NTL Lemnis launches a new range of LED lighting products targeted towards retail sector

Thursday, November 28, 2013: NTL Lemnis, the LED Lighting solutions company, launches a wide range of LED lighting products under the “Pharox” brand especially for the Retail sector. NTL Lemnis has created three special categories of products for the Retail industry – Down Lights, Track lights and Spot Lights.

The Indian retail industry has expanded by 10.6% between 2010 and 2012 and is expected to increase to US$ 750-850 billion by 2015, according to a report by Deloitte. The current retail market size is USD 500 billion. As the sector grows, the demand of light also increases by leaps and bounds and so does the cost of energy procurement. Today, the requirement of energy efficient lighting in the retail sector is a crying need.

NTL Lemnis foresees a major requirement in the sector for lighting that is environmentally friendly, aesthetically pleasing and can be moulded as per the sector’s unique requirements. The Pharox range from NTL Lemnis has been created keeping in mind the special requirements for the sector – whether it is lighting up common spaces in Malls, “in store” lighting, Product showcasing, etc. The Pharox range is low-maintenance, offers excellent value for money proposition, and conserves energy as well.

The Pharox product range includes:

Pharox LED Down Light:
NTL Lemnis has launched energy-efficient recess mounted Pharox LED down light which emit warm and pleasant white light. These lights are absolutely safe, contain no Mercury and do not emit any UV radiations. They have a special feature of lighting up without flickering. LED Down light save more than 50% energy. Other features include – System efficacy > 62 lm/W, Glare-free, ensures uniform light distribution, Wide operating voltage range –110-270 V AC, 50 Hz, Wide beam angle > 110°, Constant current driver. The unique feature is that the light output within this operating range, remains almost constant. The list price for the range begins from Rs. 2,075

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Track Lights:

This includes a range of decorative lights with unique soft edged design for track mounting. The track lights are highly utilitarian with 90/ 180 degree rotational ability which make it an ideal choice for adjustable illumination. The sleek and unique design of the lighting solution enhances the décor of any retail setting with an exposed head sink for better thermal management. The List price for Track lights begins from Rs.7,675

Spot Lights:
The aesthetically designed energy-efficient spot lights provide quality lighting and focused illumination to meet every application and performance requirement. These are ideal for accent lighting effect, are glare-free and ensure uniform distribution of light. It saves more than 50% energy and offer wide operating voltage range- 110-270VAC, 50 Hz. The list price of Spot lights ranges between Rs.2,700- to Rs.26,575

“Retail sector with its specific requirements is highly capital intensive. The ROIs are a major issue in this sector. A pressing need for the sector is availability of quality products at value for money price points. NTL Lemnis’s Pharox retail range has been created with the above in mind. Pharox range will help our retail customers provide the best quality lighting for their outlets/malls, at much lower energy consumption levels and with the added convenience of longer life and aesthetics’’, says Mr. Arun Gupta, Global CEO, NTL Lemnis.

The Pharox range is already available in the market through NTL-Lemnis distributors and leading architects and designers.

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