Snow-Bright

New SNOW-BRIGHT lighting at Mt. Peter Ski area. #mtpeterski

Ski Slope Lighting

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Save 80% and More in Electricity! Snow-Bright lights use 70% less electricity to produce 2.77 times more usable light. A typical MH or HPS ballast can range up to 150W while Snow-Bright ballasts use only 15W and have a .98 power factor. Most importantly, MH, HPS, and LED lamps use up to 20 times their operating current just to turn on. This is called in-rush current. Snow-Bright has negligible... in-rush current. This can lower demand charges and drop the entire electric bill by thousands of dollars. See more

Snow-Bright lighting is an entirely new and special approach to snow illumination. Using magnetic induction technology (MIL), the Snow-Bright spectrum is precisely matched to the reflective properties of all types of snow; from powder to granular to hardpack, and even ice. The Snow-Bright color rendition index (CRI) exceeds 90 with a full spectrum that emphasizes visually effective lumens. Snow-Bright lights are not hot like MH and HPS. There is no... wasted light in the ultraviolet or infrared range. This means a 300W Snow-Bright fixture can generate more usable light than a 1,000W MH or 1,200W HPS. Snow-Bright lights have absolutely no flicker. Magnetic induction technology is the only lighting that provides constant and steady light. This adds tremendous control and safety for nighttime training and events. The light remains consistent throughout the evening session. Snow-Bright uses full diffusion nano-particle reflectors that evenly disperse light to diminish glare and increase visual perception. Snow-Bright is so effective that it passes Dark Sky compliance for some of the strictest light pollution regulations and guidelines. At the same time, voids are eliminated by the diffused output, making any lighting plan more efficient and effective. The most striking and interesting aspect of Snow-Bright illumination is the total lack of glare. This is because the Snow-Bright spectrum actually refracts along the snow surface. This gives the appearance of a soft glow and may be mistaken as less light. This effect is precisely what gives Snow-Bright the visual advantage over MH, HPS, and LED. Less glare means less eye strain and better visual concentration. Glare looks bright but is bad for sight. See more