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Ever warned a child to "don't touch the light bulb, it'll
burn you!" ... or waited impatiently for the burned-out
bulb to "cool down" so you could unscrew the old
and replace with the new.
Cyberlux encourages customers to "touch
the lighting element and discover heatless light". That's
right, "heatless light", the foundation of our new
Aeon task and accent lighting series that features warm shades
of white light that's cool to the touch, a major breakthrough
in comfortable lighting for kitchen counters, cabinets or
closets.
"The kitchen is the heart of the
home and as such should not be subjected to the irritating
moan of a harsh-blue/white fluorescent tube or dangerously
hot halogen bulbs which are prohibited as fire hazards by
the State of California", says Mike Bailey, Cyberlux
Engineer. "Our Aeon counter lights are Guaranteed for
15 years which suggests that fluorescent and halogen elements
in the kitchen are obsolete by comparison," continued
Mr. Bailey.
The Aeon product series is just one example of how Cyberlux
is Harnessing the Future of Light. The vision expressed by
the Company in solving lighting problems has attracted talented
engineers and designers who are excitedly focused on implementing
the extraordinary advances in solid state lighting technology
some of which extend to security solutions for the US Military.
Cyberlux is engaged in the production
of sophisticated covert (IR) lighting systems that enable
security personnel to view long-range expanses with night
vision goggles (NVGs) which clearly identify potential threats
long before incursion is imminent.
The covert lighting systems designed for the US Military required
new thinking around how very bright light is disbursed and
controlled for energy efficiency.
This new thinking has defined how to
solve energy efficient and maintenance-free solutions for
residential street lights and commercial parking lot lighting.
Further, the extraordinary energy efficiency of solid state
lighting has been used in the new RelyOn, a professional portable lighting system, that provides
up to 60 hours of light from one battery charge and then may
be renewed to full charge by connecting its charge cords to
either AC building power or DC vehicle power.
This is the world of Cyberlux.
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