Access Fixtures is launching new 15 W LED round flat as well as dome top bollard lights with aluminum cone reflectors having Samsung LED chips.
The LEDs are mounted in the head of the bollard, facing down with a wide beam spread to effectively light the surrounding area.
Producing 2,089 lumens from only 15w of energy, these LED bollard lights are ideal for illuminating walkways, streets, and driveways.
The specialized aluminum cone reflector increases the efficacy and produces the same output as any metal halide or high pressure sodium fixtures.
These aluminum cones feature extruded housing that is treated with chromate conversion coating to withstand the elements and are CSA listed for wet locations.
In addition, Access Fixtures offers these LEDs with integrated drivers at lowest price ever. Rated for 50,000 hours, LED has a color rendering (CRI) of 83.
The luminaires are assembled in the USA with components supplied by major US brands.
Access Fixtures is now providing standardized LED triple tennis court lighting systems in addition to custom LED tennis court lighting solutions.
Access Fixtures introduced LED tennis court lighting packages for triple courts that are three adjacent tennis courts.
LED is the first choice in lighting technology for tennis court lighting, but lighting triple courts with LED has been challenging.
As light emitted per luminaire increases, lighting triple courts with LED lighting has become easier.
Recently, Access Fixtures expanded its decorative street lighting product line with the launch of its newest LED RLM Area Lighting, offering classic designs for every community.
The housings feature a standard design that has been used for the past century, designed to effectively be dark sky compliant and reflect light in a downward direction.
A 63w LED RLM can effectively replace a 150 W metal halide version, reducing energy use by 66 percent while increasing light emitted by 14 percent.
RLM Area Lights are ideal for area lighting applications including parking lots, marine ports, parks, hotels and walkways.
Sabeena Wahid
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