Our new luminaire has been developed for retail store window lighting and it is available right now. It's built around a custom heat sink that was created specifically for this application. This light is available with various shades of white and color LEDs.

The light has been designed to "wash" a store window in either white or a color of your choice. In cases where color is used, white spotlights are added to illuminate the merchandise. The effect is breathtaking and a few early pictures can be seen in the store window gallery.

The following colors are available: Red, Red-Orange, Amber, Green, Cyan, Blue, Royal Blue, Warm White (3000K), Neutral White (4000K), and Cool White(5000K).

These lights have been designed to mount wherever you want them and they plug into standard wall outlets. If there are outlets near your store's windows, you can just screw the brackets into the wall or ceiling, hook the lights on the brackets, and plug them in. These lights will start saving you money immediately and the better lighting should quickly bring more customers into your store.

Although we prefer luminaires that do not use the old style incandescent or fluorescent fixtures for general lighting, there are many cases where LED retrofit bulbs running in traditional fixtures make sense. This is especially true for small white spotlights or if you've spent a great deal of time and money getting the location of your lights exactly right. We'll help you to understand the options.

Initial projections indicate that these lights will usually save enough electricity to pay for themselves in about three years of use, and after that they'll keep saving you money. In some cases, you might decide that big improvements in the quality of the light are as important as saving energy and for the roughly the same amount of power consumption, your store can benefit from having vastly brighter and more attractive window lighting.

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