August 17, 2010 - Offered as sustainable lighting solution, Shat-R-Shield 32 W high-efficiency T8 fluorescent lamps feature low mercury content and are TLCP compliant. These properties, combined with rated life of up to 30,000 hr, minimize maintenance concerns and environmental impact. Products are UL-EPH classified, NSF certified, and meet safety regulations in US, Canada, and Mexico. They have 2,800 mean lumens output rating, 85 CRI, as well as 4100°K and 5000°K color temperature ratings.

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Shat-R-Shield, Inc.
116 Ryan Patrick Dr.
Salisbury, NC, 28147, USA

Salisbury, N.C. - Shat-R-Shield, the largest manufacturer of shatter-resistant lamps, recently added high-efficiency T8 fluorescent lamps to their Shat-R-Shield brand of safety-coated lighting products. The new T8 lamps offer quality, economy and choice - all within the trusted and expanding Shat-R-Shield brand.

"We are continually growing the Shat-R-Shield brand of safety-coated lamps to meet the demanding needs of our customers," said product manager Don Cattoni. "The inclusion of the T8 lamps compliments our current offerings of Shat-R-Shield T5 High-Output and HID lamps."

As a sustainable lighting solution, the 32-watt fluorescent lamps feature low mercury and are TLCP compliant, both of which reduce impact on the environment. With a rated-life of up to 30,000 hours, these long-life lamps offer reduced maintenance and recycling costs by extending the relamping cycle. Backed by the best warranty in the industry, the Shat-R-Shield brand T8 lamps also feature a CRI of 85, 2800 mean lumens, and color temperature ratings of 4100°K and 5000°K.

Shat-R-Shield lamps are UL-EPH classified, NSF certified, and meet safety regulations in the US, Canada, and Mexico -- including FDA, OSHA, ASME, and CFIA. Please visit www.shatrshield.com or email: info1@shatrshield.com

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