they may set up their own manufacturing base in India in future

With the new tool, lighting manufacturers simply enter the data set from their test lab, as specified by IESNA LM79. The tool then automatically performs all necessary calculations and generates a report in a recognized format. This report shows whether the light complies with the led high bay light and Spatial Uniformity specification, and if not, indicates where and how it fails.Rudi Hechfellner, Philips Lumileds’ Applications Manager noted that their tool eliminates the learning curve and confusion by making a difficult process simple. Manufacturers can go into the compliance-testing process knowing that determining compliance will be quick and simple.

Renaissance Lighting, headquartered in Herndon, VA, USA, produces highly creative lighting products delivering exceptional appearance, superior efficiency, and glare-free illumination for all architectural applications. The company’s innovative approach to product engineering and design is supported by 29 patents including its optical and feedback control technologies.Yaham lighting division senior director Arjun Shahani pointed out that besides importing, they also make LED range with the help of vendors spread across Kolkata, Delhi and Daman. Depending on the demand, they may set up their own manufacturing base in India in future.

He added that the plans are in line with the company's vision to deliver energy conserving solutions, but he did not mention by when Philips will commence LED manufacturing in India and what would be the led high bay light estimated investments.Yaham introduced LED products in India in November 2007. LED lighting products' market is still at a nascent stage in India. As per the industry estimates, its share is mere 2-3% in the Rs 5,000 crore Indian lighting industry.