Luminus' Spot Lights Available for Skyscrapers and Towers

Luminus Devices has powered the new Strong Entertainment Lighting Solutions 650 and 900 spot lights, which features a total light output of 20,000 lumens and have a lifespan of 50,000 hours, to light the largest skyscrapers and towers in the world, antennas, amphitheaters and artwork displays.
 
The Solutions 650 utilizes a proprietary optics system giving the user a narrow 3 degree beam of light, with a reach of more than 1,500 feet.

While, the Solutions 900 is a full color mixing fixture employing an array of PhlatLight LEDs and is four to five times brighter than anything on the market today.

The new lights are available for indoor and outdoor environments. 

Both lights powered by CBT-90 PhlatLight LEDs can be seen at LDI 2010 in booths 637 and 837, October 22-24 inside the Las Vegas Convention Center.

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