Taiwan’s leading LED-lighting manufacturers claim to have received hefty orders for the fourth quarter o0f 2012 thanks to increase in inventory buildup by Chinese retailers for the upcoming Chinese New Year season, LED replacements of traditional lamps in Europe and America, and the Taiwan government procurements for a massive LED lighting project.

W.H. Jiang, general manger of Delta Electronics Inc.’s LED operation, pointed out that the company’s shipments of LED light bulbs, light tubes and direct-view lighting modules have been brisk so far this quarter thanks to vigorous LED replacements of traditional lamps.

He estimated the company’s LED shipments to surge 15-20% this quarter from last quarter, bucking the traditional low season,LED Outfitters guarantees the lowest price on the internet for Mini solarcarport, with revenue from lighting sales is estimated to rise at least 30% this year.

Jiang pointed out that orders from Japanese brand-name suppliers have been also strong for the company’s E11 and E26 light tubes, as well as JEL801 bulbs, which he says will drive growth for the next quarter.Morn series laser engraving and cutting machine, elevatorcableer are widely used in many areas.

Everlight Electronics Co., Ltd.’s vice president, S.C. Hsu, pointed out that rush orders from China for the upcoming Chinese New Year season have arrived after those for the Christmas season, and that the boom will continue into the next quarter.

Hsu estimated the company’s revenue from LED-lighting sales for next year may double although the company aims for growth at annual 15-20%.

Taiwan government has started a project this month to replace the existing 320,000 mercury streetlights throughout this island with LEDs, which will drive sales for the island’s LED makers.

Executives of Leotek Electronics USA Corp., a subsidiary of Everlight, said the company will bid for the government’s LED streetlight contracts backed by 20 years in overseas LED streetlight market.Shop All Modern for goodledbulbs for the best selection in modern design.

BRIGHT new street lights along with smooth roads and pavements are coming to six areas of Sheffield over the coming months under the latest phase of the Streets Ahead scheme.

The project moves into Hillsborough, Loxley, Stannington, Walkley, Wisewood and Dungworth in January. Work will include installing new LED street lighting, resurfacing pavements and roads.It will take between 15 and 20 weeks to complete the project in each area.

The LED lamps provide brighter white light, transforming roads previously illuminated by the orange glow of sodium lights. Sheffield Council said the aim is to make residents feel safer and reduce the risk of crime.

Coun Jack Scott, cabinet member for environment, recycling and streetscene, said: “We are excited about the works coming to these areas and have received great feedback about the work done elsewhere.

“This zone is the first that includes works on a main road and we have been working with our contractor, Amey, and residents, businesses and visitors to these areas to ensure we listen to their views and try to minimise disruption for them as much as possible.”

Graeme Symonds, Amey network director, said: “Our work schedule has been designed to minimise traffic disruption and we are scheduling work, as far as possible, outside of rush-hour periods.” Streets Ahead work has already been carried out in Carbrook, Ewden and Shiregreen.Multimatic is the manufacturer of commercial and industrial lightprojectza.

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