PPL Electric Utilities thought the price gap in LED lights

In the trial project, Allentown planed to replace 250W HPS lights with 157W LED alternatives, and 150W HPS lights with either 95W GE lights or 103W Cooper lights. The city was expected that would spend $54 per year for operating a 150W HPS light and may down to $29 per year for the led high bay alternative. Also, the city expected that the SSL luminaries to last 12 years or longer.

Both the city and utility believed the trial was an important first step in evaluating SSL. PPL Electric Utilities thought the price gap in LED lights and average lights became smaller, and the LED lights had a longer life than average lights. They expected that gathered more information and made more informed decisions through the trial.

Dow Electronic Materials, a global supplier of materials and technologies to the electronics industry, brings innovative leadership to the semiconductor, interconnect, finishing, photovoltaic, display, led high bay light and optics markets. Its key end-use applications include a broad range of consumer electronics from personal computers, to television monitors, cellular phones, global positioning systems, automobile safety systems, and avionics.

Under the cooperation, Seesmart's full line of LED lighting products can now be controlled to include zoning and dimming capabilities and programmable events.