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White Paper: Choosing the Right LED Product for Industrial Applications

Jul. 19, 2012  | Electrical Construction and Maintenance
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Jacobo (not verified)
on Jul 31, 2012

It will be helpful to complement your article, especially regarding the chart in Fig 1, considering the cost of the initial investment and through the life-cycle for each of the systems shown, both for a new installation as for an existing one.
Thank you.

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Anonymous (not verified)
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we are hoping to make some changes soon

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Juan J. Isdray (not verified)
on Jan 8, 2013

My question is, can I use this LED technology intead HPS lamps in chemical process industries as indoor installation, say , inside compressor house where hazrdous vapuor may be present obtaining better lighting level ??

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Anonymous (not verified)
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What about the waste materials from LED fixtures? Thank you for the information

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Anonymous (not verified)
on Mar 20, 2013

According to the Advance Transformer Co. Pocket Guide to
HID Lamp Ballast, an HPS is an HID. Should the beginning of
the artical try to distiguish between the two?

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