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Civilight North America: Company Earns Engineering Award for Professional 3-Watt Crystal Candelabra


 

Cary, N.C. — Oct. 8, 2015 — Civilight North America announced that it has been recognized with a special engineering award from the respected Lighting for Tomorrow committee for its ENERGY STAR-qualified Professional 3-watt Crystal Candelabra lamp. 

Since its inception in 2002, Lighting for Tomorrow has continued to challenge lighting manufacturers to develop residential lighting products that both incorporate advances in energy efficiency with sleekness and beauty of design.

The 2015 judging panel evaluated more than 120 lighting products, including indoor and outdoor fixtures, replacement lamps and control devices, in the categories of decorative lighting, retrofit kits, LED replacement lamps, and lighting controls.

The Civilight lamp has a patented clear optical cover that emits a pure sparkling white light and a warm, distinctive ambiance in chandeliers, decorative lighting fixtures, and wall sconces in residential, commercial and hospitality applications.

The ENERGY STAR-certified lamp is an ideal retrofit for a 25-watt incandescent candelabra lamp, saving 85 percent in energy consumption. With smooth dimming and a 2700K (CCT), this lamp delivers more than 200 lumens and boasts a high efficacy of 75 and an incredible CRI of 93.

The judges commented that, “The unique design and remarkable engineering enables this LED light bulb to emit pure, white light with the transparence and luminosity of traditional incandescent light.”

Learn more about this LED replacement lamp on its project page here.

The winners were presented with awards at the American Lighting Association Annual Conference in Huntington Beach, Calif., on Oct. 3. Lighting for Tomorrow is sponsored by the American Lighting Association, the Consortium for Energy Efficiency, and Underwriters Laboratories. 





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