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50,000 hours of lighting and then disposed of in a regular bin, new lighting technology available today

December 11th, 2007

Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK

Cold cathode lighting now offers a reliable, long lasting and an easily disposed of option for room and display lighting. This technology, first developed in 1945 and refined over the last decade by companies in South Korea, is now an high performing and economic alternative to traditional lighting.

Lamps using this technology have 3 advantages;

• A lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, no need for maintenance for up to 5 years
• Using 30% less electricity compared to conventional lighting
• Can be disposed of through normal waste channels, no need for expensive disposal

Cold cathode lighting is ideal for many types of lighting, especially light boxes, and other soft lighting applications.

This new economical lighting combined with innovative display products can save money and be better for the environment.

A well established provider of both cold cathode lighting and the appropriate display systems is Fairfield Displays & Lighting with over 25 years of experience in the industry. They have worked closely with the public sector and have been very successful with councils like Dudley.

As a part of the Dudley Town Centre regeneration program, they created a Dudley Council One Stop Shop information centre. They provided Dudley with light boxes, cable based lighting and display systems.

To learn more about these innovations, Fairfield Display & Lighting can be contacted either through their website, www.fairfielddisplays.co.uk or by phone on 0845 166 5207. The are also listed on the Buyers Guide website where government buyers access suppliers.

Buyers Guide has been helping private companies get access to government contracts since 1996. With over 5,000 company listings on Buyers Guide website of specific products and services targeting public sector work, Buyers Guide is an easy solution for helping government buyers find qualified suppliers.

Companies listed on Buyers Guide range from multinationals to sole traders, but all have the goal of working on public sector contracts. These include working with schools, colleges, universities, local councils, ministry of defence, NHS, housing authorities, and government funded non-profit agencies.

The advantage that Buyers Guide offers is that the company “profile” on the www.buyersguide.co.uk website is written to specifically answer the pre-qualification questions from public sector buyers. This usually includes information like; previous work with other government bodies, years in business, industry qualifications or certifications like ISO 9002, testimonials from clients, government awards like investors in people, confirmation of equal opportunity employer status and specific contact details.

The Buyers Guide “profile” system allows government procurement specialists to quickly find companies that have government experience, the pre-qualification standards and a willingness to work with the public sector in one place saving time, effort and ultimately money.

Contact:

Buyers Guide
0191 260 5388
0191 221 2287
info@buyersguide.co.uk
www.buyersguide.co.uk

Company History

Buyers Guide, based in Newcastle Upon Tyne, was established in 1996 and is the leading online directory of UK companies that are targeting the £600 billion in public spending each year. To date, there are over 5,000 company listings in 1,200 categories on the www.buyersguide.co.uk website.