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For more than 10 years, we have been committed to the research and development and production of high-quality fire emergency lighting, emergency control power and green lighting energy-saving products. The products are mainly supplied to Hong Kong, Europe and America markets, and widely used in star hotels, high-end office buildings, convention and exhibition centers, sports venues, large shopping malls and subway and other places.

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For more than ten years, we have been committed to research and development and production of high-quality fire emergency lighting, emergency control power and green lighting energy-saving products. The products are mainly supplied to Hong Kong, Europe and America, and are widely used in star-rated hotels, high-end office buildings, convention and exhibition centers. , sports venues, large shopping malls and subways.

For more than ten years, we have been committed to research and development and production of high-quality fire emergency lighting, emergency control power and green lighting energy-saving products. The products are mainly supplied to Hong Kong, Europe and America, and are widely used in star-rated hotels, high-end office buildings, convention and exhibition centers. , sports venues, large shopping malls and subways.

For more than ten years, we have been committed to research and development and production of high-quality fire emergency lighting, emergency control power and green lighting energy-saving products. The products are mainly supplied to Hong Kong, Europe and America, and are widely used in star-rated hotels, high-end office buildings, convention and exhibition centers. , sports venues, large shopping malls and subways.

For more than ten years, we have been committed to research and development and production of high-quality fire emergency lighting, emergency control power and green lighting energy-saving products. The products are mainly supplied to Hong Kong, Europe and America, and are widely used in star-rated hotels, high-end office buildings, convention and exhibition centers. , sports venues, large shopping malls and subways.

For more than ten years, we have been committed to research and development and production of high-quality fire emergency lighting, emergency control power and green lighting energy-saving products. The products are mainly supplied to Hong Kong, Europe and America, and are widely used in star-rated hotels, high-end office buildings, convention and exhibition centers. , sports venues, large shopping malls and subways.

For more than ten years, we have been committed to research and development and production of high-quality fire emergency lighting, emergency control power and green lighting energy-saving products. The products are mainly supplied to Hong Kong, Europe and America, and are widely used in star-rated hotels, high-end office buildings, convention and exhibition centers. , sports venues, large shopping malls and subways.

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We are committed to the development and production of high-quality fire emergency lighting, emergency control power supply and green lighting energy-saving products

Foshan Kaili Lighting Technology Co. , Ltd. was founded in 2004, is the forefront of Foshan emergency and Green Lighting Enterprises. For more than 10 years, we have been committed to developing and producing high-quality fire emergency lighting lamps, emergency control power supply and green lighting energy-saving products. And widely used in star hotels, high-end office buildings, convention and Exhibition Center, sports venues, large shopping malls and subway and other places...


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Don't underestimate the smart light bulb, it can change the Internet of Things "plague"

A cryptographer has drafted a paper on how a smart light bulb can infect malware throughout the smart city in a matter of minutes; this is the RSA year of participating in a recent security provider in Silicon Valley, USA. One of the topics discussed by experts at the RSA Conference (RSA Conference, now part of the Dell-EMC Group). On another agenda, Michael McCaul, chairman of the congressional committee on homeland security and member of the House of Representatives (Texas Tenth District), proposed a more threatening potential risk: “The bad guys are at our critical foundation. The construction leaves cyber fingerprints, revealing that they are monitoring what you said and what you did, and can strike you from the inside." McCaul therefore called for a national cybersecurity program coordinated by the US Department of Homeland to host regular exercises and set options for counterattacks: “We are fighting in our digital lives, and we have not won. "He listens to briefings on cybersecurity threats every week, including the activities of Russian hackers during the US presidential election last spring. McCaul said: "I urged President Obama and then presidential candidate Trump to publicly express their position, but were disappointed with their response to the threat of threatening the national system. RSA's public key encryption co-developer Adi Shamir's overall assessment of cybersecurity is equally worrying. He said in an interview with cryptographers: "The Internet we know today is no longer saved. Now, I really think we should get rid of the retraining." kailiShamir and his colleagues will present a paper this year entitled "IoT Going Nuclear", describing how a person can use a smart light bulb with malware and use a lot of intelligence in minutes. The entire smart city of lighting fixtures is infected. He pointed out that the smart TV of Korean manufacturer LG Electronics was attacked by ransomware: "The government should do something about this problem, such as not allowing those devices that are not secure to link to the public Internet;" the proposal won the audience. Warm applause. And the experts agree that machine learning, quantum computing, and blockchains will not have much impact on security in the foreseeable future. Shamir said: "I am optimistic about the performance of artificial intelligence (AI) on the defensive, but not offensive; resisting a new generation of zero-day attacks requires a clever approach, not a powerful machine learning program: "That applies to behavioral comparisons. (comparing behaviors), discovering exceptions, and alerting for exceptions. ” The quantum computer that beats today's encryption technology architecture will take many years to build, but Susan Landau, a professor of cybersecurity strategy at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, said: "I have not seen it in the field of post-quantum research. There is the same level of mathematical research (with general encryption technology), which is related to whether I accept it (that is, today's post-quantum technology) as a standard." Investment education is the best defensive weapon Ron Rivest, another co-developer of RSA, said that the influence of blockchain technology, which is more widely used behind bitcoin, has been exaggerated: "It feels like being imaged like a panacea... That can be used in the financial sector... but not universally needed;” He called for greater investment in education, which is the best security strategy: “This will give birth to more talent and develop the tools needed.” The cryptographer Whitfield Diffie called for more investment in the new kind of architecture-correct-by-construction programming technology: "I think we have made everything wrong, I have been there a few years ago. Think about it." “The logically verified code” is greatly underestimated if we can bet on resources like interactive logic technologies that are spent on logical functioning devices and quality programming. , we will achieve better results;" Diffie's speech also received warm applause. In another conversation, Congressman McCaul generally agreed that "the federal government agency is not the answer to cybersecurity, and the answer should come from the outstanding achievements of the private sector." He said: "We are losing talent in the network field because of low morale and internal morale. There are more money outside;" He called for more cybersecurity scholarships to reward government services. And when McCaul pointed out: "The safety platform has back doors is a big mistake;" also won the applause of the technical experts present. Security experts at the conference are also worried that the new Trump administration may put pressure on companies and must provide keys to law enforcement. Worcester Polytechnic Landau is writing a new book that is expected to be published in the fall. The case will be described as: "The law enforcement agencies (in the digital age) have many different survey

How much can you save every family with LED bulbs for 10 years?

The Consumers Association of America (CFA) recently conducted a consumer survey that focused on illuminating residential spaces and found that typical American homes used at least 20 bulbs at home. kaili CFA commissioned the Court of Final Appeal to conduct a survey based on 60 watt equivalent non-dimmable soft white LED bulbs sold by Lowes, Home Depot, Walmart, Costco, Target, Mega Supermarket, Safeway, CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, etc. Then, based on the annual electricity cost and the estimated life of a light bulb and the price of the bulb, a ten-year fee is obtained. For example, a survey of 60-watt non-dimmable light bulbs found that the average 10-year cost of LEDs was $13.70, while the average 10-year cost of incandescent and halogen lamps was $69.49. Since the average household uses more than 20 bulbs, consumers now rely on incandescent and halogen lamps, saving more than $1,000 by switching to LEDs. Melfar-Crawford, director of CFA Energy Programs, said: "By using LED bulbs, consumers can not only save money but also curb power usage, potentially reducing the need for expensive new power plants." "LED bulbs are consumers, electricity A win-win situation for the company and the environment," she added. The price of LED bulbs has dropped by 85% in recent years, but some people still think it is expensive. According to an American family, there are at least 20 bulbs, about $5 a bulb, and replacing incandescent and halogen bulbs with LEDs would cost about $100 or more than twice that of a conventional incandescent or halogen bulb. However, LED lamps have long service life, low energy consumption, higher efficiency, and more power savings, thus making up for additional costs. In addition, CFA's price survey conducted in April found that most stores' 60-watt equivalent LED bulbs are now under $5. Energy-efficient LED bulbs on the Potomac River in Maryland tend to be cheaper because local power companies can implement rebates and allow manufacturers or retailers to subsidize to lower prices. The main reason for the huge cost difference between different types of bulbs is related to the difference in power consumption. Incandescent/halogen lamps surveyed typically consume approximately $5 per year of electricity, while LED bulbs typically use approximately $1 per year. In fact, the life of incandescent/halogen bulbs is usually 1 to 2 years, and most LED bulbs have a life span of more than 10 years, which is part of the cost difference. kaili Mel Hall-Crawford said: "The LED bulbs are of good quality and last longer than traditional incandescent and halogen bulbs, and will eventually save money over time." "Enduring means consumers don't have to spend money to replace Light bulbs, don't worry about changing bulbs often. “This is a convenient thing,” Hall-Crawford said. “If the luminaire is on a high place, you don’t have the trouble of replacing the bulb often.” In addition, most people are accustomed to the warm yellow glow of incandescent and halogen bulbs. However, LED lights also have cooler shades of white and daylight tones as well as dimmable and non-dimmable varieties. An LED (Light Emitting Diode) is a solid-state semiconductor device that converts electrical energy into visible light, which directly converts electricity into light. Stephen Brobeck, executive director of CFA, said: "This light bulb revolution is supported by the US federal government's energy efficiency standards." In 2000, the US Department of Energy (DOE) began to promote the development of LED technology. In 2009, less than 400,000 LED lights were used in American homes. But by 2014, 78 million LED lights have been installed. Last year, DOE released a biennial forecast for solid-state lighting energy-saving applications for general lighting applications. The report focuses on the general lighting market in the United States. According to the report, in 2035, LED lights and luminaires are expected to account for 86% of the installation of lamps, covering all lighting categories. However, a survey conducted by the Court of Final Appeal in June 2016 showed that only 36% of consumers knew about the benefits of high-efficiency LED luminaires. “We are working hard to educate consumers,” Mel Hall-Crawford said. “Changes take time. We are getting people familiar with this new type of light bulb and they will save money.” In addition to saving money, the use of LED lighting is also of great significance in terms of energy savings. LED lights emit less heat than traditional incandescent and halogen lamps. Mel Hall-Crawford said: "Incandescent and halogen bulbs waste energy by releasing more heat. In fact, incandescent bulbs emit about 90% of the energy as heat. LED lamps use 75-80% less energy." According to the DOE, it is estimated that in 2035, the energy saved by LED lighting will reach 5.1 quads (Kude, energy unit, 1 Kurd is equivalent to 2400 million metric tons of oil), almost a year for 45 million households in the U

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