The use of polycarbonate in the casing achieves weight reduction and improves workability.
Waterproof LED lighting fixture LYWA type The use of polycarbonate in the housing achieves weight reduction, improving ease of installation.
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basic information
Model 52: LYWA2602101 (Equivalent to 2 FHF32 high-output lamps) Model 26: LYWA2601101 (Equivalent to 1 FHF32 high-output lamp) 1. Waterproof: IP55 2. Light source lifespan: 60,000 hours The illuminance is almost equivalent to conventional products, with power consumption reduced by approximately 35%.
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※The delivery date may vary depending on the quantity, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
You can use it in the passageway and stairs at the entrance.
Company information
Hoshia Electric has established itself as a top manufacturer in various fields, including information display systems such as road information boards, industrial lighting known for its waterproof and explosion-proof features under the name "Water Pearl," tunnel lighting that began with the full-scale installation in the Kanmon Tunnel, and resin products represented by "Cutting Duct." As a new business, we started an electromagnetic noise countermeasure (EMC) product business in 1997 to address electromagnetic noise issues arising from digital devices. In the LED business, we successfully developed a blue light-emitting diode in April 2002 and a white light-emitting diode in December of the same year. Based on these technologies, we are actively expanding our business in the field of LED lighting fixtures, ranging from roads and tunnels to industrial lighting. On March 9, 2018, Hoshia Electric Co., Ltd. was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section. In April 2022, we transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market. Moving forward, we will continue to leverage our creative thinking and technological capabilities cultivated thus far to develop even more innovative products and strive for business expansion. Back to the roots of manufacturing "From the Kyoto to the world"
