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AgiLight has unveiled the UnderFX, a new product that incorporates AgiLight's BrightStrip LED component into a durable housing. The UnderFX provides an innovative, cost-effective option for many standard lighting applications — under-cabinet, cove, display, back bar — and for architectural lighting design. Its soft white color temperature matches incandescent lighting options, and its standard beam angle of 165 degrees fits most applications. Additional colors and custom beam angles are available. The UnderFX has a plastic casing with an anodized aluminum finish and mounts easily on any surface, indoor and outdoor models available. It is dimmable and can be run directly to a rheostat. |
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BioBased Insulation is proud to offer a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional petroleum-based closed-cell spray insulation. BioBased 1701 is the first water-blown closed cell spray foam to be introduced since spray polyurethane technology first emerged in the mid-1970’s. Because BioBased 1701 uses water as its blowing agent, it does not rely on the potentially harmful CFC (chlorofluorocarbon) or HCFC (hydrochlorofluorocarbon) blowing agents. This innovative insulation adheres to nearly any surface, providing residential and commercial consumers with durability as well as health and comfort. |
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Solar Hut brings you the latest in solar-powered lighting technology with the introduction of its new floodlight. Featuring 108 super-bright white LEDs, this floodlight produces eye-blinding illumination that gives your dark alley daylight brightness. The floodlight covers a 70-foot-diameter area, with fully automatic dusk-to-dawn operation. It comes in a weatherproof aluminum casing for long life. Works for numerous lighting applications: home, garage, street, signboard, cabin, barn, farm, dock, and anywhere the cost of remote electricity installation is prohibitive. |
