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Going Green in Mexico: Universal Lighting Technologies Celebrates “Clean Industry” Certification

03/12/2009 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

A brand new flag is flying high over the Universal Lighting Technologies manufacturing plant in Matamoros, Mexico. The facility is officially green and clean. The federal government of Mexico certified the plant as a “Clean Industry” under the prestigious Industria Limpia program.

Filed Under: Member News, Universal Lighting Technologies

Universal Lighting Technologies Offers Five Ballast Families to Reduce Energy Costs in the Classroom

02/12/2009 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

For classroom applications, Universal Lighting Technologies offers five complete ballast families to ensure the best fit in terms of functionality as well as energy savings for any retrofit project. The most powerful option is DEMANDflex™ ballasts with a DCL Control System.

Filed Under: Dimmable Drivers and Ballasts, Products, Universal Lighting Technologies

Universal Lighting Technologies Helps Ganahl Lumber Company Slash Its Energy Costs with DCL®

05/13/2008 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Founded in 1884, Ganahl Lumber Company is California’s oldest lumber retailer. Today, Ganahl operates eight stores in Orange County. Ganahl was selected by its utility provider as an ideal candidate for DCL technology in 2005. Ganahl agreed to install a complete DCL system in its 20,000 sq. ft. retail and office facility in Costa Mesa, California. The installation was performed by Energy Controls & Concepts, Inc. (ECC), an industry leader in the analysis, development, and management of lighting efficiency projects. DCL (or Demand Control Lighting) allows Ganahl to reduce lighting levels throughout the building with a single command. The DCL control unit communicates with the building’s lighting ballasts at the circuit level in order to reduce power anywhere from 1 percent to 50 percent. The result is significant energy and financial savings.

Filed Under: Industrial, Projects, Universal Lighting Technologies

Universal Lighting Technologies Joins NEMA Premium® Ballast Program

04/13/2008 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Universal Lighting Technologies is among the charter members of the new NEMA Premium Ballast Program, which recognizes excellence in energy-saving technology. The program is designed to identify the industry’s most efficient T8 ballasts, including the entire ULTim8® family of electronic ballasts from Universal Lighting Technologies.

Filed Under: Member News, Universal Lighting Technologies

Universal Lighting Technologies Enters Acquisition Agreement

11/19/2007 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Universal Lighting Technologies, a global leader in the design and manufacture of high-efficiency lighting ballasts and control systems, has entered into an acquisition agreement with Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as MEW) (TSE: 6991). Through this acquisition, Universal Lighting Technologies merges with a premier global manufacturer of lighting devices.

Filed Under: Member News, Universal Lighting Technologies

Purdue University Cuts Costs Dramatically with Universal’s AddressPro Dimming System

11/19/2007 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Founded in 1869, the main campus of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, is home to approximately 39,000 students. The statewide university system includes five campuses, numerous teaching and research sites, and a system-wide enrollment of approximately 69,000 students. For 30 years, Purdue University has provided its instructors with the ability to dim the lighting in their classrooms.

Filed Under: Digital Controls and Systems, Dimmable Drivers and Ballasts, Education, Products, Projects, Universal Lighting Technologies

New York Power Authority Demonstrates Energy-Saving Lighting Technology with Universal’s AddressPro Digital Dimming

09/19/2007 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

As part of its mission to promote energy efficiency and innovation for the benefit of its customers, the New York Power Authority (NYPA) gives special emphasis to demonstrating new energy-saving technologies. Along these lines, NYPA installed AddressPro® Digital Dimming—an advanced lighting-control technology—from Universal Lighting in several areas of its main administrative office building in White Plains. This was done as part of the wide-ranging measures NYPA has undertaken in recent years to augment the seventeen-story building’s energy efficiency for lowering electric bills and reducing carbon emissions.

Filed Under: Dimmable Drivers and Ballasts, Office, Products, Projects, Universal Lighting Technologies

Universal Lighting Technologies Introduces New Ballastar® Ballasts for F14T5 Lamps

09/19/2007 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Universal Lighting Technologies has introduced the latest expansion of its Ballastar® line of light-level switching ballasts. The B214PU115S50A is specifically designed for F14T5 lamps and provides maximum light output for 2-by-2 fixture applications. Switching from full to half output via wall switch or lighting relay, the Ballastar T5 is ideal for offices, classrooms, conference rooms, and more.

Filed Under: Dimmable Drivers and Ballasts, Products, Universal Lighting Technologies

Universal Lighting Technologies Introduces Ballastar T5 Light Level Switching

05/19/2005 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Universal Lighting Technologies announces the latest in light level switching ballasts with the release of their new Ballastar T5 (B228PUNVS50-D) ballast for T5 lamps. A single control lead allows for the user to switch from full light output down to 50 percent power level with a standard wall switch or lighting relay. With today’s new requirements for lighting controls, Ballastar light level switching products make it easy to implement controllable lighting solutions without special controls.

Filed Under: Dimmable Drivers and Ballasts, Products, Universal Lighting Technologies

Universal Lighting Technologies Launches “E-Tensity” Electronic HID Ballast

05/19/2005 by Lighting Controls Association Leave a Comment

Universal Lighting Technologies offers the ultimate in energy savings and HID lamp performance with E-Tensity™ electronic HID ballasts. The E-Tensity family of ballasts offers dramatic improvements over traditional magnetic HID lighting for a variety of HID lighting lamp applications ranging from the 20-watt ceramic lamps up to the 400-watt pulse start lamps.

Filed Under: Dimmable Drivers and Ballasts, Products, Universal Lighting Technologies

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