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Nexxus Lighting Granted Three New Patents for Array Lighting LED Replacement Bulb Line
Nexxus Lighting today announced that it has been issued three new design patents related to its Array™ Lighting LED replacement light bulb product line. The patents cover the unique fin / air flow design, overall shape and LED configurations of the existing Array™ Par 30 and Array™ MR16 bi-pin and Array™ MR16 with a GU10 pin base lamp as well as the new state-of-the-art Par 38 which is expected to be introduced in 2010.
These designs along with several other patent pending technologies related to the products’ unique “selective heat sink – SHS technology” provide extensive intellectual property coverage for the company’s Array™ Lighting direct replacement LED product line used in commercial lighting applications including down lighting, track lighting, accent lighting and retail display lighting.
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I would like to see LEDs with static light, not hight frequency pulsed and with a healthy spectrum. I fear we'll have to endure being driven mad and called hyper-sensible psychos for a long time. But one day you will see that this technique with potential is implemented under technical and marketing aspects only. Not for solving a problem. If you have green electric power and if you do the math including the good old bulb in your cost of heating, the bulb might be greener at winter.
I would like to see LEDs with static light, not hight frequency pulsed and with a healthy spectrum. I fear we'll have to endure being driven mad and called hyper-sensible psychos for a long time. But one day you will see that this technique with potential is implemented under technical and marketing aspects only. Not for solving a problem. If you have green electric power and if you do the math including the good old bulb in your cost of heating, the bulb might be greener at winter.