Solais Lighting, LLC is proud to announce the introduction of its cutting-edge new “LRP” and “LBR” families of Passively-Cooled LED Lamps.

Proper aiming and adjusting of the accent lighting at a museum or retail store is key to creating an exciting and dynamic environment. Keeping that focus is just as important. With halogen lighting, the lamps need to be replaced several times a year.

Why aren’t Solais lamps UL listed? Why are they ETL? Which is better ETL or UL? We at Solais get asked these questions all the time. I’m going to try and briefly explain the ETL vs. UL showdown here.

Why doesn’t Solais provide LM-80 results on their lamps? That’s because LM-80 refers to the LED itself, outside of its environment.

Why doesn’t Solais have LM-79 certification? Well, that has a simple answer, there is no such thing. LM-79 is a testing process not a certification.

Solais Lighting, LLC welcomed Connecticut Congressman Jim Himes to its Stamford headquarters. Congressman Himes toured the facilities, met the team at Solais and enjoyed a technology overview presented by Solais Founder and CEO, James Leahy.

As LEDs have continued to improve in efficacy, Solais has continued to improve our Lumen output and Center Beam Candle Power (CBCP) of all our actively-cooled lamps.

Solais Lighting was featured in Lighting Design+Application (LD+A) Magazine’s January 2012 issue in a case study, titled “Replacement Lamps Roll Out”.

Solais Lighting, LLC is proud to announce that it has just received official Energy Star certification on a number of other popular LED models as well.

Among the Solais LED lamps receiving Energy Star certification are the following popular models: LR38 (PAR38) Replacement and the LR30LN (PAR30) Long-Neck Replacement.