Marines Get Better Outdoor Light, and Cut Electricity by Half, at Camp Lejeune

SARASOTA, Fla. – Marines at Camp Lejeune, N.C. are seeing better at night, and cutting electricity usage by half, thanks to EvoLucia(R)-brand LED lights from Sarasota, FL-based LED manufacturer Sunovia Energy Technologies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: SUNV). Nearly 1100 metal halide and high-pressure sodium streetlights throughout Camp Lejeune roadways have been replaced with 75- and 105-watt EvoLucia Aimed LED luminaires, reducing energy just below 50% compared to the metal halide or high pressure sodium lights. The new LED lights are "cobra head" in style and are mounted on existing roadway lighting poles, saving Camp Lejeune, and federal taxpayers, the cost of installing new poles. The new LED cobra head luminaires are completely maintenance-free, requiring no lamp replacements for more than 12 years of nighttime use, dramatically reducing the high constant expense of replacing lamps and ballasts in older technologies.

Entrance to Camp Lejeune BEFORE EvoLucia LED Lighting.