The American Lighting Association (ALA) and the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) have chosen GE Lighting’s 100-watt A-line replacement LED bulb – the first 00-watt A-line replacement ENERGY STAR(R) LED to achieve 100 lumens per watt – as an industry leading product.
According to the press release on the PR Web, ALA chose the bulb as the winner of its Lighting for Tomorrow competition, while IES chose to include the consumer lighting solution in its annual Progress Report.
The IES Progress Report is a program acknowledging developments in the art and science of lighting throughout the world.
The GE 100-watt replacement LED bulb was named a Lighting for Tomorrow winner at the ALA Conference which took place 16 September.
The bulb is one of the ten new GE Lighting products to be selected by the IES Progress Committee and named to the IES Progress Report.
“The ALA and IES continuously support advances in the lighting field, and GE is honored to have been recognised by both prominent organisations,” said Linda Pastor, LED Product Manager from GE Lighting.
“Our 100-watt replacement LED is an example of GE’s purposeful innovation that makes energy-efficient lighting—and its benefits—attainable for more and more consumers.”
The bulb has an estimated life time of 22 years at three hours per day and is intended for residential and commercial applications.
For more information about the GE 100-watt LED replacement and other innovative consumer LED products, please go to GE Lighting’s website.
