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Global LED

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 8971 5978

Address: 9/538 Gardeners Road, Alexandria 2015 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.globalled.com.au

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22.01.2022 LEDs Used to Help Babies with Severe Jaundice Light-emitting diodes (LED) not only use less energy, they give off better light than those compact fluorescents, without using mercury. Add to the list: LEDs also are being used to help babies born with severe jaundice, which can lead to brain damage and death.The first baby treated using LEDs is named, appropriately, "Hope." According to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the technology is called D-Rev's Bril...liance device. It was used in a neonatal care intensive unit in Ogbomoso, Nigeria. The baby had been diagnosed with severe jaundice and needed an exchange blood transfusion to prevent brain damage or death. But a local doctor was unwilling to do a tranfusion, due to the baby's low birth weight of 2.6 pounds. Hope slept one night under Brilliance, however, and no longer required a transfusion, USAID officials report. Severe jaundice is a fairly common problem worldwide, affecting more than 1 in 10 newborns. This device has been around a couple of years, but was just highlighted recently by the usa.gov blog. D-Rev, the California company that makes the Brilliance device, says jaundice is the No. 1 reason why newborns are admitted to hospitals worldwide. But if detected early enough, jaundice can be treated with 2-3 days of blue light on a baby's skin. The Brilliance devices are being sold at a low cost, about $400, to make blue phototherapy treatment available at public hospitals in India and low-income countries. Written By Brilliant. Shared from http://www.treehugger.com//leds-used-to-help-babies-with-s

22.01.2022 Shared from EcoSmart Electricians Ref: http://www.ecosmartelectricians.com.au/index.php (19/12/2012) The Pros and Cons of LEDs...Continue reading

19.01.2022 LED lighting outshines rivals from SMH (The author is a Reuters market analyst. The views expressed are his own.) The LED lighting industry is set to dominate the global market more than a century after its discovery, benefitting from a widespread ban of conventional incandescent bulbs and as the market share of competing green replacements fade....Continue reading

19.01.2022 Interesting topic between LED and CFLs, shared from greenoptions.com Why Choose LED lamps over CFLs? LED lamps typically use less power (watts) per unit of light generated (lumens). A good LED lamp can generate twice as many lumens per watt as a CFL (50-100+ versus 40-80)....Continue reading

16.01.2022 BBC News - The LED lighting revolution http://news.bbc.co.uk//programmes/click_online/9782116.stm

15.01.2022 IPART approved confirmation letter from Green Energy Trading (The reputable independent Accredited Certificate Provider)

15.01.2022 What really driving electricity price increases. Check the following link and the slides from Total Environment Centre ... http://www.slideshare.net/totalEC/deck-1-d8 See more

14.01.2022 Gillard takes on states over electricity Prime Minister Julia Gillard is taking on the mostly coalition-led states to draw a line between the impact of the federal Labor's carbon tax and rising household power bills. Ms Gillard will use a speech in Sydney on Tuesday to challenge the states to reform energy markets, saying household power price increases over the past four years can't continue....Continue reading

14.01.2022 (Wollongong largest asian grocery store)

12.01.2022 Global Platinum Group Pty Ltd is trading as GLOBAL LED

11.01.2022 LUX Magazine: 29/11/12 "Authorities seek to root out shock risk LED tubes." http://www.luxmagazine.co.uk/news/17/led-tubes... 29 November 2012 LED tubes from five manufacturers have been banned or recalled by authorities in the EU this year because they posed a risk of electric shock. Finnish authorities ordered recalls on three LED tube products in the space of five weeks, while Germany banned one in April and the UK ordered a temporary ban on another in August. The brands affected were Limic, Ledtek, Eneltec, Winled (which also had another LED tube recalled last year) and Iled. All were made in China. The safety concerns arose mostly from inadequate insulation between live and accessible metal parts. In the case of the Limic product, both ends became live when just one was inserted into a fitting. Additionally, Havells-Sylvania voluntarily recalled 705 units of its ToLEDo LED tube product in the UK in October, due to a fault that introduced a risk of electric shock. All were recovered. Various other LED light products were also subject to compulsory recalls this year, including four lamps from LED Energie.

09.01.2022 Announcement Global LED Company Name Change We are excited to announce that we have officially changed our trading name to Global LED. The name change is due to the significant expansion of our business activities beyond the traditional Smart LED Australia activities.... Our management and team will remain the same and we will be providing the same products and exceptional service on which we have built our reputation in the industry. The company will continue to operate in its current structure and your contacts will remain unchanged. At the same time we will change all our e-mail addresses to the following; Simon Lin: [email protected] Annie Chen: [email protected] Administration: [email protected] Sales: [email protected] The existing Smart LED Australia e-mail addresses will continue to be operational for the foreseeable future. Our new Global LED logo reflects the new and exciting times, as we continue to expand into the future. We appreciate your cooperation during this exciting transition and look forward to continuing a long term partnership with you as a valid client. Director Simon Lin Global Platinum Group Pty Ltd T/as Global LED

08.01.2022 Today's Updates: Now the energy saver (End-user) can generate ESCs (Energy Saving Certificate) by using Global LED under the NSW ESS (Energy Saving Scheme) and Vic VEET (Victorian Energy Efficiency Target) SM50 (Single-Sided LED Tube) and SM60 (Double-Sided LED Tube) are IPART Approved via Green Energy Trading (Accredited Certificate Provider_ACP)... Under these scheme, the energy saver will be eligible to apply point of sales offset discount with our authorise installer and ACP. Please feel free to contact us for more details :)

08.01.2022 GPG currently updates the SM50 (Single-sided LED Tube) and SM60 (Double-Sided LED Tube) pricelist for the 3rd quarter of 2012, please contact GPG for more details. Updates includes: 1.Details Photometric Data information/Packaging and size information/Order code sections are included in the pricelist... 2.New CRI standard set to CRI 80 3.Qty 5000+ changed to Container Load (eg. Approx 7600pcs for 1200mm tube) 4.Updated Order code section "LENs" to F = Frosted Lens and C = Clear Lens 5.Contractor and retail price dropped We are appriciated for your feedback.

06.01.2022 Announcement: Global LED now is having the First order promotion for clients whom is going to make their first order. Price has been significantly drop to the bottom end of the wholesaler rate. ... Please contact Global LED via [email protected] for more details. Director Simon Lin Global Platinum Group Pty Ltd T/as Global LED

02.01.2022 LED lighting plays prominent role in Olympic Games

01.01.2022 Three California Cities Go Green with Efficient Lighting Three cities including Yucca Valley in San Bernardino County's Morongo Basin, Goleta on the Santa Barbara coast, and South Lake Tahoe in Eldorado County have made full use of a California Energy Commission program to help spread municipal use of better lighting. In Yucca Valley, the CEC helped the city replace more than 1,000 older fluorescent lights and their ballasts with more efficient "T8" tubes, which can reduce e...nergy consumption by up to 5 watts per bulb. The city also replaced lighting in exit signs with LED bulbs. The upgrades were done in the city's Community Development Building, Community Center, Town Hall, Museum, and Senior Center. Goleta got new T8 fluorescents and LED exit signs at its City Hall and four local schools, and occupancy sensors to shut off some of the fluorescent lights when no one is in the room. The coastal town now also sports 84 new LED streetlights. South Lake Tahoe, astride the California-Nevada line on the south shore of the Sierra Nevada's jewel-like lake, now also has new T8 and LED lights and occupancy sensors throughout its city buildings. The upgrades in the three cities are expected to save more than 380,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity per year and reduce California's annual contribution to the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by 132 tons. The projects completed earlier this year, were partially funded by through an Energy Efficient Conservation Block Grant of the U.S. Department of Energy under the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act. Administered by the California Energy Commission, the federal grants are contributing to the energy efficiency goals of small cities and counties. Shared from: http://www.ledinside.com//three_california_cities_efficien

01.01.2022 Recent Study: Meating' A Solution: Research Finds That LED Lights Extend Meat Shelf Life, Save Retailers Money

01.01.2022 Global LED SM50 LED Tubes are trial at the Library of University of Wollongong