PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT


AMP Lighting 42" Radix Tower LED Bollard Light


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The Radix Tower LED 42-inch bollard light made by AMP Lighting, Lutz, Florida, is a solid brass constructed, decorative and eye-catching luminaire that is beautiful both


during the day and at night. When lit, the tower projects a compelling nature-inspired pattern of light and shadow. Since the fixture includes two LED light sources (one at the base and the other under the top cap), the pattern projects both up and down. AMP bollards represent impressive and ef-


fective visual elements in the outdoor lighting design. The fixtures are installed in the landscape


using included stakes or onto decks or patios with screws and anchors. The solid cast brass modules house two integrated LED light sourc- es.


KEY FEATURES


• Brass construction with two solid cast brass LED modules


• Light source: Two BuddyPro Cree LED Puck Lights, 100 lumens each


• Projects a nature-inspired pattern of light and shadow


• Low voltage (12V) • Color temperature – 2700K • UL & cUL listed • Hassle-free lifetime warranty


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Baseline, Boise, Idaho, an irrigation brand under HydroPoint, elevates the conven- tional tipping rain bucket with the Precip


Sensor, communicating real-time rain data across networked controllers. Through auto- mation and real-time data, the system makes informed irrigation decisions during and fol- lowing rainfall events. Start, stop or pause irrigation based on rain


rate (with .01-inch resolution), accumulation and effective rainfall when .combined with this EPA WaterSense-labeled soil moisture sensor. With proven precision in the industry, the


tipping rain bucket hardware coupled with Baseline’s decoder technology is an engi- neered solution for optimal data accuracy.


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In an industry where maps play such an important role, all job-related communi- cation happens outside the maps.


Dover, Delaware-headquartered-SiteRecon’s


free mobile app of the same name enables you to create notes on digital site maps. You can add images, videos and other attachments; assign tasks; monitor job progress; and export maintenance reports to share with clients to build trust and transparency. Here’s an example of how it would work:


You identify a service issue. You take a picture and tag the issue “ON THE MAP.” A crew member sees the issue and the blue dot of his location on the map. He walks up to it, fixes it, takes a photograph and reports back.


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Hinkley Inc., Avon Lake, Ohio, has released its new adjustable LumaCore spotlight, an innovative system that delivers 12 distinct


lighting options in a single design. The LED core and metal-on-metal design outperform standard LED bulbs and are guaranteed by a lifetime warranty. The system features four output levels for


easy adjustability: 3W (260 lumens), 5W (350 lumens), 8W (475 lumens) or 12W (750 lumens). Also included are three lens options with


each fixture to easily change the beam spread in the module: 20-degree spot, 40-degree flood and 60-degree flood. The adjustable LumaCore module is available in either 2,700K (warm white) or 3,000K (white).


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Pipelyne, Cork, Munster, Ireland, was built by home-service business owners to help like-minded businesses to flourish with


their lead generation. With its software platform of the same


name, Pipelyne replaces your web form with a high-converting bespoke questionnaire that provides instant estimates. Some of its key features like scheduling, booking and payment solutions assist businesses in building their sales pipeline. Pipelyne’s hassle-free tool allows you to


integrate within your existing systems letting businesses have a seamless operation. Pipe- lyne can be embedded in your website and all of this is deployed in 24 hours.


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Irrigation & Lighting Summer 2022


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HydroPoint | Precipitation sensor


Hinkley Inc. | Spotlight


SiteRecon | Mobile mapping app


Pipelyne | E-commerce software


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