floodlights for security and building illumination

Qnuru’s Vector retrofit product family of over 45 high wattage LED bulbs fit all major commercial and industrial light fixtures, including lighting brands offered by manufacturers such as NSi Lighting (NYSE: NSI), Lithonia Lighting (NYSE: AYI) and Cooper Lighting (NYSE: CBE). They can be installed by a licensed electrician in less than 20 minutes, offer an average investment payback of 10-30 months and carry a 5-year warranty. Based on Cree XLamp led high bay light and Qnuru’s patent-pending Universal Lighting Control Processor and Common Lighting Unit design, Vector LED Light Bulbs fit any lighting application, including high bay and low bay lights used in warehouses and production facilities, canopy lights used in retail petroleum stations and covered parking garages, ornamental and historic pole-mounted lights for roadways and plazas, bollard and pathway fixtures for parks and public spaces, floodlights for security and building illumination, and interior and exterior recessed down lights.

Auto dealers use an enormous amount of unnecessary energy lighting their facilities with highly inefficient 400-1000 watt metal halide lamps,” said Rhonda Dibachi, President and CEO of Qnuru.  “The double tragedy is they spend a fortune on their utility bills and get lousy light which discolors their inventory and imposes a heavy maintenance burden in terms of time and expense.  LED lighting solves all these issues which is why Qnuru has dozens and dozens of pilots and full installations in auto dealerships in over 20 states.”

Balise Auto Group is one of the largest retailers of new and used automobiles in New England. The company was founded in 1919 when the grandfather of the current owner, Jeb Balise, purchased a welder and began fixing farm equipment and automobiles from his backyard garage. Today the LED Linear high bay light company operates Buick GMC, Chevrolet, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Lexus, Mazda, Nissan, Subaru, Toyota Scion and Volkswagen dealerships.  Balise employs over 800 people in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.