March 31, 2004—As a way to more quickly bring the latest energy-saving light emitting diode (LED) lighting concepts to consumers and businesses, OptiLED, Inc. announced it will partner with the California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC) on a number of development and demonstration projects. OptiLED it has signed a memorandum of understanding with CLTC, a newly-formed lighting innovation center based at the University of California, Davis, involving the California Energy Commission, the state’s utility companies, the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, and various other lighting companies.
OptiLED, which combines high-precision optics with advanced LED electronics will work with the CLTC to identify emerging applications for LEDs and develop them to be utilized in residential and commercial settings.
OptiLED makes cost effective lamps that combine high precision optics with all the advantages of the brightest LED’s. Its CHIP Series lighting products are built with Light Prescription Innovators’ collection of patented optical technologies which make durable lamps that last thousands of hours longer, don’t burn fingers, and are capable of delivering a very focused beam of light in all elements.
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