Nila Boxer is meant to be a replacement for 2,000W tungsten and 1,200W HMI lights, drawing 250W. The Nila Boxer can withstand difficult environments, the company said.
Nila SL can replace 5,000W sky pans, 2,500WHMIs, and 6,000W space lights, while consuming 850W. SL operates without need for special power drops – requiring a standard household AC power outlet.
Nila NH is a lighter version of Nila JNH. It replaces traditional 350W tungsten and 200W HMI fixtures, drawing 65W.
Nila claimed that its LED lighting products are 100% sustainable, devoid of lead, mercury, toxic heavy metals, and do not emit any harmful UV or IR radiation. All components are RoHS-compliant, and 100% recyclable and reusable.
Jim Sanfilippo, founder and CEO of Nila, said: ”We are seeing growing demand for well-designed, high-performing LED lights.
”The versatile, cradle-to-cradle, user-friendly designs combined with the tremendous light output, color rendering and functionality of our new SL & Boxer lights clearly set a new standard for our clients.”
