Monthly Archives: October 2010

LED Waves is still clearing out inventory for Halloween! This week we are excited to share yet another limited-time sale price. The Dimmable LED Power Supply (pictured at right), normally $120.95, has been temporarily slashed down to $99.95. Order this … Continue reading →

The largest interactive green energy lighting project to be undertaken in North America is landing in San Diego! The San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge is being outfitted in LED lights in an installation by London based artist Peter Fink (Form Associates) … Continue reading →

Apparently the blogosphere has been in an uproar over this commercial for Target. The 15-second ad pokes fun at homemade Halloween costumes by showing an unhappy child clad in a mostly cardboard Ironman getup, which falls apart while the mom … Continue reading →

Business owners, check this out: The Grand Hyatt luxury hotel in Dubai has switched to all LED lights! This move – which involved replacing 1,500 halogen bulbs – stands to create exponential savings in electricity and bulb replacement costs. In … Continue reading →

The China Post is reporting that Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) is collaborating with the Chinese government on a set of standards for LED lighting management and communications. MOEA is negotiating to start conducting illumination performance tests for LED … Continue reading →

For those who don’t know, Nichia is an internationally respected manufacturer of high-quality LEDs, based in Japan. They made headlines in the past month over infringement lawsuits (which were settled out of court) with several other manufacturers using their patented … Continue reading →

LED Waves is clearing out some stock for Halloween! After all, no Mega Man or Iron Man costume is complete without LED lights. In the spirit of Halloween, we’re offering scary low prices on select items for the rest of … Continue reading →

The Federal Trade Commission works to prevent misleading and unfair business practices and to provide information for consumers to help identify, stop, and avoid them. This includes the regulation of products bandying about ecologically sustainable claims such as “organic” and … Continue reading →

At LED Waves, we get a lot of orders for our LED flexible light strips from designers and businesses. Ideal for commercial use, they last long and operate safely on low-voltage power systems. With the exception of the indoor Euphrates, … Continue reading →

As LED lights are gaining more followers worldwide for their high performance and energy efficiency, incandescents are rapidly disappearing from store shelves. And after the 2012 federally mandated phaseout of high-energy incandescents, these energy-draining light bulbs will be almost impossible … Continue reading →