and glare contribute to light pollution. MV and HPS bulbs emit light in a globe and above 90∑ where light becomes Glare and ceases to contribute to lighting the task area on the ground, says Evluma.
"Light scattered into the sky is wasted light. Wasted light is wasted energy," said Cathleen Shattuck, Creative Director at Evluma. The Clearlight was specifically developed to be an energy efficient, dark-sky friendly, mercury free alternative to outdoor MV or HPS Lighting.
With a power factor of: 0.9 and the ability to bypass the legacy ballast, the Clearlight uses over 75% less electricity than a 175W MV lamp, says the company. An active cooling system keeps the thermal junction temperature low, resulting in long life and Delivering an estimated L70 at 70,000 hours or longer.
Evluma will be attending the International Dark-Sky Association Annual Meeting and Conference to be held in Phoenix November 14-15, 2009.
USA - Evluma ( http:// ), a manufacturer of energy efficient SSL lighting products, announced that its product, the Clearlight, a 40W LED replacement lamp for 50-175W MV or 70-150W HPS lamps used in NEMA Type 5 fixtures, has qualified for the International Dark Sky Association (IDA) Dark Sky Seal of Approval. The Clearlight is a Full Cutoff retrofit lamp. No light is emitted above 90∑.
The mission of the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) is to preserve and protect the nighttime environment and our heritage of dark skies through environmentally responsible outdoor lighting.
"A dark-sky friendly retrofit for the dusk-till-dawn 'glare bomb' is a wonderful thing," said IDA Managing Director, Pete Strasser. Approved devices receive a certificate and use of the Seal of Approval. Manufacturers may use this seal To promote and advertise their IDA approved dark sky friendly products.
Light pollution is defined as excessive and inappropriate artificial light. Light trespass, light falling where it is not intended, wanted, or need, and glare contribute to light pollution. MV and HPS bulbs emit light in a globe and above 90∑ where light becomes Glare and ceases to contribute to lighting the task area on the ground, says Evluma.
"Light scattered into the sky is wasted light. Wasted light is wasted energy," said Cathleen Shattuck, Creative Director at Evluma. The Clearlight was specifically developed to be an energy efficient, dark-sky friendly, mercury free alternative to outdoor MV or HPS Lighting.
With a power factor of: 0.9 and the ability to bypass the legacy ballast, the Clearlight uses over 75% less electricity than a 175W MV lamp, says the company. An active cooling system keeps the thermal junction temperature low, resulting in long life and Delivering an estimated L70 at 70,000 hours or longer.
Evluma will be attending the International Dark-Sky Association Annual Meeting and Conference to be held in Phoenix November 14-15, 2009.
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