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Superior Announces its "Back to Green Campaign" for the Upcoming Fall Season

Superior Lamp Inc. intends to jump start its "Back to Green" campaign this coming fall, because over the summer months it is easy to lose sight of the benefits gained from using energy-saving lighting products.

2010-08-17
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ, August 17, 2010 (Press-News.org) Over the summer months it is easy to lose sight of the benefits gained from using energy-saving lighting products. We are all outdoors more often right now and can forget that the natural sunshine we are experiencing is already starting to set sooner and that the morning light doesn't rise as early as it did just a few weeks ago.

Superior is redoubling its efforts to inform the commercial market that it can go "green" while bringing the natural sunlight indoors for the benefit of all as the days grow shorter. "The combination of [our] hi-tech lighting products and the fact that these products save all their accounts on time, energy and effort has always been the keystone to our success," says Tom Mosher, a member of Superior's executive staff. Tom continues and announces that, "For companies considering the use of our quality products they will certainly receive the benefits from investing in their lighting products by gaining the advantages of working under "corrected light" and increasing "seeability".

Seeability is derived from the balanced light produced by their "Heavy Duty Xtrabrite fluorescents and, according to Tom, renders natural color and less eye-strain.

All of Superior's lamps offer these proven benefits and additionally last up to 24 times longer than conventional products. It's easy to see that the reduced number of bulbs used alone will decrease the recycling process by a tremendous amount. As for the labor involved in having to replace up to 24 lamps as compared to installing just one of the Superior Lamp heavy duty products, the savings become even more impressive.

America is constantly seeking out better solutions to daily workplace demands. Superior states that by using their quality heavy duty lighting products there are numerous benefits. Not only do their products offer the immediate user benefits, but the fact that their "Xtrabrite Fluorescents" are made in America with American components, greatly reduces the use of offshore considerations.

Superior continues to state that, "This fall we can all receive the benefits from using the right product for the right task. Heavy Duty Xtrabrite is the answer for today's problems. Save your company on time and effort while helping to save the environment for our children. This fall reignite your efforts to go green!"

For more information about Superior Lamp, please feel free to visitor their website at the following link: http://www.superiorlampinc.com/ and their blog at the following link: http://superiorlamp.blogspot.com/.


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[Press-News.org] Superior Announces its "Back to Green Campaign" for the Upcoming Fall Season
Superior Lamp Inc. intends to jump start its "Back to Green" campaign this coming fall, because over the summer months it is easy to lose sight of the benefits gained from using energy-saving lighting products.