MaxLite Introduces Nine New LED Lamps

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MaxLiteEnergyStarLEDPhoto-1MaxLite®, a leading global manufacturer and marketer of innovative LED luminaires and lamps, launches nine ENERGY STAR® rated LEDs in the popular MaxLED® line of innovative lamps and luminaires using state-of-the-art LED technology. The new long-lasting, high-quality LED lamps have received the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ENERGY STAR label.

Three years ago, MaxLite received the prestigious Partner of the Year award from The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), recognizing MaxLite’s continuing contribution and commitment to manufacturing products that earn the ENERGY STAR.

“These ENERGY STAR-qualified LED lamps use up to 75 percent less energy and last 10 to 17 times longer than incandescent bulbs,” explains Pat Treadway, MaxLite’s National Product Marketing Manager. “Meeting ENERGY STAR’s high standard is certainly a hallmark of energy efficiency, performance and quality that we can pass on to our customers.”

MaxLite’s new ENERGY STAR LEDs replace a 75-watt incandescent PAR30 with a MaxLED 11-watt PAR30 will yield $176 in utility savings over the lifetime of the lamp. MaxLED ENERGY STAR-qualified lamps deliver a minimum of 25,000 hours of maintenance-free operation (8 to 12 years based on eight hours of daily usage) which translates to 10 to 17 times longer life than incandescent lamps. MaxLED ENERGY STAR-qualified lamps are manufactured with high-ranked LED binning, which ensures color uniformity. MaxLED lamps operate with reduced heat, and without emitting radiation, which can also reduce HVAC costs.

MaxLite’s new ENERGY STAR-rated LED lamp styles include:

  • An 8-watt G25 LED Globe with an E26 medium base is available with a 3000K correlated color temperature (CCT), while delivering 415 lumens, and a CRI of 80. Equivalent to a 40-watt incandescent, the frosted LED Globe delivers a 50 lumen-per-watt output, which is fully dimmable down to 10 percent. With a minimum L70 of 25,000 hours, this lamp is ideal for vanity lighting applications in residential, hospitality and commercial environments and is both UL- and cUL-listed for damp locations and operates on a 120-volt lighting system. To view a data sheet, visit http://www.maxlite.com/PDFs/FocusSheets/SKG08DLED30.pdf.
  • A 4.5-watt MR16 LED with a GU 5.3 pin base is available with a 3000K CCT and delivers 190 lumens, with a CRI of 82. Offered with a 25-degree spot beam spread, the LED MR16 operates on a 12-volt lighting system and is UL- and cUL-listed for dry locations. To view a data sheet, visit http://www.maxlite.com/PDFs/FocusSheets/SKMR1604-5WWLED.pdf.
  • A fully dimmable 7-watt PAR20 LED with a medium base is offered in a 3000K CCT and offers an 80 CRI. Offered with a 25-degree spot, delivering 345 lumens, or a 40-degree flood beam spread, delivering 350 lumens, the PAR20 LED is UL- and cUL-listed for damp locations and operates on a 120-volt lighting system. To view a data sheet, visit http://www.maxlite.com/PDFs/FocusSheets/SKR2007FL-SPDLED.pdf.
  • A fully dimmable 11-watt PAR30 LED with a medium base is available in a 3000K CCT and offers an 80 CRI. Offered in 25-degree spot, delivering 535 lumens, and 50-degree flood beam spread, delivering 560 lumens, the PAR30 LED is UL- and cUL-listed for damp locations and operates on a 120-volt lighting system. To view a data sheet, visit http://www.maxlite.com/PDFs/FocusSheets/SKR3011FL-SPDLED.pdf.
  • A fully dimmable 17-watt PAR38 LED with a medium base is available in a 3000K CCT  and offers an 80 CRI. Offered in a 25-degree spot, delivering 840 lumens, or a 60-degree flood, delivering 820 lumens, the PAR38 LED is UL- and cUL-listed for damp locations and operates on a 120-volt lighting system. To view a data sheet, visit http://www.maxlite.com/PDFs/FocusSheets/SKR3817FL-SPDLED.pdf.
  • A new 14-watt, 6-inch Recessed Retrofit offers a 50 to 75 percent reduction in energy costs; and delivers more than 35,000-hour maintenance-free operation or 8 to 12 years based on eight hours of daily usage, which translates to up to 17 times longer life than incandescent fixtures. Offered in white or nickel, the luminaire delivers a high light output (more than 600 lumens) and a CRI (color rendering index) rating that is greater than 80. To view a data sheet, visit http://www.maxlite.com/PDFs/FocusSheets/ML2L141RR6.pdf.

IES LM79 and LM80 reports are available. All MaxLite LED products are backed by a five‐year limited warranty.