GE Lighting, an industry leader in major lighting solutions for commercial, industrial and residential use, showcased its portfolio of modern, energy-efficient lighting systems at a recent roadshow in Riyadh.

Encompassing all application verticals, the portfolio of energy-efficient lighting products by GE covered the lighting requirements of the Kingdom across road transport, commercial, hospitality and retail segments, among others.

The roadshow featured both LED down lights as well as indoor products, in addition to a special collection of lighting solutions that are ideal for the outdoor weather conditions of the region.

Diederik de Stoppelaar, Global Outdoor leader of GE Lighting, underlined the importance of adapting energy efficient lighting systems to the participants, who represented all key industry sectors.

“Apart from reduced energy consumption, GE Lighting’s new portfolio of lighting solutions also ensures the added advantage of reduced carbon footprint and reduction in the cost of usage by up to 80 percent that adds to the long-term value for users.”

'With growing demand for energy as well as the Kingdom witnessing massive investments in infrastructure development including the building of new highways and commercial projects, drawing on the newest technologies in lighting is important for long-run operational efficiencies as well as to meet the energy requirements,' he remarked.

'GE Lighting’s long history of operations in the Kingdom make as an ideal partner, with our solutions tailored to meet the requirements of the region,' he added.

Among the newest products on display at the roadshow included the new Lumination LED Luminaires range for office applications, and the LED Road R250 for smart city outdoor lighting.

Lumination family offers the first true LED alternative to LFL lighting for office, retail, education and healthcare environments - making significant energy savings a commercial reality and introducing full dimming capability and unrivalled architectural styling to both retrofit and new build projects.-TradeArabia News Service