the equivalent of unplugging every home in the city of Green Bay

This investment reflects SGL Group's strategy of supplying the growth markets in Asia - primarily driven by China, South Korea, Taiwan and Japan - with local production and strengthens the company's global footprint as well as its strong technology position in these growing markets.announced the retrofit of its 2,000th commercial light fixture with the company’s product line of Vector led high bay light.  Designed to retrofit over 95% of all high intensity discharge luminaires, Qnuru’s Vector LED Light Bulbs have saved customers over 3 million kilowatt hours of energy, the equivalent of unplugging every home in the city of Green Bay, Wisconsin for a day.

Qnuru is also celebrating the 3-year anniversary of the creation of its core LED and solar-enabling technologies which were incubated within the clean tech laboratories of its parent company, The Noribachi Group. The company’s innovations include patent-pending LED application and power management technologies used in its product family of LED retrofit light bulbs and new luminaires, and its Universal Light Control processor which intelligently regulates current/voltage levels in the company’s 100% solar fixtures, and manages seamless power switching between solar-powered batteries and the grid in Qnuru’s hybrid solar/grid luminaires.

 “The market is voting with its savings book,” said Rhonda Dibachi, President and CEO of Qnuru. “Our LED replacement bulbs are the only game in town when it comes to the most energy-intensive commercial lighting fixtures, in particular 250, 400, 750 and 1,000 watt LED retrofits. In every instance, we have improved our customer’s light quality, slashed their energy consumption by up to 85%, eliminated the need to change lamps and ballasts for 5 years or longer, and contributed to their environmental bottom line. The power of our led high bay and solar-enabling technologies has truly propelled us light years ahead of traditional manufactures whose business models are based on selling short-lived, inefficient, maintenance-intensive lamps.