Product Summary From Manufacturer
SOLED Lights
SolarOne Solutions announces the first of several outdoor lights for
neighborhoods, campuses and parks. The company's new line of SOLED
lights get their power from an array of solar cells and produce their
light from an array of white LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes).
During this time of rising energy prices as well as heightened awareness
of security and concerns with the electric grid, SolarOne's new lights
offer safety and security for pedestrians; a grid and fuel independent
light source that stays on during power outages and emergencies; low
voltage (no shock hazard); vandal-resistant, fault tolerant assembly and
components; 100,000 hour solid-state lamp reliability; compliance with
"Dark Sky" mandates; no trenching or electrical hook-ups; and up to 30%
lower installation and life cycle costs.
SolarOne's first new "neighborhood" light (L002) is an attractive,
extremely versatile unit designed to keep pathways, driveways, and
sidewalks lit without "spillover" of excess light. The solar panel and
light employ patent-pending features, developed under the company's
Harvester(TM) design program, to swivel independently to optimize both
battery charging and light coverage.
The company has lights already operating in the Northeast and Southwest
of the U.S. SolarOne's lights can be pre-programmed to dim for certain
periods of time. This saves energy, thereby reducing the size of the
solar panel and battery and increasing the market for solar lighting.
"While there seems to be growing hype around white LED lighting,
relatively few companies actually have solar powered LED lights of this
nature operating in the field. SolarOne is one of those companies," says
SolarOne's President, Moneer H. Azzam. "You can expect to hear further
announcements regarding new projects and products in the very near
future," he adds.
In addition, the company has complemented the new lighting system
deployments with their recently announced Harvest-Store data loggers.
Data from the loggers has been used to verify and fine- tune operation
of the lights.
"The loggers have proven to be very useful tools in helping customers
overcome that fear of an unknown product and technology," says Azzam.
The company will be offering free rental of the Harvest-Store loggers
for early customers of the lights.
For additional information, contact SolarOne(TM) at info@solarone.net or
call toll Free 877-527-6461.
About SolarOne
SolarOne(TM) provides products and systems that deliver small-scale
utility services, such as electric power, lighting and pure water
without the need for fossil fuels or to connect to an electric grid. In
addition to its line of PV powered products, the company offers custom
design and product development support services.
For further information on SolarOne(TM) visit www.solarone.net, e-mail
at info@solarone.net or call Toll Free 877-527-6461.
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