LED test and measurement services in its Kirkland laboratory

Orb Optronix provides a wide range of LED test and measurement services in its Kirkland laboratory. It specializes in the characterization, measurement and testing of discrete LEDs, LED arrays, LED light engines, LED replacement lamps, and LED luminaires including led flood light maintenance testing, IES LM-79-08 Luminaire testing, and Flat Panel Display testing to VESA standards. The company services the LED, optics, electronic display, machine vision, medical, military, and Solid State Lighting markets. Its clients range from major LED manufacturing companies to early-stage lighting projects which require next-generation solid state lighting design solutions.

Orb Optronix’s Engineering Services group also delivers holistic solutions to interdisciplinary optical and illumination product development challenges ranging from component and system design to product test and measurement.In addition, Orb Optronix manufactures and sells LED test and measurement equipment to characterize and evaluate LEDs, LED lamps and luminaires, including Light Measurement Systems, Electrical-Thermal-Optical LED Characterization systems, spectroradiometers, spectrometers, laboratory power supplies, and premium software for LED characterization. These products are recognized for their high-quality, excellent value, and ease-of-use.

Sentry Electric, one of North America’s most experienced and knowledgeable manufacturers of outdoor lighting, has provided Sacred Heart Academy of Hempstead,led high bay light with LED luminaires and bollards for its entire campus. In total, 35 single and multi-head poles and 50 bollards provide Sacred Heart students, families, and faculty with a lighting package that improves safety, saves energy, reduces maintenance, and helps beautify the school’s grounds.Working in conjunction with school personnel and Cameron Engineering of Woodbury, NY, Sentry devised a comprehensive lighting plan for several types of areas including the driveway, parking area, student drop-off area, and various pathways. To provide suitable light levels and uniformity, single-head, double-head, and triple head poles were used primarily for the large, open spaces. For pathways, crosswalks and other small spaces, LED bollards were added to the lighting plan.