Electronic Transformers work with wide range of dimmers.
May 14, 2009 -
Featuring silent operation and full-scale dimming on loads as low as 25%, Electronic SMART Transformers(TM) are compliant with UL 2108 safety standard for abnormal short circuit protection. They can communicate and differentiate abnormal versus normal short circuit, and design ensures 8 hr minimum safe operation under duress of short circuit. Each Class 2 enclosed electronic transformer, available from 60-300 W, is intrinsically safe and permits no greater than 5 A current to be drawn.
WAC LIGHTING Introduces Electronic SMART Transformers(TM) That are Compatible with Leading Dimmers
GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK -WAC Lighting's Electronic SMART Transformers (tm) have been designed and engineered for compatibility with the industry's leading dimmers. WAC Lighting, a leading manufacturer and designer of track, recessed, undercabinet, monorail and decorative lighting, develops nearly all of its responsible products in the family owned, ISO 9001-certified manufacturing campus with in-house UL approved testing labs.
WAC Lighting's SMART Transformers (tm) were tested by Lutron and Leviton to ensure compatibility with their most popular dimmer models. The transformer features full-scale dimming on as low as a 25% load along with silent operation.
The safest and smallest transformer in the industry, the SMART Transformer (tm) is compliant with the new UL 2108 safety standard for abnormal short circuit protection. WAC Lighting guarantees a minimum of 8 hours safe operation under the duress of a short circuit. This provides sufficient time to troubleshoot the installation without having to replace the transformer.
The transformers can communicate and differentiate an abnormal short circuit versus a normal short circuit in the system. This enables a quick diagnosis of problem's source. Transformers also include an auto-reset feature, thermal overload protection, and soft-start technology to extend lamp life.
New display boards are available to showcase the SMART Transformers' latest features, with the dimming functions.
SMART Transformers (tm) include Class 2 enclosed electronic transformer models ranging from 60 to 300 watts. Secondary wiring for Class 2 transformers does not require conduit sheathed cable or clamp wiring techniques. With the capacity to power most cabinet fixtures, Class 2 transformers are intrinsically safe and permit no greater than 5A current to be drawn.
They are equipped with on/off switches and LED status indicators for each circuit. Solid green light indicates a complete circuit while a slow blinking light indicates an open unused circuit, and a fast blinking light indicates a short circuit problem in that circuit.
UL Listed Class 2 Plug-in 60-watt electronic transformers are also available.
A five-year warranty for all products assures long-lasting performance.
About WAC Lighting
WAC Lighting has developed a stellar reputation for high quality decorative and task lighting lines backed by an extraordinary level of service, an unprecedented shipping record, and an extension of its Product Warranty to Five Years.
To reflect Green energy saving strategies, social progress and community involvement, WAC has recently changed its logo and tagline to "Responsible Lighting." Helping to lead the industry's sustainability charge, the firm has contributed to social progress with responsible manufacturing practices and energy saving technology. The firm employs stringent sourcing, water recycling, lead-free and zero-landfill capabilities in our wholly owned, Clean ISO 9001-certified manufacturing campus. Sustainable CFL and LED lighting products have been added to the extensive line with the most energy efficient technology available. As progress is measured in quality of life, WAC strives to advance employee empowerment, community involvement with major global and local foundations, and diversity in the workplace.
Innovative and integrated systems technologies are hallmarks of the WAC Lighting product line, which offers many recent introductions:
InvisiLEDTM tape light featuring energy-saving display and accent lighting solutions using the latest LED technology;
ModernismTM-a collection of hand blown opal glass energy saving luminaires.
DUORAILTM-- The smallest 2-circuit, low voltage monorail system available.
New Brushed Nickel and Bronze Track and Track Fixtures.
Also available is a broad range of products: stunning art glass pendants; Low/Line Voltage Track Systems; Line and Low Voltage Recessed Downlights; Line/Low-Voltage Single and Two-Circuit Monorail Systems; Crystal Beauty Spots; Wall Sconces; Single and Multiple Canopy fixtures; Counter Balance Adjustables; SMART Transformers; and other specialty lighting items.
The firm retains its corporate headquarters and east coast distribution center in Garden City, NY, a west coast distribution center and offices in City of Industry, Calif., and a showroom in Dallas. Nearly 90% of WAC Lighting products are fabricated, including components, at our state-of-the-art manufacturing campus in China.
WAC Lighting is headquartered at 615 South Street, Garden City, New York 11530. The phone is 1.800.526.2588, and the fax is 1.800.526.2585. The email address is info@waclighting.com and the website is www.waclighting.com
Contacts:
General Information:
Christopher Pica
USA
Phone: 631-262-0374 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: W.A.C. Lighting Company Address: 615 South Street City: Garden City State: NY ZIP: 11530 Country: USA Phone: 800-526-2588 FAX: 800-526-2585 http://www.waclighting.com
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