New long-life security lights consume 30% less power
25/09/2012 Marl International Limited
Marl's 742 Series LED security lights draw just 21W, last over 10 years and eliminate light wastageUlverston, UK, 24 September 2012. Marl's new high brightness LED security floodlights have been re-designed to consume 30 per cent less power, producing 1473 lumens whilst drawing just 21 Watts. The new 742 Series housing and day/night sensor eliminates light wastage making it a cost effective solution for space and perimeter lighting in commercial, industrial and residential premises.
The 742 Series of security lights from Marl are ideal for lighting applications in unattended or hard to access areas where maintenance can be costly, including car parks, tunnels, high bay applications, pathways and perimeters. The robust housing protects four high brightness LED light engines from accidental damage or vandalism and is sealed to IP65 rating to eliminate water and dust ingress, lowering maintenance and replacement requirements.
An optional day/night sensor automatically detects ambient light to control when illumination is required - switching on at night-time and off in daytime, eliminating light wastage and reducing utility costs. Based on a rated life of 50,000 hours, the 742 Series has a lifespan of over ten years at 12 hours continuous use per day.
A number of 20mm conduit entry points along the back and sides allow the units to be mounted directly onto walls, ceilings or posts to cast a downwards beam of daylight white coloured light, with a colour temperature of 5000K. The robust housing is constructed from die cast aluminium with a prismatic polycarbonate lens, has a temperature range between -20 to 60 degrees C, and is manufactured at Marl's Ulverston site in the UK to ISO9001 approval.
For more information, please contact:
Marl International Limited, Marl Business Park, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 9BN, UK. Tel: +44 (0)1229 582430; Fax: +44 (0)1229 585155 Website: www.leds.co.uk
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