Developed for high performance buildings, Jump integrates design, technology and performance for optimal light quality, energy-efficiency and sustainability.

New Jump™ portfolio integrates advanced optics and daylight harvesting for enhanced light quality and energy efficiency.

Vancouver, Canada – Expanding on its commitment to delivering innovative, sustainable new lighting technologies, Philips Ledalite is introducing Jump, a new portfolio of high performance direct luminaires that integrate day-light harvesting with the latest in light emitting diode (LED) or advanced fluorescent light sources. With more than two-thirds of today’s commercial buildings still using outdated lighting technologies, Jump offers building owners enhanced energy-efficiency without compromising on light quality.

Ledalite today launched Shine, a new family of contemporary recessed luminaires that deliver world class quality construction and industry leading performance. Shine is the fifth addition to Ledalite’s line up of recessed lighting solutions, providing outstanding luminaire efficiencies of up to 92% and some of the industry’s lowest lighting power densities. Shine is the ideal recessed lighting system for offices, classrooms, hospitals, and retail environments where maximum energy savings are a requirement.

Ledalite’s ecoSTEP program highlights new product options and corporate initiatives that support the company’s ongoing sustainability commitments to its customers and to the environment.

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Revolutionary controls use photovoltaic power and kinetic energy - requires no hardwires and no batteries
 
March 3, 2009 (Vancouver, BC) – Ledalite has launched Airwave™ an innovative set of wireless and self-powered controls that use natural sources of energy including solar power and kinetic motion to wirelessly communicate with luminaires.