Kim has recently introduced new products to their always expanding, high quality line. One is joining the popular trend in LED’s with a wall mounted fixture, the other is a new innovation in site lighting; the LED Wall Form and Era Lantern.
- The Era Lantern Series is an extensive family of customizable high performance pole or wall mounted heritage luminaires for roadway, landscape, and area site lighting projects. The base series consists of heavy duty die-cast lantern structures that can be design enhanced with various structural support details, decorative accents, finishes, finials, and multiple wall or
pole mount armature selections.
- The LED Wall Form is new super bright white LED technology with a comfortable 3500K color temperature. It is constructed of heavy-duty cast aluminum with a flat tempered glass lens and concealed hardware for vandal resistance. It is StarView DarkSky compliant that meets IES/IDA full cutoff designation.
These images are but a peak into the new releases. Check out www.kimlighting.com to get all the information or feel free to contact any of our sales reps!
That’s right - part of the Economic Stabilization Act was the extension of the EPAct Energy Efficiency Tax Deductions until 2013. For more information, follow this link: http://www.facilitiesnet.com/news/article.asp?id=9930.
Check out the new T5 lamp….
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND LUMEN OUTPUT - NEW T5HC (or T5CO) LAMP:
Standard T5 and T5HO lamps provide 90% light output over an average temperature range of 25C (45F). In addition, to these lamps, there is now available a 54watt T5HC lamp with amalgam technology that produces a constant 90% light output over a wider temperature range of 10 C (50F) to 70C (158F). This enables the T5HC lamp to provide greater light output over standard T5 and T5HO lamps in cooler and hotter environments.
The T5HC lamp is only available to date in 4′ lengths (54 watt) and uses a UVOLT ballast (universal voltage).
This lamp is not dimmable.
This lamp is roughly twice as expensive as the T5HO.
Information courtesy Lite360. www.lite360.com
On October 1st, Mercer Zimmerman’s Monthly Luncheon Series made its debut. The event took place in one of the private banquet rooms at Brio’s Italian Grille on The Country Club Plaza.
Tom Stafford, President and CEO of Lightwild, gave a very informative and educational presentation on their current and future LED product offerings. Lightwild is located in Overland Park, KS, but has been a part of a long list of high-profile projects all over the world.
In addition to showing the breadth of their product offering, Tom gave the attendees a look at the many ways LEDs, white, static, or color changing, can enhance any architectural design. From accent lights in floors and walls to backlighting glass walls and exterior displays, LEDs are an extremely versatile option and Lightwild works hard to create solutions for every project that is brought to them.
We have already started reserving spots for our November and December luncheons, so RSVP to Megan at msmall@mzltg.com now before all of the spaces are taken!
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LightWild Project Linears with Warm White LEDs backlight three frosted glass facades at the One Nineteen Retail Center in Leawood, KS. Approximately 300 feet of Project Linear is used in the project. (Design: DLR Group)
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O2 World Arean - Berlin. Designed by HOK Sport and JSK Architects
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Atlantis - Bahamas. Photo credit: George Gruel/oddstick.com
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Several LightWild Tiles (12x12 in or 305x305 mm) highlight LightWild’s installation at the r•Soles Shoe Store in St. Louis. (Design: Tobin+Parnes Design and Design One)
Welcome to the new Mercer Zimmerman website and blog. We have created this site to better assist you, the specifier, in selecting quality lighting products.
You will now be able to view our lines individually or in groups using our new product search feature. Just narrow the search based on what you are looking for and the search engine will show you only the manufacturers that have products fitting into your search options. We’re hoping this will make it easier, and faster, for you to start heading in the right direction with your lighting needs.
With our new blog, you will be able to provide feedback, view project photos, or get updates on the latest product developments in the marketplace. Please feel free to give your comments or suggestions by submitting a comment on any of our posts.
We would love to hear from you!
