CINCINNATI, Sept. 24, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — LSI Industries Inc. (LYTS) today introduced the LED XLPG, a new LED linear parking garage fixture. Specially designed to meet the needs of the parking garage space, LSI’s XLPG is purpose built to deliver optimum performance using significantly less energy as compared to traditional light sources. Energy-efficient LEDs combined with uniquely designed precision optics optimize light output for uniform illumination without any ‘cave effect’ or glare. Further, the XLPG has a number of features to ensure easy installation and virtually no maintenance, making it an affordable value and the LED solution of choice for new construction and retrofit parking garage applications.
Scott Ready, President, commented, “I am very excited to introduce this innovative LED parking garage fixture. The XLPG provides outstanding uniformity and “seeability” with virtually no glare or diode visibility. It has been constructed to withstand weather elements and vandalism, and requires up to 57% less energy when compared to traditional light sources. The fixture is available in a range of color temperatures, and is also designed to meet IES RP-20 and IES G-1 specifications. Additionally, the fixture utilizes controls such as occupancy sensors and dimming to further improve energy savings.”
Mr. Ready said, “The XLPG LED linear parking garage fixture represents the fourth major LED product introduction that we have announced over the past several months. Our Scottsdale(R) Legacy(TM) and Legacy(TM) LED canopy lights are already transforming the petroleum market with their superior performance, energy efficiency and attractive design, while our Sterling(TM) area light has provided the market with a light source that provides optimal performance and flexibility, including optional LSI Virticus integrated wireless control and information systems. Both our new canopy and area lighting solutions have already received great reception in the marketplace, exceeding our initial expectations. We are confident that the LED XLPG fixture, with its combination of optimum performance and energy efficiency, will be received as an attractive new product for parking garage lighting.”
Mr. Ready continued, “We continue to experience strong lighting and graphics operating results during the first quarter-to-date, and look forward to reporting substantially higher sales and earnings during the current fiscal year.”
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