by Rebecca Walker — April 1, 2011—Sentry Electric, a leading manufacturer of outdoor lighting luminaires, plans to launch several new LED luminaire solutions at LIGHTFAIR 2011, scheduled for May 17-19, 2011 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Each of the luminaires incorporates the most current light engine technology in Sentry’s time-honored, historically-styled luminaire designs, and are suitable for street lighting, area lighting, and architectural applications, says the company.
The three principal systems being launched are all part of Sentry’s mainstay Tulip family of luminaires. The new designs are:
- ARA System: Individual LED modules, mounted in the top of the luminaire, utilize the contoured ARA reflector to uniformly and symmetrically distribute indirect light.
- Indirect Sloped Reflector: A single high-performance LED module, mounted in the top of the luminaire, projects light onto the internal sloped reflector, and drives out indirect light in a Type IV distribution.
- Directional LED Light Engine System: A single, top mounted, lensed LED array provides both Type V and Type II distribution. This luminaire has been utilized by the University of California at Berkeley in the first phase of a major campus relighting initiative.
- Indirect Sloped Reflector: A single high-performance LED module, mounted in the top of the luminaire, projects light onto the internal sloped reflector, and drives out indirect light in a Type IV distribution.
Each of the Sentry LED systems will reduce energy consumption, maintenance, and down time, according to the company. For more information, see the Web site.
