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June 7th, 2012
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Lumens.com Introduces Unique CSYS LED Job Lamp by Jake Dyson, Created to Last More than 37 A long time


Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) May 31, 2012

Lumens.com has introduced the new CSYS LED Task Lamp by Jake Dyson, a revolutionary design built to last more than 37 years.

Available exclusively at Lumens.com, the CSYS LED Task Lamp is the latest contemporary lighting introduction from Jake Dyson, the result of six years of researching the mechanics and technology needed to innovate task lighting. The sleekly designed CSYS has a number of features that go beyond the conventions of the everyday desk lamp:

Built-in cooling mechanism: The advanced technology behind the CSYS is instrumental in keeping the lamp running for more than 37 years. Inside, the lamp features heat pipe technology, which conducts heat away from the LED lights and distributes it evenly over the length of the heat sink. Without requiring external pumps or extra energy to cool the LEDs, the CSYS is able to run brightly and efficiently for an extraordinary long timemore than 160,000 hours.

Dimmable LED lamping: Despite ever-accelerating technology that makes it challenging to keep up, the CSYS Task Lamp was designed around the latest generation of high-power, warm white LED lights and is fully dimmable. The spread and intensity of light can be controlled within the working area based on the lamps positioning. The technology also prevents early life failure of the LEDs and ensures a stable performance.

Innovative positioning: Inspired by a construction crane and drawing board, the CSYS can be adjusted effortlessly in three axes, similar to how a cable car moves along a cable. The mechanics are designed with precision to ensure smooth, exact positioning that doesnt sag or droop after it is let go.

The name CSYS refers to the system of coordinates that defines an objects position in the X, Y and Z axis. The lamp was also featured at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair during New York Design Week this month to much acclaim for its superior functionality and sustainability.

The son of high-profile inventor James Dyson (already a household name in vacuums and fans), Jake Dyson studied Industrial Design at Central St Martins College of Art and Design and began his career designing retail interiors in shops, cafes and clubs. He later bought a mill and lathe to start experimenting and developing products, with a hands-on approach all the way through conception to a products manufacture. His studio and workshop are based in Clerkenwell in London.

Lumens.com is the first to offer the CSYS Task Lamp, in stock and ready to ship. In addition to the new and exclusive lighting by Jake Dyson, Lumens.com also offers:

-Low-price guarantee

-Expert service via our customer service center

-Easy, no-hassle returns

-Volume order discounts

-More than 300 manufacturers, from contemporary lighting to transitional fixtures and modern furnishings, gifts and home accessories.

For additional information on these products or Lumens.com, contact Sarah Schaale or visit lumens.com.

About Lumens Light + Living:

Lumens Light + Living is dedicated to offering the very best of design-oriented contemporary lighting, fans and home accessories, from the most contemporary international designs to modern interpretations of classic design. Visit us on Facebook and Twitter.

Contact:

Sarah Schaale, Marketing Program Manager

Lumens Light + Living

916-444-5885

http://www.lumens.com

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October 8th, 2011
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Have you tried energy saving lightbulbs? |

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April 6th, 2011
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Long Term Care Insurance Cost

By Elizabeth Newberry

Studies show that most of us are going to need long term care at some point in our lives. Keep in mind that long term care does not necessarily mean care for the rest of your life. Long term care needs can stem from an automobile accident in which your injuries may only be severe enough to require assistance for a few weeks or months, to just plain old age in which case you may need assistance for the rest of your life.

Since so many of us are going to need long term care at some point, we have to wonder whether or not we should purchase long term care insurance. It is a daunting decision, given the fact that we spend so much of our lives working and sending payments for so many other kinds of necessary insurance. We buy auto insurance because it is required. We buy life insurance because we do not want to leave our loved ones financially strapped. We buy health insurance because it is just smart. After a while, all of those insurance bills begin to add up.

Compared to the costs of other types of insurance the cost of long term care insurance is probably one of the trickiest costs to figure out. Prices vary depending on how old you are, how much long term care insurance you want to purchase, the kinds of options you choose to go along with your long term care insurance policy, and of course the long term care insurance provider you choose to purchase your policy from.

Because of these variables, the cost of long term care insurance can vary anywhere from lower than $100 every year to up in the thousands of dollars every year. This kind of widespread price range undoubtedly makes a person wonder whether or not purchasing a long term care insurance policy is really worth the cost – or, even feasible budget-wise.

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April 5th, 2011
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Airport Car Rentals

By David Patullo

Have you ever considered the option of renting a car when traveling for personal pleasure or business? In today’s economy, we are constantly focusing on paring down our expenses to only what is truly necessary. However, when you compare cost versus convenience, timed gained, and frustration reduced, renting a car may actually be a big savings in the end! This short article will hopefully provide some valuable information that will allow you to carefully weigh all of your options when planning any type of trip where expectations are high and schedules are restricted.

Choice and multiple options are of paramount importance when engaging in any type of vacation or business excursion. Although airports will greatly differ in size, most all major car rental companies have a presence in them, and offer a wide variety of vehicles to suit the tastes and lifestyle of most any individual or family.

COST is a four letter word… As is the word WAIT. However, you will usually find that those who do not wait until the last minute to reserve a rental car will reap the rewards of a substantial reduction in cost. And LESS is word we can all embrace with a smile! To the point, the earlier you plan in advance can translate into deeper discounts when making a reservation. Allowing the companies themselves the opportunity to better schedule resources further out in the process not only makes their job easier, but reduces their own costs. These reductions are then passed along to you as a reward for being an organized customer! However, in times where last minute trips arise, always be sure to compare and contrast who may be offering special weekend packages or weekly rates.

Picture this scenario: You have just completed a very long flight to your destination. You disembark to a new airport in the middle of an unfamiliar city. After locating the baggage claim and retrieving your belongings, amid hundreds of other passengers who are also just as tired and anxious to begin their respective purposes, you proceed to the bus or taxi stand where you then wait in a long line for anywhere from ten to forty minutes. Upon reaching your accommodations, you go about obtaining not only the typical tourist attraction brochures, but the maps that go with them. From that point on, your options are either to walk or continue to spend more money on continuous fares and tips for public transportation. Think about how much this trip has already cost you, and you have only just begun it!

OR…

After disembarking the plane, you immediately pass the car rental counter, pick up your keys, grab your luggage, and drive away in a vehicle that is yours to take you efficiently and expediently anywhere your trip dictates.

When you evaluate time and money spent in both examples…. You’re making that car rental reservation now, aren’t you? We knew we could depend on you to make the right decision!

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March 8th, 2011
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Architectural Lighting Design

By R. Neal

To stay on top of today’s increasingly regulated and competitive marketplace of architectural lighting design, you must focus on service beyond customer service. This may sound like an odd thing to say if you are a contractor who takes pride in exceeding client expectations and relies on customer service to win bids. Hear us out for a moment and consider this point of view as well: your service alone to the client will end when the system is finished, and the client will probably hope that you will not have to return with a labor invoice for additional service fees for maintenance and replacements. The type of service they are looking for comes not so much from you (although courtesy and professionalism are always a given in business), but rather equipment and solutions that serve them every evening when the doors close and the lights come on.

A system developed along these principles of architectural lighting design is something of an intuitive beast that anticipates expectations on two levels. On one level, it reliably performs without mishap on a consistent basis in accordance with how it is intended to perform. On an entirely different level, superior architectural lighting design anticipates increasingly strict government regulations that increasingly mandate more green technology both in terms of power costs and material builds associated with equipment manufacture.

To be a leader in architectural lighting design, you have to think ahead, and you have to install equipment that in spite of its lack of “thinking” ability, behaves as though it can think and satisfies both the client and surrounding community with performance above and beyond what is generally expected.

To create this level of excellence, you must take either take extraordinary measures to design an architectural lighting system or work with an exceptional vendor who can offer you some unique and very proprietary support services. Architectural lighting design on the scale that we are talking about requires investing in very expensive software that many smaller companies and freelance contractors simply cannot afford, but desperately require nonetheless to develop site lighting and exterior lighting proposals that simultaneously speak to cost consciousness, governing authorities, employee morale, branding and advertising, and power conservation. Without tools such as this to work out all the math and angles of incidence necessary to determine wattage, voltage, foot candle densities, required LPW, and CRI index, finding the right industrial lighting fixtures for the system at a price your clients can afford and still make you a profit can be like searching for a needle in a haystack in today’s online marketplace of foreign manufactured goods, inflated promises, and endless discount offers on shortcut engineering that costs more money in the long run that it saves in the short term.

Consider instead the benefits of working with a vendor like us who has already spent the money on architectural lighting design software so you won’t have to, and who will offer its full functionality to any client at no additional costs to the price of the equipment you buy. If you are a small, privately owned business, you can now compete with large architectural firms and lighting designer powerhouses that previously outcompeted because they had access to resources you lacked. If you are a larger company considering purchasing a suite of programs that will then requiring expanding your staff in a time of cutbacks and recession, don’t. Let our staff assist you with the process of turning conceptual, intuitive architectural lighting design into a scientific, mathematically sound schematic of the actual hardware to be used and the recommended positions of every fixture and lamp in the system.

Not only will such a partnership save you time by streamlining the proposal development process, but it will also make your line items more precisely targeted toward the long term objectives of energy code compliance, reduced maintenance and replacement costs, light pollution control, and optimal aesthetic compliments that any client can justifiably and reasonably expect from their investment in architectural lights. When all of these variables are correctly factored into the lighting design equation, the outcome promises reliable service, a compliment to operations and aesthetics, and multiple sources of ROI ranging from savings on power bills to an increase in business resulting from a safer work environment and a more attractive face to the business world.

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