Lithonia Lighting Brings LED Ambient Lighting Systems to Mainstream Commercial Marketplace

“RTLED is an innovative breakthrough for high-quality LED lighting solutions in commercial interior spaces,” said Dave Ranieri, vice president of Lithonia Lighting Fluorescent/LED Business Unit. “In addition to maintaining high efficacy and excellent color over a 50,000 hour system life, RTLED creates an optimum balance of directional and diffuse illumination for exceptional visibility and comfort. Equally important to our commercial customer, Lithonia Lighting sets a new standard for digital lighting solutions by integrating the most advanced smart control components to further enhance energy performance.”

The RTLED is powered by an advanced Samsung LED light engine to deliver superior lighting environment: high color rendering (80+ CRI), 3500K color temperature, and full range dimming with 0-10V DC control.

Another benefit of RTLED is it reduces maintenance costs by delivering 50,000 hours of light without having to replace lamps or ballasts, which reduces downtime and increases employee productivity. The luminaire adjusts itself to eliminate the waste of over lighting. RTLED tracks its own operating hours and provides a visual indicator when the luminaire has reached the end of its service life.

Additionally, RTLED allows building owners to meet sustainability goals in numerous ways, including: eliminating mercury and lead use; using recyclable components and materials; minimizing waste in the manufacturing and distribution process; using recycled steel; a small and compact design (only 3-1/8” deep) and maximizing component life while minimizing energy consumption.

“By providing high quality lighting and fully integrated controls, Lithonia Lighting expects to move LED commer­cial lighting into the mainstream very quickly,” said Yaser Abdelsamed, director of innovation development at Acuity Brands Lighting. “The ability to control and adapt the lighting system, combined with comfortable illumination and high quality construction gives users unprecedented value. Over the next few years, I anticipate LED lighting will be­come the rule rather than the exception for new commercial construction.”