Gothenburg, Sweden and San Francisco, California, USA
August 27, 2015
Heliospectra AB (OTCQB:HLSPY, FIRSTNORTH: HELIO) is proud to announce the launch of two new lamp products, the E60 and the Heliospectra LightBar.
Heliospectra, known for it’s best-of-breed Light Recipe software, is positioned to accept pre-orders for the E60, a full spectrum, horticulture top-light designed for commercial growers. Built from the LX60 platform, the E60 offers the same superior engineering that Heliospectra has built its reputation upon, at a lower price point, minus the software options. The LightBar, a linear version of the E60, rounds out the company’s product portfolio by supplying growers with a “light bar” style luminaire and further adds to the company’s complete growing system approach.
Staffan Hillberg, CEO of Heliospectra stated; ”The E60 and the Heliospectra LightBar boast high intensity output, light enhancing optics, optimal growth spectrum, and are less expensive. As Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) continues to evolve and massive commercial operations are built, products like the E60 and the LightBar compliment the vertical and volumetric nature of Heliospectra’s customer base. Growers that plan early and integrate smart technology like Heliospectra’s LED lamps into their operations are doing so because food prices continue to rise and commoditize - squeezing out less efficient growers that use archaic lighting, like HID. Heliospectra continues to see rapid growth in all of its target verticals – indoor, greenhouse, medical plants and research.”
“The two fixed spectrum, high intensity lights are part of a growing product portfolio that Heliospectra has been developing from its proprietary, patented biofeedback science. Close collaboration with some of the world’s leading greenhouse growers, innovative product development and smart manufacturing, has resulted in our ability to offer these two new products at competitive price points without sacrificing the high quality that Heliospectra’s brand is synonymous with” added Anthony Gilley, Heliospectra’s CTO.
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