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| Krystal Touch line of krypton bulbs  Designed as an energy efficient light source for elegant crystal fixtures, BULBRITE offers the Krystal Touch line of krypton bulbs. The Krystal Touch series is an extension of the company's renowned full-line of krypton and xenon lamps, which features the KX-2000 as its signature lamp. The Krystal Touch bulbs are ideal for illuminating crystal chandeliers and other ceiling fixtures, vanity and wall fixtures, outdoor and security lighting units. These bulbs deliver a sparkling White Light by eliminating yellow dullness, while producing higher lumens at a lower wattage than standard chandelier bulbs. BULBRITE krypton bulbs generate more light than others using a unique balance of the gas and filament structure that allows consumers to use a lower wattage without sacrificing light output. BULBRITE offers the only 10-watt krypton bulb, which has the equivalent output to a 15-watt incandescent. The Krystal Touch line includes a Flame Tip and Torpedo Chandelier style, G-11, G-16 ½, all with a Clear finish. Operating on 120-volt systems, the models range from 10 to 60 watts, and the bulbs are offered in candelabra and medium bases. The Krystal Touch bulbs provide a long life of 3,000 hours while deploying 20 to 30 percent more lumens than other krypton bulbs in the market. Krystal Touch bulbs are commonly used by Schonbek, a manufacturer of crystal lighting. "BULBRITE is the lamp choice of Schonbek, internationally recognized as the leading innovator in traditional and contemporary lighting," explained James Lundy, Manager of Marketing Communications for Swarovski Lighting Business. Schonbek crystal chandeliers grace museums, palaces, places of worship, hotels and exclusive residences across the globe- a rich heritage which gives every Schonbek design a unique pedigree. Schonbek is a member of the Swarovski group. Pictured is Schonbek's Quantum lighting fixture which uses BULBRITE's Krystal Touch bulbs. write your comments about the article :: © 2010 Construction News :: home page |