we expect their improved specification will generate significant demand

EKTA prides itself on being at the forefront of LED high bay light technology and we are continually developing ways of improving the visual experience. Our brand new screens have been designed in accordance with what our customers are demanding and incorporate the very latest technology. As well as offering limitless visual effects, the screens provide numerous environmental and operational cost benefits, so we expect their improved specification will generate significant demand.”

Further technological improvements in screen quality, brightness and resolution, as well as refinements made in their construction for increased durability, reliability and application flexibility are among the range of benefits delivered by EKTA’s innovative new screens.

Offering the ability to create an LED video wall of any size and shape as a fixed installation or mobile, whilst retaining super-sharp image quality, EKTA’s latest LED display screens and video control equipment provide the global audio-visual market with an elegant and high performance solution for all display requirements, indoor and outdoor.

Recently, the lighting sector has urged the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ENERGY STAR program to address light quality, specifically color rendering, in its new lamp specification, in a bid to ensure the long-term success and widespread market adoption of LED lamps.

In addition to Soraa, the California Lighting Technology Center; Drs. Shuji Nakamura and Steven DenBaars; the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD); Northeast Utilities Companies (NSTAR); and lighting designer Chip Israel as well as a number of other prominent North American lighting designers all filed formal comments to the EPA on their ENERGY STAR program product specification for LED lamps in support of higher color rendering criteria.