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Solar Powered Area Light for Street and Parking Lot Applications

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Mar 4 2009

Carmanah Technologies Corporation (TSX: CMH) today announced its most powerful solar-powered LED area light to date: the EverGEN™ 1500 lighting system. Designed for street and parking lot lighting applications, the EverGEN 1500 combines the performance of an AC-powered area light with the versatility of an off-grid solar-powered lighting system. Providing up to 6,800 lumens of delivered light output, the EverGEN 1500 offers unparalleled performance for a solar-powered LED light of its size.

Using a standard pole-mounted design, the EverGEN 1500 can support up to two LED lighting fixtures to provide a reliable source of bright, uniform light wherever it's needed, without trenching, cabling or grid access. Featuring the industry-leading LEDway™ and THE EDGE™ LED lighting fixtures by BetaLED™, the new EverGEN 1500 provides superior light output and performance, in compliance with IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America) standards. By directing light only where needed, the EverGEN 1500 provides efficient "dark-sky" friendly illumination for streets, parking lots and more.

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