Case Studies

Lighting Science & Research

Nemalux engineers in conjunction with University of Pennsylvania researchers developed specific wavelengths and control features needed to facilitate their research and experimental requirements.

Manitouwadge Airport

Year-round airport operation in Northern Ontario.

Enform

Providing leading edge LED lighting systems for the energy sector in compliance with ENFORM’s recently published Lease Lighting Guideline.

Photobiology: Safety & Productivity

Understanding how light affects people and applying it to the oil & gas work environment - An expertise that Nemalux has developed.

Remote Site Lighting

The emergence of LED technology combined with industrial fixtures allows for the implementation of more operator friendly lights.

Tycrop

Solving lighting needs for a recognised leader in mobile rig support trailers.

Kamiskotia Ski Hill

Ski hill tower lighting using less power and increasing nighttime visibility.

Bruce Power

Building solutions with the largest nuclear generating facility in the world.

Memorial Drive Project

Memorial Drive, a historical roadway in Calgary, Alberta, saw a major upgrade in 2009 with the addition of new lighting fixtures commemorating the veterans of World War I.

Industrial Compressor Site Illumination

Nemalux’s hazardous location approved LED light fixtures were used at this oil and gas site.

Alberta Children’s Hospital

A colour changing Nemalux LED light display, “Magic Globes”, provides a calming welcome at the main entrance to the Alberta Children’s Hospital.

Tibet Orphanage

Light Up The World, in collaboration with WorleyParsons-Komex, provided LED lighting to children living in a Chinese orphanage.

Pepsi Co.

McRae Integration specified the Nemalux HAZLEDIP in a machine vision application.

Greenhouse and Agricultural LED Lights

The continuous evolution of technology has enabled LED lighting to become a viable alternative to conventional indoor grow lights.

Jamieson Tower – Calgary

Thousands of Nemalux LEDs were integrated into the 35-story Jamieson Tower in Calgary’s downtown.