Demonstrating lighting control that pays ...

New IEPC Corp. Web Site Demonstrates Savings Generated by Lighting Technology

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., March 30, 2007 - International Engineering, Products, and Consulting Corp. (IEPC), developers of technology products that transform dormant industries, launched a new web site that provides detailed information to potential customers demonstrating how its VB400 intelligent HID lighting controls lower lighting energy costs by as much as 40 to 60 percent while increasing performance and optimizing the efficiency of each lamp. At www.iepc.cc visitors can use a cost-savings generator to calculate how much they can save by using the VB400; compare the advantages of the VB400 paired with HID lighting versus T5/T8 HO fluorescent lighting; and educate themselves on this novel technology that combines a variable universal ballast with all the benefits of a lighting control system (but with significantly lower costs).

"For the last 100 years, the lighting industry has not seen many breakthroughs in terms of innovative technologies, but that has changed," said Ron Flores, president of IEPC Corp. "It's not enough to be committed to developing energy-efficient technologies; we must be committed as well to educating the public on how they can benefit from utilizing these products in both the short and long term. Our new web site allows us to do that on a much larger scale."

The VB400 Lighting Control is one of the first HID lighting solutions that meets many of California's energy code specifications known as Title 24 Regulations while providing significant cost-reduction and enhanced lighting quality for industrial and commercial businesses, warehouses, aquariums, hydroponics growers, sporting facilities and retail stores. The intelligent HID lighting control eliminates the need for relays, dimmers, timers, control panels, and related labor because all these components are integrated into the VB400 Lighting Control. The microprocessor-based VB400 Lighting Control regulates the current flow for nearly every type of HID lamp-metal halide, high-pressure sodium and pulse start.