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GE's New Tetra® LED Lighting System Helps Lighting Designers to Imagine Boldly, Watch Efficiency


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GE's New Tetra® LED Lighting System Helps Lighting Designers to Imagine Boldly, Watch Efficiency

GE Company, GE Lighting

Release date: June 23, 2009

CLEVELAND - Lighting designers now have an array of options when specifying lighting to meet the latest efficiency standards. The new Tetra® LED Lighting System Architectural Series from GE Consumer & Industrial's lighting business offers up to a 50,000-hour rated life and delivers proven LED performance and exceptional energy savings for designs incorporating border lighting, architectural accent lighting, cove lighting and wall washing.

To serve the immediate and emerging needs of lighting designers, GE took its Tetra LED systems-used successfully in signage applications for several years-and developed it specifically for architectural lighting design. Available in a wide range of colors for architectural applications, the new systems feature a UL 2108 rating as indoor luminaires. Each provides easy installation, long life for less frequent maintenance and consistent performance in a variety of applications and environments.

"Tetra LED systems perfectly embody GE's ecomagination initiative, optimizing energy efficiency while maximizing design flexibility and creativity," says Jim Benson, marketing manager, GE Consumer & Industrial.

GE's Tetra LED Lighting System Architectural Series includes:

Tetra Contour - designed to resemble exposed neon, this 2-part LED system is available in a wide range of colors that can be formed to custom shapes and designs. Tetra Contour is up to 40 percent more energy efficient than neon.

Tetra Contour LS - a linear LED system for border and accent lighting that provides the classic look of neon without using fragile glass. Tetra Contour LS is up to 40 percent more energy efficient than neon.

Tetra PowerGrid - a modular LED system that replaces fluorescent in applications that require broad, uniform lighting. Tetra PowerGrid is up to 64 percent more energy efficient than fluorescent.

Tetra miniMAX - a low profile LED system that distributes bright, uniform light in a broad 155-degree pattern. Tetra miniMAX delivers a huge visual punch in small, shallow spaces.

Tetra MAX - a flexible, bright LED system that is ideal for a wide range of architectural lighting applications. It is up to 80 percent more energy efficient than neon.

Tetra PowerWhite XL - a flexible LED lighting system that features high brightness 1-watt LEDs that provides 66 lumens of brilliant white light per module.

More than 14 million linear feet of Tetra LED systems are installed worldwide with a warranty return rate of less than 0.05 percent. For each of these new luminaires, a robust design provides long-lasting durability over the life of the product and eliminates the fragile glass tubes used in neon and fluorescent.

GE Consumer & Industrial spans the globe as an industry leader in major appliances, lighting and integrated industrial equipment, systems and services. Providing solutions for commercial, industrial and residential use in more than 100 countries, GE Consumer & Industrial uses innovative technologies and ecomaginationSM, a GE initiative to aggressively bring to market new technologies that help customers and consumers meet pressing environmental challenges, to deliver comfort, convenience and electrical protection and control. General Electric (NYSE: GE), imagination at work, sells products under the Monogram®, Profile™, GE®, Hotpoint®, SmartWater™, Reveal® and Energy Smart® consumer brands, and Entellisys®, Tetra®, Vio™ and Immersion® commercial brands. For more information, consumers may visit www.ge.com. Company Information:

Name: GE Company, GE Lighting

Address: 1975 Noble Rd., Nela Park

City: Cleveland

State: OH

ZIP: 44112

Country: USA

Phone: 216-266-2121

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