Maxlite

Navis Industries
Navis Industries in Elgin, IL, a manufacturer of high quality packaging films, replaced eight 400-watt metal halide high bay fixtures with eight of MaxLite's 144-watt BayMAX™ LED Round Pendant High Bay fixtures, which were lowered and pendant mounted to provide better light on its factory floor. The retrofit saved the facility 256 watts of energy per fixture and will greatly reduced energy consumption through the long 50,000-hour lifetime.

-- “The MaxLite LED Highbay Fixtures have provided increased lighting for our manufacturing space, while greatly reducing our energy usage," said Scott Griffith, President of Navis Industries. "We are committed to reducing energy throughout our facilities and will work with MaxLite to provide similar high quality, energy-efficient products in the additional spaces of our organization.”

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Products used:
• BayMAX LED Round Pendant High Bays

Beach Mold and Tool Manufacturing Plant
Beach Mold and Tool in New Albany, Indiana replaced 200 existing 400-watt metal halide bulbs with 200 new HighMax® HighBay 200-watt fluorescent lamps that use high wattage, self-ballasted CFLs and mogul sockets. Additionally, 300 existing fixtures composed of two 8-foot high output fluorescent lamps were replaced with 100 of MaxLite’s six four 4-foot T8 Fluorescent Linear Lamps, and an additional 100 six-lamp 4-foot T8 Fluorescent HighBay fixtures were installed.

-- “MaxLite’s high quality lighting ensures efficient production and operations, as well as safety and security, in our plant. MaxLite did a great job of supplying outstanding lighting fixtures that are energy efficient and deliver robust lighting in the areas that we need it the most,” said Roger Rickers, Maintenance Manager at Beach Mold and Tool.

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Products used:
• HighMax High Output CFL Lamps

Tree Top Storage Facility
Tree Top, a leading producer of apple juice and cider, and supplier of fruit-based products and ingredients for the world’s leading food and beverage manufacturers, has a vast operation in Selah, Washington that includes a 160,000 sq. ft. storage facility known as the Comet Building. The building’s interior was lit with 400-watt metal halide and T5 fixtures that required expensive labor and downtime in productivity to maintain, because of the facility’s high ceilings. MaxLite worked with the building’s owner to design a lighting solution that would reduce maintenance expenses while increasing light quality. In a one-to-one replacement, 100 of the 160-watt BayMAX Linear Highbay fixtures were installed to replace the outdated lighting. The new LED fixtures will save the Comet Building’s owner and tenant more than 1,205,000 kWh and $114,000 in energy and maintenance costs throughout their 50,000-hour lifetime.

-- “The old fixtures just became too inefficient and difficult to maintain. We couldn’t even find bulbs for them anymore! With the new LEDs, the space is brighter. Our customer, Tree Top, is very happy with the new lighting system.” -- Doug Owens, building owner

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Warehouse
MaxLite’s fluorescent linear lamps and BayMAX™ LED High Bay fixtures replace HID and fluorescent lamps in new and retrofit general lighting warehouse applications. MaxLite’s products create brightly lit environments for employees to safety navigate around goods and merchandise.

Suggested products:
• LED High Bays

Loading Docks
Designed as efficient, energy-saving replacements for metal halide and high-pressure sodium lighting fixtures, the line of LED Flood and Area Lights, StaxMAX™ LED Flood Lights, Wall Packs, and Canopy Lights have a long L70-rated life of 50,000 hours and provide ideal illumination for loading docks.

• Flood Light Detail Page
• Wall Pack Detail Page
• Canopy Light Detail Page
• Area Light Detail Page

Imagina US
The owners of Imagina US in Miami, Florida, installed 16 of MaxLite’s 270-watt Merak® Series LED Roadway Street Lights in the parking lot of their new headquarters. Installed in pairs on a 25-foot double-post pole, the fixtures enabled an average reading of just over four footcandles, with a maximum reading at 15.9 beneath the poles and minimum of 1.4 footcandles in other areas. Compared to the proposed 400-watt metal halide fixtures that consume 462 watts with ballast, the LED fixtures will save the production company 896,064 kWh and $130,855 in energy and maintenance throughout the lifetime of the fixtures, based on a $.14 kWh electricity rate.

-- “Our customers were very pleased with the parking lot’s light levels," said Jose Rieumont, executive vice president, Solar Energy Technologies, Inc. "More than that, they looked forward to realizing the tremendous energy savings the new LED fixtures will offer them for many years.”

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JetBlue Airways Hangar and Training Center
JetBlue installed MaxLite’s HighMax® High Output compact fluorescent (CFL) lamps for a series of retrofit projects in the Orlando-based hangar and training center. The exterior lighting retrofit included 29 HighMax 200-watt CFL fixtures that were also selected to replace 29 1000-watt metal halide fixtures over the apron, in front of the hangar where employees work on the aircraft. Replacing 30 200-watt metal halide lamps, 30 of MaxLite’s energy saving, HighMax 40-watt CFL lamps were supplied and installed in wall mounted fixtures over the doorways outside of the crew training center and hangar facility.

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Products used:
• HighMax High Output CFL Lamps

LED Outdoor Fixtures
MaxLite’s line of LED outdoor lighting fixtures illuminate outdoor walkways, parking areas, entrances and general security lighting in industrial facilities nationwide. In addition, the LED Wall Packs, Garage and Canopy Fixtures save energy and lower maintenance costs, but also prevent light pollution and wasted energy.

Suggested products:
• LED Outdoor Fixtures

JetBlue Airways Hangar and Training Center
JetBlue installed MaxLite’s HighMax® High Output compact fluorescent (CFL) lamps for a series of retrofit projects in the Orlando-based hangar and training center. Inside the JetBlue Airways Hangar, 75 HighMax 200-watt CFL lamps were used to replace 75 1000-watt metal halide lamps in the high bay fixtures.

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Products used:
• HighMax High Output CFL Lamps

San Francisco International Airport
From November 2011 through October 2012, Terminal One at San Francisco International Airport in California replaced 500 four-lamp 32-watt T8 fluorescent lamps with 350 of MaxLite’s 2’x2’ 45-watt Direct Lit LED Flat Panels and 150 of the 1’x4’ models by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoints and throughout the long concourse. The airport will save on costly maintenance of up to $100 per hour for replacing fluorescent lamps within the ceiling troffers. The DesignLights Consortium®-qualified LED retrofit fixtures will save the airport over two million kWh of energy and $79,000 in energy and maintenance costs throughout the 50,000-hour L70-rated life of the fixtures.

-- “This was one of the first terminals in the United States that made the switch to SSL, and it turned out to a fantastic decision," said Todd Lewis, president at Omega Pacific. "Omega Pacific is known for providing superior illumination and we did not disappoint with this retrofit project. The terminal transformed overnight with better light, hands-down.”

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Products used:
• 2x2 Direct Lit Flat Panel