Great looking LED track lighting

[Thujone]

News Release Excerpt
"OSRAM OPTO SEMICONDUCTORS AND JOURNÉE LIGHTING TO COLLABORATE ON INNOVATIVE LINE OF LIGHTING FIXTURES. Joint Collaboration Marks New Milestone in LED-Based Lighting
(July 25, 2006) –OSRAM Opto Semiconductors and Journée Lighting today announced the OSTAR® Lighting product from OSRAM will be used in Journée's new line of LED-based general illumination fixtures for industrial and commercial applications. This bold new line of white-light LED lighting fixtures, including the LOTUS and LUNAIRE, features an alternative LED light source capable of up to 700 lumens. And, with an average lamp life of 50,000 hours, maintenance costs become a thing of the past..."

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[mchlwise]

 

[EricMack]

Very cool, and I need a new track light for the kitchen too! Wonder what these will run? Thanks for pointing this out!

 

[Sub_Umbra]

Nice looking!

 

[Empyfree]

features an alternative LED light source capable of up to 700 lumens.

I want to get me some of those LED's!

 

[Empyfree]

Or by "Alternative LED" do they mean "a bulb"...

 

[roverjohn]

it's a new halogen LED

 

[Ken_McE]

Wonder what these will run?

From second link:

> Alas, these lights aren't cheap. Available this summer, each fixture
> will be $300 for the base model, $500 for all the bells and whistles.

 

[Flash_Gordon]

Nice looking, but.............

At $300+ any economic or energy saving motivation is out the window.

We all know what white LED looks like. What in your home would you highlight/spotlight with LED?

Contrary to some reports or wishes, incandescent lamps are not going away any time soon. At least for now, they still do many things better.

Mark

 

[racer7]

The clues were there. "Commercial" is code for too damn expensive for home use. More practically for "we pay our guys who change lights $30/hr and it take 3 to hold the ladder....."