Monday, October 22, 2012

World Renowned Lambeau Field Selects Induction Lighting As Part of A Major Renovation

Home to the Green Bay Packers, Stadium Uses EverLast® to Meet Building Codes, and Lower Maintenance Costs


JACKSON, MICHIGAN – October 22nd, 2012 – As part of a stadium renovation that included 6,600 additional seats, and new state of the art video boards, Lambeau Field also undertook a major lighting overhaul.  Designed to improve safety, visibility, and meet emergency regulations; seventy-one 200 watt EverLast® Induction High Bays were used to supplement existing lighting inside the newly renovated facility.  “EverLast® provided for a color temperature that we needed as it was a custom blend at 3000 Kelvin.  Additionally, there were strict emergency lighting specifications that we had to meet.  The fixture had to be able to turn on within 10 seconds in the event of an outage per the building code.  EverLast® fixtures are doing double duty as they possess the color rendition that is required in addition to the instant on feature.” said Greg Sadowski, President of POWRTEK ENGINEERING.  To further their efforts, several hundred of the EverLast® fixtures will be installed throughout the stadium in the winter of this year.  “HID cannot provide the specifications that were required.  Furthermore, with EverLast® having a 100,000 hour lifetime on their fixtures it was an easy decision.  We would’ve been lucky to get 20,000 hours out of any other fixtures.  Once we took the warranty, and the lower maintenance costs into consideration we knew that we wanted to go with EverLast®,” Sadowski commented.
 
POWRTEK began research for a lighting solution earlier this summer for Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin with the goal of meeting building codes, in addition to lowered maintenance costs.  Alternative Sales and Marketing of Forest Lake, Minnesota connected with POWRTEK to find an efficient option that matched their lighting specifications.


"The success of the EverLast® Induction fixtures in the upper midwest region has been phenomenal for reasons such as engineering support, ability to provide lighting layouts, custom modifications when needed, product stock, and a U.S. manufactured product,” stated Jim Fink, Representative of Alternative Sales and Marketing.  “The key successes in this market are the operation of the induction lighting in exceptionally cold weather.”

The EverLast® 200 watt Huron Aluminum High Bay solution was engineered to match the existing lighting temperature in order to protect the visual integrity of the historic stadium.  EverLast® induction lighting fixtures are also available with a dimmable option, providing even more energy savings while areas are vacant.  Furthermore, induction lighting uses 60 percent less energy and has an unmatched 100,000 hour lamp life.  

”The high bay fixture has been sought out especially in large facilities where labor and lowered maintenance costs have been deciding factors as a result of the long life span of the fixture and the 10 year warranty,” Fink commented.

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About EverLast® Lighting:  EverLast® Lighting is a subsidiary of Full Spectrum Solutions, Inc. and has quickly grown into the leading manufacturer of energy-efficient lighting solutions for roadway, parking structure, facility and area lighting applications.
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1 comment:

  1. The never ending and wasteful use of power because it is cheap and unlimited is an attitude that no longer has a place in the real world.

    If one looks at pictures taken from satellites at night one can sees more light than darkness. Light pollution is extreme and although street lighting is a great boon to living and security of urban and suburban living it is a huge power user.

    Many buildings leave their lights on at night and without doubt there are many wasteful practices. For example turning a TV or LCD screen and many other appliances such as internet modems to standby instead of off consumes a steady drain of electricity. Whether in the office or at home a combination of wasteful lights left burning and other wasteful habits result in billions of dollars wasted in needless power generation annually.



    Mark from commercial electrician

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