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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/","10 May 2010","McGeoch LED Marine Military Motor Sport Naval Offshore Rail Lighting Lights & Applications","led emergency lighting, led flags, led hospital & field hospital lighting, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led nava","McGeoch led defence, emergency, hazardous area, hospital, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, submarine, tactical & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Total Solution Provision in LED Lighting Worldwide Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Welcome to the world of McGeoch and to our new LED Technology Business. This new organisation is taking McGeoch \'s traditional and comprehensive range of ruggedised lighting one huge step further with the development of specialist LED lighting and signalling for defence, marine, military, offshore, rail and motor sport applications using state-of-the-art LED technology and designed to meet the low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the modern world ... more Our exciting and comprehensive range of products now includes hospital & field hospital lighting, led emergency lighting, led tactical lighting & battery back-up, led flags, led harsh environment lighting, led hazardous area lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led marshalling safety flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor sport & karting flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led rail lights & lighting, led ruggedised lighting, led ruggedized lighting, led safety flags, led shelter lights & lighting, led train lights & lighting, marine led lights & lighting, military container & tent lights & lighting, military vehicle lights & lighting, rail approved lighting and rolling stock approved lighting . Please use the menu below and the links opposite to find out more about McGeoch and its comprehensive range of products and services. Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limite d ",14);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/offshore/index.htm","28 Apr 2010","McGeoch LED Offshore Lights & Lighting","led drilling platform lighting, led drilling platform lights, led harsh environment lighting, led harsh environment lights, led hazardous area lighting, led hazardous area lights, led offshore lighting, led offshore lights, led oil rig lighting, led oil ","McGeoch led offshore lights & lighting for oil rigs & oil drilling platforms. led lights & lighting for harsh and hazardous environments","Making a brighter and safer environment for offshore workers Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport McGeoch LED Technology has developed a new, innovative range of hazardous area LED lighting products to meet the future of low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the oil and gas industries. Click the images below or scroll down the page for further details... McGeoch Commander McGeoch Endurance Bespoke LED Offshore Lighting McGeoch Commander & Endurance Making a brighter & safer environment for oil workers... Factory sealed to IP68 No problematic  \'bi \' or  \'mono \' pins Purpose design - free from electronic ballasts Zero maintenance Mercury free – no special disposal procedures/costs Matched light output to current fluorescent performances ATEX approval (pending) - Zone 1 and Zone 21 to EN 60079-10 Solid State LED light source with a longevity of between 8 and 10 years and much more... Click on the product thumbnails above for further details and downloadable data sheets Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",13);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/defence/index.htm","29 Apr 2010","McGeoch LED Defence Lights & Lighting","led aerospace lighting, led aerospace lights, led marine lighting, led marine lights, led military lighting, led military lights, led naval lighting, led naval lights, led navigation lights, led shelter lighting, led shelter lights, led submarine lights ","led lights & lighting for aerospace, defence, marine, military & naval applications. led container & tent lights & lighting. Led military vehicle lights & lighting","High tech LED lighting for defence & military applications Shelters Vehicles Marine Aerospace As a result of its close collaboration with the armed forces and the world \'s navies, McGeoch has developed a comprehensive range of LED lighting units for various applications. Click on the images below or scroll down the page for further details... Tent, Shelter & Container Lights Tank & Armoured Personnel Carrier Lights General Purpose Marine & Navigation Lights Civil & Military Aerospace Lights HMS Daring, the first of the new Type 45 Destroyers being built for the British Royal Navy for which McGeoch is supplying all the electrical control systems and lighting. Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",14);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/rail/index.htm","28 Apr 2010","McGeoch LED Rail, Railway & Train Lights & Lighting","led rail lighting, led rail lights, led rail pit lane lighting, led rail pit lane lights, led railway lighting, led railway lights, led train lighting, led train lights, rail approved lighting, rail approved lights, rolling stock approved lighting, rolli","led lights & lighting for rail, railway and train applications. Rail approved lights & lighting. Rolling stock approved lights & lighting","High tech LED lighting to brighten up the way rail travellers travel! Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport For today’s high energy cost market place, McGeoch LED Technology has developed a comprehensive, highly cost effective and environmentally friendly range of LED rail lights with very low through life costs. Click on the images below or scroll down the page for further details... Ceiling Raft Lighting Pit Lane Lights Spot Lights Bespoke LED Rail Lighting Toilet Lights Step Lights McGeoch \'s new range of rail lights High tech LED lighting to brighten up the way rail travellers travel! Energy efficient rail vehicle lighting (less power, less heat, similar light output) Consistent light temperature with fewer components – one integrated module, no voltage inversion ‘ballast’ unit Service life is not affected by switching cycles (as with fluorescents) Much improved crashworthiness rating – robust AV/ST9001 based design and much more... Click on the product thumbnails above for further details and downloadable data sheets Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",15);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/motorsport/index.htm","28 Apr 2010","McGeoch LED Motor Sport & Karting Marshalling Safety Flags & Systems","F1 lighting, F1 lights, grand prix lighting, grand prix lights, karting, led flags, led formula 1 flags, led formula one flags, led karting flags, led karting lighting, led karting lights, led karting system, led marshalling flags, led marshalling safety","Led motor racing, motor sport & karting marshalling safety flags & systems. F1 & grand prix marshalling safety flags & systems","High tech LED flags for the fast & furious world of motor sport Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Probably one o f the greatest innovations of the last few years, the new McGeoch LED Motor Racing Flag combines design ingenuity with practicality to provide a new, fresh and dynamic approach to motor racing track signalling. Click on the images below or scroll down the page for further details... High power, daylight readable marshalling flag replacement signs Motor Sport LED Safety Car Light Karting Marshalling Light System Bespoke LED Motor Sport Signalling Systems McGeoch \'s new revolutionary Motor Sport Marshalling Flags High tech LED signalling for the fast and furious world of motor sport & karting Bespoke LED signage system to augment race marshal \'s flags Extremely bright - 1 kilometre minimum visibility Specific colours to emulate cloth flags Integration with race control protocol Lightweight with over 700 individual LED/RGB \'s Special optics plus diffuser with baffles Computer interface control system and much more... Click on the product thumbnails above for further details and downloadable data sheets Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",15);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/about/index.htm","29 Apr 2010","About McGeoch","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Total Solution Provision in LED Lighting Worldwide Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Welcome to the world of McGeoch and to our new LED Technology Business. This new organisation is taking McGeoch \'s traditional and comprehensive range of ruggedised lighting one huge step further with the development of specialist LED lighting and signalling for defence, marine, military, offshore, rail and motor sport applications using state-of-the-art LED technology and designed to meet the low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the modern world If a current link doesn \'t take you where you want to go or you can \'t find exactly what you \'re looking for or the information you specifically need, please either email or call us. McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk The Legacy of McGeoch Under the waves and on the surface, the name of McGeoch Technology has long been synonymous with high quality marine electrical systems. Now a proven supplier to the British Royal Navy \'s Type 45 Destroyer, Astute Submarine and Queen Elizabeth (QE) Class Aircraft Carrier Projects, McGeoch continues to build its reputation for quality, reliability and value-for-money total service. McGeoch Technology specialises in the design, engineering, manufacture, project management and installation of electrical and electronic equipment for marine vessels and submarines including specialist lights, lighting and switchgear. From its headquarters in Birmingham, the company offers a total solutions package with prototype and test, supply chain and manufacture and integrated logistical support forming a vital part of day-to-day operations, all backed by a team of highly qualified design engineers, widely experienced in all aspects of both mechanical and electrical applications. McGeoch has successfully engineered and supplied electrical equipment for many of the world \'s frigates, destroyers, off-shore patrol vessels, missile boats and submarines in projects such as Type 42, 23, 45, LPD, LPH, Trafalgar and Astute. Equipment such as this forms the very backbone of the McGeoch business and whilst designed to provide a long, trouble-free service life, the company \'s ongoing support is unrivalled in the marine industry. In 1999, McGeoch acquired William White Switchgear to broaden its capability in naval and marine switchgear including control panels, distribution panels, emergency supply connections, load centres and suppressor boxes. The legacy and engineering expertise of William White, with an enviable reputation in the market, is now fully integrated within the McGeoch Organisation to provide complete power management and design solutions for both shipboard and shore applications. McGeoch Technology offers leading edge optics and lighting technology and is committed to retaining its  \'best in class¹ status for the engineering and supply of lights, lighting and switchgear to the marine industry. To enable the company to offer a total solutions package, a range of EMC Enclosures has also been developed. These are now used extensively in defence applications. Based on the company \'s legacy, McGeoch \'s newly-formed Offshore and LED Technology Divisions are now taking the traditional range of lighting one huge step further with the development of specialist units for offshore, rail, marine and motor racing applications using state-of-the-art LED technology and designed to meet the low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the modern world. McGeoch Technology operates to the very highest quality standards and holds BS EN ISO 9001:2000 and BASEEFA approval. Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",19);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/news&events/index.htm","18 Mar 2010","McGeoch LED Technology News & Events","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","News & Events Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport This area of the website is devoted to everything that \'s new and novel within McGeoch LED Technology including new product launches, press information and exhibitions. You can also meet the key players... Click the links below to find out more... Press Information The latest official press information issued by McGeoch LED Technology Press Cuttings What the media is saying about McGeoch \'s exciting new business Exhibitions What \'s on show, when, where and how to get free tickets to visit us Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",12);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/home.htm","6 May 2010","McGeoch LED Marine Military Motor Racing Naval Offshore Rail Lighting Lights & Applications","high efficiency lighting, led, led applications, led based carbon footprint reduction, led based savings, led ceiling lights, led colour changing, led flags, led formula 1 flags, led formula one flags, led harsh environment lighting, led hazardous area l","McGeoch led defence hazardous area marine military motor racing naval offshore rail railway shelter train lighting lights motor-racing flags","Total Solution Provision in LED Lighting Worldwide Offshore Rail Marine Motor Racing home | about us | contact | enquiry | news & events I library I search I sitemap Total Solution Provision in LED Lighting Worldwide Welcome to the world of McGeoch and to our new LED Technology Business. This website is the first stage in an exciting and ongoing development in which new and updated pages, information and links will be added on an almost daily basis. Our exciting and comprehensive range of products and services now includes L E D hazardous area lighting, high efficiency L E D lighting, L E D applications, L E D based carbon footprint reduction, L E D ceiling lights, L E D defence lighting, L E D flags, L E D light fittings, L E D lighting, L E D luminaires, L E D marine lighting, L E D military lighting, L E D motor racing flags, L E D offshore lighting, L E D rail lighting, L E D ruggedised lighting, L E D safety flags, L E D shelter lighting, L E D train lighting, low energy lighting, low power L E D lighting, motor racing flags, motor racing led flags, solid state lighting and ultra efficient lighting. If a current link doesn \'t take you where you want to go or you can \'t find exactly what you \'re looking for or the information you specifically need, please either email or call us. McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate, Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk home | about us | contact | offshore I rail I marine I motorracing I enquiry | news&events | library I search I sitemap Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - Copyright 2009 McGeoch Technology Limited ",16);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/enquiry/index.htm","18 Mar 2010","McGeoch LED Technology Online Enquiry Facility","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","McGeoch LED Technology Online Enquiry Facility Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport You can use this online enquiry facility to request further information about our exciting new range of LED lighting and signalling for defence, marine, military, offshore, rail and motor sport applications using state-of-the-art LED technology and designed to meet the low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the modern world. 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McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Online Enquiry Facility Business Sector LED Product Please send me further information LED Offshore Lighting McGeoch Commander McGeoch Endurance Bespoke LED Offshore Lighting LED Rail Lighting Ceiling Raft Lighting Pit Lane Lighting Spot Lights Step Lights Toilet Lights Bespoke LED Rail Lighting LED Marine Lighting Battery-Backed Escape Lights Low-intensity, night vision adaptation or night vision goggle (NVG) compatible, security lighting Submarine Emergency Navigation Lights Bespoke LED Marine Lighting LED Motor Sport Signalling & Lighting High power LED daylight readable marshalling flag replacement signs LED Safety Car Flag LED Karting Marshalling System Bespoke LED Motor Sport Signalling & Lighting LED Military Shelter & Vehicle Lighting Slimline Series Canvass/Tent Lights Armoured Personnel Carrier Lights Tank Lights Bespoke LED Military Shelter & Vehicle Lighting Name: Company/Organisation: Country: Please select... 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Your search results will be displayed in the box below the main menu - in an instant! within All text Title Keywords Descriptions File name using All words Any words Exact phrase Search Results Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",13);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/apology/specialprojects.htm","29 Apr 2010","Missing Information Apology (Special Projects)","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Online Information Not Yet Available Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport We are sorry that the information you requested on our Special Projects is not yet available online. 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McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 200 9 /2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",12);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/environmental/index.htm","10 May 2010","McGeoch LED Technology & The Environment - Green Policy","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","McGeoch LED Technology & The Environment Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport McGeoch LED Technology is committed to minimising the impact of its operational activities on the environment, meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. The key points of our strategy to achieve this are: Minimise waste by evaluating operations and ensuring they are as efficient as possible. Minimise toxic emissions through careful selection of energy sources. Actively promote recycling both internally and amongst our customers and suppliers. Source and promote a product range to minimise the environmental impact of both production and distribution. Meet or exceed all the environmental legislation that relates to the company. Use an accredited program to offset the greenhouse gas emissions generated by our activities. McGeoch & The Carbon Trust Energy Efficiency Loans from the Carbon Trust are a cost effective way to replace or upgrade your existing equipment with a more energy efficient version. This means an immediate benefit from carbon, energy and cost savings. McGeoch LED Technology can provide details of Carbon Trust interest-free loans and assist you in completing your application Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limite d ",13);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/glossary/index.htm","10 May 2010","McGeoch LED Technology Website Glossary","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Glossary of Abbreviations & Terms Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport ATEX The name commonly given to the legal requirements for controlling explosive atmospheres and the suitability of equipment and protective systems used in them. ATOC Association of Train Operating Companies AV/ST9001 A standard produced on behalf of the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC) by Railway Safety and intended for use by the railway industry. All companies contributing to the supply of new railway vehicles operating in the UK will comply with the requirements contained within it. It is also intended for use where reasonably practicable when vehicles are undergoing engineering change. EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility - the ability of different items of electrical equipment to work together without suffering the effects of interference. IP68 (IP) Total dust ingress protection - (68) long term immersion to a specified pressure LED Light Emitting Diode, a rectifying semiconductor device which converts electrical energy into electromagnetic radiation of a wavelength in or near the visible spectrum of light. QE Class Queen Elizabeth, a new class of British Royal Navy aircraft carriers for which McGeoch is supplying all the general and emergency lighting including the distribution panels necessary to power and control the lighting. In all, over 24,000 individual units for general illumination below deck and in cabins, corridors, compartments and hangars together with around 500 lighting distribution panels will be supplied by McGeoch in a six-year delivery programme which began in January 2010. RGB The RGB colour model is an additive colour model in which red, green, and blue light are added together in various ways to reproduce a broad array of colours. The name of the model comes from the initials of the three additive primary colours - red, green and blue. 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We will achieve this through the implementation and maintenance of our Quality Management System that satisfies the requirements of ISO 9001:2000 and other related standards. An integral part of this policy is a commitment to assist customers to examine and define fully the products and services required from the company. McGeoch Technology is committed to a regular review of Quality objectives and to the continual improvement of performance. McGeoch Technology operates to the very highest quality standards and holds BS EN ISO 9001:2008, BASEEFA approval and SC21. 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This copyright notice This copyright notice is based on a precedent created by website-contracts.co.uk and published by freenetlaw.com . Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limite d ",16);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/McGeoch%20Endurance.pdf","3 Mar 2010","McGeoch%20Endurance","","","ENDURANCE LED LUMINAIRE FOR HAZARDOUS AREAS  McGeoch LED Technology has developed a new, innovative range of hazardous area LED lighting products to meet the future of low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the oil and gas industries. McGeoch Endurance is a self contained LED luminaire replacement for traditional fluorescent lighting and part of this brand new specialised range now available from McGeoch. These new units are particularly suitable for offshore and hazardous area applications. Endurance features high power LED \'s in a sealed package with constant current 700mA, driver circuit for use on global mains supplies and additional low level emergency supply. It also offers reduced power consumption, maintenance free operation and is completely and environmentally safe with no disposal of mercury. 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Led military vehicle lights & lighting","High tech LED lighting for marine & naval applications Shelters Vehicles Marine Aerospace Under the waves and on the surface, the name of McGeoch has long been synonymous with high quality marine lighting . Now the company \'s traditional and comprehensive range been taken one huge step further with the development of specialist LED lighting for marine and naval applications using state-of-the-art LED technology and designed to meet the low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the modern world. Click the images below or scroll down the page for further details... General Purpose Lighting - Above & Below Deck Navigation Lights Automatic Emergency Lights McGeoch \'s unique range of marine lighting Long life, maintenance free LED lighting above and below the waves Robustly constructed from mild steel White powder coated, easy-to-clean surfaces Wide range of lighting units available for all marine applications Ruggedised design based on McGeoch traditional range Lifetime guarantee with zero maintenance Available with a choice of defusers and much more... Click on the product thumbnails above for further details and downloadable data sheets Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - Email: © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",14);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/apology/offshore.htm","29 Apr 2010","Missing Information Apology (Offshore)","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Online Information Not Yet Available Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport We are sorry that the information you requested on our bespoke LED Offshore Lighting is not yet available online. McGeoch LED Technology maintains a continuous programme of website improvement and development and the information you require will be available online in the course of the next few weeks. In the meantime, please Click Here to complete and return our online enquiry form or contact... McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 200 9 /2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",11);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/militaryshelters/index.htm","28 Apr 2010","McGeoch LED Military Container, Shelter & Tent Lights & Lighting","led aerospace lighting, led aerospace lights, led marine lighting, led marine lights, led military lighting, led military lights, led naval lighting, led naval lights, led navigation lights, led shelter lighting, led shelter lights, led submarine lights ","led lights & lighting for aerospace, defence, marine, military & naval applications. led container & tent lights & lighting. Led military vehicle lights & lighting","High tech LED lighting for military tents, shelters & containers Shelters Vehicles Marine Aerospace As a result of its close collaboration with the armed forces, McGeoch has developed a new range of compact and slimline LED lighting units designed specifically for harsh environments such as military personnel accommodation in and around hostile zones. Click on the images below or scroll down the page for further details... Slimline Series Canvass/Tent Lights Bespoke LED Military & Defence Lighting Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",12);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/militaryvehicles/index.htm","28 Apr 2010","McGeoch LED Military Vehicle Lights & Lighting","led aerospace lighting, led aerospace lights, led marine lighting, led marine lights, led military lighting, led military lights, led naval lighting, led naval lights, led navigation lights, led shelter lighting, led shelter lights, led submarine lights ","led lights & lighting for aerospace, defence, marine, military & naval applications. led container & tent lights & lighting. Led military vehicle lights & lighting","High tech LED Lighting for tanks & military vehicles Shelters Vehicles Marine Aerospace As a result of its close collaboration with the armed forces, McGeoch has developed a new range of compact, slimline and rugged LED lighting units designed specifically for military vehicles such as armoured personnel carriers and tanks. Click on the images below or scroll down the page for further details... 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Led military vehicle lights & lighting","High tech LED lighting for civil & military aircraft applications Shelters Vehicles Marine Aerospace As a result of its close collaboration with major aircraft manufactuers and the armed forces, McGeoch has developed a new range of LED aerospace l ighting for both civil and military applications. Click on the images below or scroll down the page for further details... Bespoke LED Civil Aerospace Lighting Bespoke LED Military Aerospace Lighting Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",12);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Ceiling%20Raft.pdf","10 Mar 2010","Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Ceiling%20Raft","","","RAIL INDUSTRY LED CEILING RAFT  McGeoch LED Technology has developed a highly cost effective, environmentally friendly, range of specialist LED lights for the rail industry. Adding style and aesthetic influences to a lighting system with LED technology is never straightforward. Attention to colour, glare, thermal management, longevity, electronic drive, EMC and IP all need to be considered carefully. The new McGeoch Rail Industry LED Ceiling Raft has been designed with all these considerations in mind and now provides an aesthetically pleasing yet robust and compliant lighting solution. Light measurements are taken throughout the design phase ensuring the end user is assured the criteria and group standards are met. McGeoch is now able to provide a fluorescent lighting replacement solution based upon LED technology. Although this technology is already common for the replacement of such items as halogen down lights, indicator bulbs, illuminated signs, traffic lights, and portable lighting, the use of LED technology for mainstream interior illumination of railway carriages has not been achieved until now. Below Right: The brighter output from the McGeoch LED replacement ceiling light in situ between two existing fluorescents in a railway carriage is clearly visible. Key Features        1 2  Pay Back is possible within 3 years Energy efficient rail lighting (less power, less heat, equivalent light output) to fluorescent Consistent `warm \' light temperature Fewer components ­ one integrated module, no voltage inversion `ballast \' unit, more reliable due to less components. Service life is not affected by switching cycles (as with fluorescents) operating hours = 100,000 Much improved crashworthiness rating ­ robust AV/ST9001 based design1 Improved safety interiors - no glass or other hazardous materials within the design Disposal cost reduction - no hazardous waste products over service life Lower routine maintenance cost benefit plus nil diffuser cleaning costs (with the right luminaire design) Improved luminaire trough sealing arrangement. IP 5X Fit and forget ­ in excess of 100,000 hours maintenance free 2 service life Option for a built-in (self contained and independent) automatic emergency lighting system on failure of power Much improved emergency lighting duration provision - low power consumption.  Design complies with all hazardous and harsh environmental requirements. Maintenance free service life is the operational lifetime before the light level falls to below 70% of its original design output and applies to non-emergency units only. Emergency equipped light units will require an in-situ battery change at 5 years but otherwise offer an identical maintenance free service life.  Approvals During development Specialist Approval and Certification houses were engaged for approvals and testing guidance to ensure all necessary applicable standards were achieved 3. These include:Design and Manufacturing Compliance      Reliability, availability, maintainability and safety Operating voltage range Clearances and creepage distances Earth bonding Lighting levels Dielectric testing Warning signs and labels  Type Testing   Shock  Vibration  Ingress protection  Damp heat  Dry heat  Low temperature  EMC  Fire and smoke  McGeoch LED Technology has the unrivalled advantage of being able to offer a complete solution to meet the demanding requirements of the lighting industries. Whilst being fully cost aware, McGeoch only offers quality LED Lighting Systems. McGeoch LED Technology has developed an industry leading LED luminaire. Projects are approached from the ground up with an on-site visit to accurately measure the fluorescent light output. McGeoch then utilises its Research & Development Centre to replicate and enhance the amount and quality of light using the latest LED technology. The light engines used in McGeoch LED Technology products are of the highest quality and are exclusive to the company \'s products. Energy and Other Specifications data LED lighting solution offers significant energy saving over current fluorescent solution 4  3 4  Standards identified through industry consultation. Energy options are available which offer flexibility of light output against energy saving from 20% to over 50%.  ",296);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Spot%20Light.pdf","10 Mar 2010","Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Spot%20Light","","","RAIL INDUSTRY LED SPOT LIGHT  McGeoch LED Technology has developed a highly cost effective, environmentally friendly, range of specialist LED lights for the rail industry. Adding style and aesthetic influences to a lighting system with LED technology is never straightforward. Attention to colour, glare, thermal management, longevity, electronic drive, EMC and IP all need to be considered carefully. The new McGeoch Rail Industry LED Spot Light has been designed with all these considerations in mind and now provides an aesthetically pleasing yet robust and compliant lighting solution. Light measurements are taken throughout the design phase ensuring the end user is assured the criteria and group standards are met. McGeoch is now able to provide a fluorescent lighting replacement solution based upon LED technology. Although this technology is already common for the replacement of such items as halogen down lights, indicator bulbs, illuminated signs, traffic lights, and portable lighting, the use of LED technology for mainstream interior illumination of railway carriages has not been achieved until now. Below Right: The brighter output from the McGeoch LED replacement ceiling light in situ between two existing fluorescents in a railway carriage is clearly visible. Key Features        1 2  Pay Back is possible within 3 years Energy efficient rail lighting (less power, less heat, equivalent light output) to fluorescent Consistent `warm \' light temperature Fewer components ­ one integrated module, no voltage inversion `ballast \' unit, more reliable due to less components. Service life is not affected by switching cycles (as with fluorescents) operating hours = 100,000 Much improved crashworthiness rating ­ robust AV/ST9001 based design1 Improved safety interiors - no glass or other hazardous materials within the design Disposal cost reduction - no hazardous waste products over service life Lower routine maintenance cost benefit plus nil diffuser cleaning costs (with the right luminaire design) Improved luminaire trough sealing arrangement. IP 5X Fit and forget ­ in excess of 100,000 hours maintenance free 2 service life Option for a built-in (self contained and independent) automatic emergency lighting system on failure of power Much improved emergency lighting duration provision - low power consumption.  Design complies with all hazardous and harsh environmental requirements. Maintenance free service life is the operational lifetime before the light level falls to below 70% of its original design output and applies to non-emergency units only. Emergency equipped light units will require an in-situ battery change at 5 years but otherwise offer an identical maintenance free service life.  Approvals During development Specialist Approval and Certification houses were engaged for approvals and testing guidance to ensure all necessary applicable standards were achieved 3. These include:Design and Manufacturing Compliance      Reliability, availability, maintainability and safety Operating voltage range Clearances and creepage distances Earth bonding Lighting levels Dielectric testing Warning signs and labels  Type Testing   Shock  Vibration  Ingress protection  Damp heat  Dry heat  Low temperature  EMC  Fire and smoke  McGeoch LED Technology has the unrivalled advantage of being able to offer a complete solution to meet the demanding requirements of the lighting industries. Whilst being fully cost aware, McGeoch only offers quality LED Lighting Systems. McGeoch LED Technology has developed an industry leading LED luminaire. Projects are approached from the ground up with an on-site visit to accurately measure the fluorescent light output. McGeoch then utilises its Research & Development Centre to replicate and enhance the amount and quality of light using the latest LED technology. The light engines used in McGeoch LED Technology products are of the highest quality and are exclusive to the company \'s products. Energy and Other Specifications data LED lighting solution offers significant energy saving over current fluorescent solution 4  3 4  Standards identified through industry consultation. Energy options are available which offer flexibility of light output against energy saving from 20% to over 50%.  ",311);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Pit%20Lane%20Light.pdf","10 Mar 2010","Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Pit%20Lane%20Light","","","RAIL INDUSTRY LED PIT LANE LIGHT  McGeoch LED Technology has developed a highly cost effective, environmentally friendly, range of specialist LED lights for the rail industry. Adding style and aesthetic influences to a lighting system with LED technology is never straightforward. Attention to colour, glare, thermal management, longevity, electronic drive, EMC and IP all need to be considered carefully. The new McGeoch Rail Industry LED Pit Lane Light has been designed with all these considerations in mind and now provides an aesthetically pleasing yet robust and compliant lighting solution. Light measurements are taken throughout the design phase ensuring the end user is assured the criteria and group standards are met. McGeoch is now able to provide a fluorescent lighting replacement solution based upon LED technology. Although this technology is already common for the replacement of such items as halogen down lights, indicator bulbs, illuminated signs, traffic lights, and portable lighting, the use of LED technology for mainstream interior illumination of railway carriages has not been achieved until now. Below Right: The brighter output from the McGeoch LED replacement ceiling light in situ between two existing fluorescents in a railway carriage is clearly visible. Key Features        1 2  Pay Back is possible within 3 years Energy efficient rail lighting (less power, less heat, equivalent light output) to fluorescent Consistent `warm \' light temperature Fewer components ­ one integrated module, no voltage inversion `ballast \' unit, more reliable due to less components. Service life is not affected by switching cycles (as with fluorescents) operating hours = 100,000 Much improved crashworthiness rating ­ robust AV/ST9001 based design1 Improved safety interiors - no glass or other hazardous materials within the design Disposal cost reduction - no hazardous waste products over service life Lower routine maintenance cost benefit plus nil diffuser cleaning costs (with the right luminaire design) Improved luminaire trough sealing arrangement. IP 5X Fit and forget ­ in excess of 100,000 hours maintenance free 2 service life Option for a built-in (self contained and independent) automatic emergency lighting system on failure of power Much improved emergency lighting duration provision - low power consumption.  Design complies with all hazardous and harsh environmental requirements. Maintenance free service life is the operational lifetime before the light level falls to below 70% of its original design output and applies to non-emergency units only. Emergency equipped light units will require an in-situ battery  Approvals During development Specialist Approval and Certification houses were engaged for approvals and testing guidance to ensure all necessary applicable standards were achieved 3. These include:Design and Manufacturing Compliance      Reliability, availability, maintainability and safety Operating voltage range Clearances and creepage distances Earth bonding Lighting levels Dielectric testing Warning signs and labels  Type Testing   Shock  Vibration  Ingress protection  Damp heat  Dry heat  Low temperature  EMC  Fire and smoke  McGeoch LED Technology has the unrivalled advantage of being able to offer a complete solution to meet the demanding requirements of the lighting industries. Whilst being fully cost aware, McGeoch only offers quality LED Lighting Systems. McGeoch LED Technology has developed an industry leading LED luminaire. Projects are approached from the ground up with an on-site visit to accurately measure the fluorescent light output. McGeoch then utilises its Research & Development Centre to replicate and enhance the amount and quality of light using the latest LED technology. The light engines used in McGeoch LED Technology products are of the highest quality and are exclusive to the company \'s products. Energy and Other Specifications data LED lighting solution offers significant energy saving over current fluorescent solution 4  3 4  Standards identified through industry consultation. Energy options are available which offer flexibility of light output against energy saving from 20% to over 50%.  ",774);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/apology/rail.htm","29 Apr 2010","Missing Information Apology (Rail)","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Online Information Not Yet Available Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport We are sorry that the information you requested on our bespoke LED Rail Lighting is not yet available online. McGeoch LED Technology maintains a continuous programme of website improvement and development and the information you require will be available online in the course of the next few weeks. In the meantime, please Click Here to complete and return our online enquiry form or contact... McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 200 9 /2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",11);arrFiles[26]=new Array(27,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/motorsport/index01.htm","28 Apr 2010","McGeoch LED Motor Sport Marshalling Safety Flags & Systems","F1 lighting, F1 lights, grand prix lighting, grand prix lights, karting, led flags, led formula 1 flags, led formula one flags, led karting flags, led karting lighting, led karting lights, led karting system, led marshalling flags, led marshalling safety","Led motor racing, motor sport & karting marshalling safety flags & systems. F1 & grand prix marshalling safety flags & systems","High tech LED flags for the fast & furious world of motor sport Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Probably one o f the greatest innovations of the last few years, the new McGeoch LED Motor Racing Flag combines design ingenuity with practicality to provide a new, fresh and dynamic approach to motor racing track signalling. Click on the images below for further details... High power, daylight readable marshalling flag replacement signs Scroll down page for further details Motor Sport LED Safety Car Light Karting Marshalling System Bespoke Motor Sport Signalling McGeoch \'s new revolutionary Motor Racing Marshalling Flag High tech LED signalling for the fast and furious world of motor racing Probably one of the greatest innovations of the last few years, the new McGeoc h LED Motor Racing Flag combines design ingenuity with practicality to provide a new, fresh and dynamic approach to motor racing track signalling. Tried and tested in the most arduous of conditions, the new flag is now available and has met with unprecedented approval within the world of motor racing. The General Requirement... Bespoke LED signage system to augment marshal’s flags Driven by safety of drivers and marshals Extremely bright – 1 km minimum visibility Specific colours to emulate existing cloth flags Integration with race control protocol Light weight Customer Specification... Power from diesel generator/global mains Colours needed - red, green, blue, red/yellow and white Flashing capability Dimming capabilit y Interpretation... 3kW power input Over 700 individual LED/RGB \'s Special optics plus diffuser with baffles Computer interface/control system User Reaction... Italian Customer: Bella! - The flags they are beeootiful! Drivers: Excellent! FIA: Approved! C all or email us now for further information - +44 (0) 1229 580180 - Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",24);arrFiles[27]=new Array(28,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Toilet%20Light.pdf","10 Mar 2010","Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Toilet%20Light","","","RAIL INDUSTRY LED TOILET LIGHT  McGeoch LED Technology has developed a highly cost effective, environmentally friendly, range of specialist LED lights for the rail industry. Adding style and aesthetic influences to a lighting system with LED technology is never straightforward. Attention to colour, glare, thermal management, longevity, electronic drive, EMC and IP all need to be considered carefully. McGeoch LED has developed an LED Toilet Light solution, understanding the rail environment and designing within these parameters to give an aesthetically pleasing yet robust and compliant lighting solution. Light measurements are taken throughout the design phase ensuring the customer is assured their criteria and group standards are met. McGeoch is now able to provide a fluorescent lighting replacement solution based upon LED technology. Although this technology is already common for the replacement of such items as halogen down lights, indicator bulbs, illuminated signs, traffic lights, and portable lighting, the use of LED technology for mainstream interior illumination of railway carriages has not been achieved until now. Below Right: The brighter output from the McGeoch LED replacement ceiling light in situ between two existing fluorescents in a railway carriage is clearly visible. Key Features        1 2  Pay Back is possible within 3 years Energy efficient rail lighting (less power, less heat, equivalent light output) to fluorescent Consistent `warm \' light temperature Fewer components ­ one integrated module, no voltage inversion `ballast \' unit, more reliable due to less components. Service life is not affected by switching cycles (as with fluorescents) operating hours = 100,000 Much improved crashworthiness rating ­ robust AV/ST9001 based design1 Improved safety interiors - no glass or other hazardous materials within the design Disposal cost reduction - no hazardous waste products over service life Lower routine maintenance cost benefit plus nil diffuser cleaning costs (with the right luminaire design) Improved luminaire trough sealing arrangement. IP 5X Fit and forget ­ in excess of 100,000 hours maintenance free 2 service life Option for a built-in (self contained and independent) automatic emergency lighting system on failure of power Much improved emergency lighting duration provision - low power consumption.  Design complies with all hazardous and harsh environmental requirements. Maintenance free service life is the operational lifetime before the light level falls to below 70% of its original design output and applies to non-emergency units only. Emergency equipped light units will require an in-situ battery change at 5 years but otherwise offer an identical maintenance free service life.  Approvals During development Specialist Approval and Certification houses were engaged for approvals and testing guidance to ensure all necessary applicable standards were achieved 3. These include:Design and Manufacturing Compliance      Reliability, availability, maintainability and safety Operating voltage range Clearances and creepage distances Earth bonding Lighting levels Dielectric testing Warning signs and labels  Type Testing   Shock  Vibration  Ingress protection  Damp heat  Dry heat  Low temperature  EMC  Fire and smoke  McGeoch LED Technology has the unrivalled advantage of being able to offer a complete solution to meet the demanding requirements of the lighting industries. Whilst being fully cost aware, McGeoch only offers quality LED Lighting Systems. McGeoch LED Technology has developed an industry leading LED luminaire. Projects are approached from the ground up with an on-site visit to accurately measure the fluorescent light output. McGeoch then utilises its Research & Development Centre to replicate and enhance the amount and quality of light using the latest LED technology. The light engines used in McGeoch LED Technology products are of the highest quality and are exclusive to the company \'s products. Energy and Other Specifications data LED lighting solution offers significant energy saving over current fluorescent solution 4  3 4  Standards identified through industry consultation. Energy options are available which offer flexibility of light output against energy saving from 20% to over 50%.  ",369);arrFiles[28]=new Array(29,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Step%20Light.pdf","10 Mar 2010","Rail%20Industry%20LED%20Step%20Light","","","RAIL INDUSTRY LED STEP LIGHT  McGeoch LED Technology has developed a highly cost effective, environmentally friendly, range of specialist LED lights for the rail industry. Adding style and aesthetic influences to a lighting system with LED technology is never straightforward. Attention to colour, glare, thermal management, longevity, electronic drive, EMC and IP all need to be considered carefully. The new McGeoch Rail Industry LED Step Light has been designed with all these considerations in mind and now provides an aesthetically pleasing yet robust and compliant lighting solution. Light measurements are taken throughout the design phase ensuring the end user is assured the criteria and group standards are met. McGeoch is now able to provide a fluorescent lighting replacement solution based upon LED technology. Although this technology is already common for the replacement of such items as halogen down lights, indicator bulbs, illuminated signs, traffic lights, and portable lighting, the use of LED technology for mainstream interior illumination of railway carriages has not been achieved until now. Below Right: The brighter output from the McGeoch LED replacement ceiling light in situ between two existing fluorescents in a railway carriage is clearly visible. Key Features        1 2  Pay Back is possible within 3 years Energy efficient rail lighting (less power, less heat, equivalent light output) to fluorescent Consistent `warm \' light temperature Fewer components ­ one integrated module, no voltage inversion `ballast \' unit, more reliable due to less components. Service life is not affected by switching cycles (as with fluorescents) operating hours = 100,000 Much improved crashworthiness rating ­ robust AV/ST9001 based design1 Improved safety interiors - no glass or other hazardous materials within the design Disposal cost reduction - no hazardous waste products over service life Lower routine maintenance cost benefit plus nil diffuser cleaning costs (with the right luminaire design) Improved luminaire trough sealing arrangement. IP 5X Fit and forget ­ in excess of 100,000 hours maintenance free2 service life Option for a built-in (self contained and independent) automatic emergency lighting system on failure of power Much improved emergency lighting duration provision - low power consumption.  Design complies with all hazardous and harsh environmental requirements. Maintenance free service life is the operational lifetime before the light level falls to below 70% of its original design output and applies to non-emergency units only. Emergency equipped light units will require an in-situ battery change at 5 years but otherwise offer an identical maintenance free service life.  Approvals During development Specialist Approval and Certification houses were engaged for approvals and testing guidance to ensure all necessary applicable standards were achieved3. These include:Design and Manufacturing Compliance      Reliability, availability, maintainability and safety Operating voltage range Clearances and creepage distances Earth bonding Lighting levels Dielectric testing Warning signs and labels  Type Testing   Shock  Vibration  Ingress protection  Damp heat  Dry heat  Low temperature  EMC  Fire and smoke  McGeoch LED Technology has the unrivalled advantage of being able to offer a complete solution to meet the demanding requirements of the lighting industries. Whilst being fully cost aware, McGeoch only offers quality LED Lighting Systems. McGeoch LED Technology has developed an industry leading LED luminaire. Projects are approached from the ground up with an on-site visit to accurately measure the fluorescent light output. McGeoch then utilises its Research & Development Centre to replicate and enhance the amount and quality of light using the latest LED technology. The light engines used in McGeoch LED Technology products are of the highest quality and are exclusive to the company \'s products. Energy and Other Specifications data LED lighting solution offers significant energy saving over current fluorescent solution4  3 4  Standards identified through industry consultation. Energy options are available which offer flexibility of light output against energy saving from 20% to over 50%.  ",445);arrFiles[29]=new Array(30,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/apology/motorsport.htm","29 Apr 2010","Missing Information Apology (Motor Sport)","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Online Information Not Yet Available Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport We are sorry that the information you requested on our bespoke LED Motor Sport Signalling Systems is not yet available online. McGeoch LED Technology maintains a continuous programme of website improvement and development and the information you require will be available online in the course of the next few weeks. In the meantime, please Click Here to complete and return our online enquiry form or contact... McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 200 9 /2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",11);arrFiles[30]=new Array(31,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/pressinformation/index.htm","18 Mar 2010","McGeoch LED Technology Press Information","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Official Press Information issued by McGeoch LED Technology Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Click the links below to read the official press information that has been issued by and on behalf of McGeoch LED Technology: McGEOCH LIGHTS UP NEW QE CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIERS Tuesday 8th September 2009 - For Immediate Release LED Lighting Expert Joins New McGeoch Organisation Monday 3rd August 2009 - For Immediate Release Pole Position for Lighting Firm McGeoch Tuesday 12th May 2009 - For Immediate Release Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",12);arrFiles[31]=new Array(32,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Motor%20Sport%20LED%20Safety%20Car%20Light.pdf","19 Mar 2010","Motor%20Sport%20LED%20Safety%20Car%20Light","","","MOTOR SPORT LED SAFETY CAR LIGHT  Speed in motor racing has increased dramatically over the years and cars have been developed to protect the drivers better than ever before. Alongside car development, the race rules have also seen some significant changes to enhance safety. When an accident or incident occurs, rather than stop the race, modern rules allow the cars to continue under a safety car procedure where the race car \'s speed is regulated by a fast saloon car taking the race lead and slowing the drivers down. This procedure in itself is not without risk and it is vital that the drivers know immediately when the safety car is on the track. In 2008, an electronic marshalling system was introduced to provide extremely high brightness LED signs around the track which signal to the driver red, green, blue, red/yellow, yellow and white flags. The electronic flags work alongside traditional cloth flags but have much better visibility, particularly in rain and spray conditions. In 2009, McGeoch were requested to continue flag development with an additional sign which clearly shows when safety car conditions exist. The new safety car sign has now been homologated and proven in service. It consists of a large `SC \' in bright, lensed LEDs which match the very high light output of the existing marshal signs. The new unit is housed in a sealed, rugged enclosure which is suspended under and powered from the existing flags. The SC flag also has an active rear face which shows a miniature flag display and SC indicator. This addition is fitted so that a marshal behind the flag knows what is being displayed on the front face and helps in particular when the blue overtaking flag is raised sequentially around the circuit. Like the main flag, the SC sign can be operated locally or remotely by race control through secure coded radio links. General features   Integration with race control protocol  Light weight  Power from diesel generator/global mains through existing flags  Colours: red, green, blue, red/yellow and white  Flashing capability  Dimming capability  Front face  The Safety Car Light is a Key Feature of the Marshalling Safety System - Winner of the 2009 World Expo Award for Safety Initiative   68 high performance white LEDs form the SC characters, each with  individual focussing optics  High contrast background and clear protective cover  Rear face   45 high intensity coloured LEDs show main flag colours through focussing optics  3 high intensity white LEDS for SC indication  Integrated electronic control system links directly to host flag  User Reaction...   Italian Customer:  Bella! - The flags they are beeootiful!   Drivers:  Excellent!   FIA:  Approved!   Front Face  Rear Face  ",380);arrFiles[32]=new Array(33,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Karting%20Marshalling%20Light%20System.pdf","9 Mar 2010","Karting%20Marshalling%20Light%20System","","","KARTING MARSHALLING LIGHT SYSTEM  McGeoch LED Technology \'s new karting marshalling light system is an affordable and modular safety lighting system designed specifically for both club and professional karting circuits. The new system includes many of the features of the award-winning marshalling safety flag system developed by McGeoch LED Technology and now well proven in all major grand prix racing circuits throughout the world. Key features include high intensity focussed LED arrays in red, yellow, green and blue (primary colours) all set against a high contrast background. The flexible design houses most of the electronics in a central transmitter unit to keep individual flag and overall system costs to a minimum. Additional flags may be added retrospectively to the system to accommodate ongoing circuit developments and therefore total flexibility is guaranteed. Key Features        High intensity focussed LED arrays Excellent penetration of spray, mist, smoke Red, yellow, green, blue primary colours Seamless colour mixing for other colours (white, red/yellow) Flash function for waved and double waved flags High contrast background Rear repeater LED Integrated narrow band security coded radio receiver 1.5km receiver range 1km visibility Sealed IP68 enclosure Localised control sealed (IP68) handsets 12 hour continuous lighting from charged battery will easily last for several days \' racing Easy set-up gimbal mount for rapid deployment and adjustment to track layout Simple set-up with 32 user-defined flag address codes Future proof ­ racing rule changes accommodated by software updates Immune to interference from other communications and racing engine electrical emissions  Race Control Transmitter Features:      Electronics module for up to 32 flags Key-switch access control Individual flag status display Integral battery with charger or mains power 1.5km transmitter range Secure narrow band encoded radio control system Individual and global flag controls  Continued Overleaf...  Race Control Transmitter Features continued...      Individual and global flag controls Marshall override function Flash control switch Future proof re-programmable through software Latching or momentary controls Antenna extension options Instant control ­ no radio lag Hand-Held Localised Controller Features:      Latching or momentary controls Flash control switch Rugged umbilical to sealed flag connector IP 68 sealing Comfortable ergonomic design Light weight with instant control No internal batteries ­ operates from flag battery Expandable to accommodate rule changes Safety button to eliminate false triggering  ",410);arrFiles[33]=new Array(34,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/presscuttings/index.htm","22 Apr 2010","McGeoch LED Technology Press Cuttings","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","What the media is saying about McGeoch LED Technology Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Already McGeoch LED Technology has attracted much attention from the international media. Click the links below to read what the press are saying: Formula 1 \'s new flag system is a winner! North West Evening Mail - Tuesday 1st December 2009 By kind permission of North West Evening Mail Work flagged up for F1 North West Evening Mail - Tuesday 14th July 2009 By kind permission of North West Evening Mail Pole position for lighting firm McGeoch Motorsport Industry Association - Tuesday 19th May 2009 Site Map | Glossary | Privacy | Quality | Copyright | Accessibility Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",12);arrFiles[34]=new Array(35,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/exhibitions/index.htm","18 Mar 2010","McGeoch LED Technology On The Exhibition Circuit","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","McGeoch LED Technology on the exhibition circuit Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Last year, McGeoch LED Technology has exhibited at euroLED 2009 and DSEi 2009 and has major exhibiting plans already laid for 2010 and beyond. Click the logos below to read more about McGeoch LED Technology on the exhibition circuit: For further information, please either email or call us. McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",12);arrFiles[35]=new Array(36,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/contact/index.htm","29 Apr 2010","Contacting McGeoch LED Technology","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Contacting McGeoch LED Technology Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport For further information on our new range of LED lighting products and services, please contact: McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Headquarters: McGeoch Technology Limited 86 Lower Tower Street Birmingham B19 3PA, England Telephone: +44 (0) 121 687 5850 Fax: +44 (0) 121 333 3089 www.mcgeoch.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 200 9 /2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",14);arrFiles[36]=new Array(37,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/apology/militaryshelters.htm","29 Apr 2010","Missing Information Apology (Military Shelters)","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Online Information Not Yet Available Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport We are sorry that the information you requested on our bespoke LED Military & Defence Shelter Lighting is not yet available online. McGeoch LED Technology maintains a continuous programme of website improvement and development and the information you require will be available online in the course of the next few weeks. In the meantime, please Click Here to complete and return our online enquiry form or contact... McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 200 9 /2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",11);arrFiles[37]=new Array(38,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/apology/militaryvehicles.htm","29 Apr 2010","Missing Information Apology (Military Vehicles)","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Online Information Not Yet Available Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport We are sorry that the information you requested on our bespoke LED Military & Defence Vehicle Lighting is not yet available online. McGeoch LED Technology maintains a continuous programme of website improvement and development and the information you require will be available online in the course of the next few weeks. In the meantime, please Click Here to complete and return our online enquiry form or contact... McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 200 9 /2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",11);arrFiles[38]=new Array(39,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Slimline%20LED%20Lighting%20Range.pdf","3 Mar 2010","Slimline%20LED%20Lighting%20Range","","","SLIMLINE LED LIGHTING RANGE  As a result of its close collaboration with the armed forces, McGeoch has developed a new range of ultra-low profile compact and slimline LED lighting units designed specifically for harsh environments such as military personnel accommodation in and around hostile zones. The units feature IP68 sealing, wide temperature range and extremely rugged construction. The primary white lighting uses high brightness white LED \'s which combine both high Lumen output with excellent colour rendering index. Efficient thermal engineering produces very low heat and high efficiency. The range includes both blue and red blackout modes for night time eye-adaptation. An emergency lighting option adopts the same battery back-up system used on Royal Navy nuclear attack submarines which withstand 135g shock testing. The flexible design provides integral controls, cable mounted controls or will react to input signals through the power cable. A 64 step dimmer is available with non-volatile memory so that the light will retain it \'s light setting when power is removed and re-applied. Key Features:   Very high intensity LED arrays with anti-glare      diffuser Low heat emission, high efficiency Red and blue low level blackout modes Good colour rendering index (>85) Sealed ruggedised IP68 enclosure Cable mounted control handsets sealed to IP68 Light weight portable design 3 hour continuous lighting from charged battery Fast charge mode is automatically activated when power is re-applied Continuous battery maintain charging when power is applied Battery / charging system derived from nuclear attack submarine emergency lighting units User replaceable battery pack A range of mounting styles are available Simple installation and wiring Immune to interference from communications and other electrical emissions  ",349);arrFiles[39]=new Array(40,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/apology/aerospace.htm","29 Apr 2010","Missing Information Apology (Aerospace)","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Online Information Not Yet Available Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport We are sorry that the information you requested on our bespoke LED Civil & Military Aerospace Lighting is not yet available online. McGeoch LED Technology maintains a continuous programme of website improvement and development and the information you require will be available online in the course of the next few weeks. In the meantime, please Click Here to complete and return our online enquiry form or contact... McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 200 9 /2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",11);arrFiles[40]=new Array(41,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/pressinformation/pr03.htm","18 Mar 2010","McGeoch Lights Up New QE Class Aircraft Carriers","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","McGeoch Lights Up New QE Class Aircraft Carriers Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Click the links below to read the official press information that has been issued by and on behalf of McGeoch LED Technology: LED Lighting Expert Joins New McGeoch Organisation Monday 3rd August 2009 - For Immediate Release Pole Position for Lighting Firm McGeoch Tuesday 12th May 2009 - For Immediate Release Press Information Tuesday 8th September 2009 For Immediate Release McGEOCH LIGHTS UP NEW QUEEN ELIZABETH CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIERS B ased on two major contracts secured earlier this year and valued in excess of £3M, McGeoch Technology Limited will supply all the general and emergency lighting for the new Queen Elizabeth (QE) Class Aircraft Carriers including the distribution panels necessary to power and control the lighting. In all, over 24,000 individual units for general illumination below deck and in cabins, corridors, compartments and hangars together with around 500 lighting distribution panels will be supplied by McGeoch in a six-year delivery programme beginning in January 2010. All the lights will be backed up by battery powered emergency units also supplied by McGeoch. Whilst based on the already highly successful and proven design of the Type 45 Destroyer lighting which McGeoch pioneered and is also supplying in a rolling delivery programme, te design of the distribution panels has been specifically developed by the company and is unique to the new aircraft carriers. McGeoch Technology has long been synonymous with high quality marine electrical systems and based on a legacy of over 150 years, the company continues to build its reputation for quality, reliability and value-for-money total service. From its headquarters in central Birmingham, the company offers a total solutions package with prototype and test, supply chain and manufacture and integrated logistical support forming a vital part of day-to-day operations, all backed by a team of highly qualified design engineers, widely experienced in all aspects of both mechanical and electrical applications. The award of the QE Class contracts will considerably help sustain growth of the company’s manufacturing operations and also provide a significant added degree of security for its Midlands workforce. -ends- Further information is available from... John D \'Ambrogio Managing Director McGeoch Technology Limited 86, Lower Tower Street, Birmingham B19 3PA, England Telephone: +44 (0) 121 687 5865 Email: john.dambrogio@mcgeoch.co.uk ...or from... Lee Wrangles Commercial Manager McGeoch TechnologyLimited 86 Lower Tower Street, Birmingham B19 3PA, England Telephone: +44 (0) 121 687 5871 Email: lee.wrangles@mcgeoch.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",19);arrFiles[41]=new Array(42,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/datasheets/Motor%20Sport%20LED%20Flag%20Light.pdf","19 Mar 2010","Motor%20Sport%20LED%20Flag%20Light","","","MOTOR SPORT LED FLAG LIGHT  McGeoch LED Technology has designed and built high power led light panels which supplement the marshalling flags at racing events. The lights were trialed in worldwide Grand Prix races for all of the 2008 season and were hailed by marshals and drivers alike as a major step forward in track safety. The 2008 British Grand Prix gave the best example of the advantages of this electronic flag due to the very poor visibility which British weather is famous for. Drivers could not see the marshals \' flags at all, whereas the electronic flags were clearly visible. Obviously a missed safety car flag or red flag presents great dangers to the drivers. Proving itself to be an essential factor in safety improvement the flag light is now a key feature of Motor Racing and can be seen in action at Grand Prix \'s worldwide. The flags, which are controlled by radio from race control, or by a short cable to the marshal can be placed much nearer to the track and at the optimum position without the usual regard for the safety of the man waving the flag. They are clearly visible in normal conditions at a distance of over 1 kilometre. Each flag has 720 high power LEDs which are split between red, green and blue colours with special mixing optics. An on-board computer mixes these individual primary colours to generate other colours which emulate the original cloth flags, including the striped oil flag. The computer decodes the radio signal from race control, energises the appropriate LEDs and also provides a return signal to indicate correct operation. It is possible to have a cheThe Safety Car Light is a Key quered flag display option but this was deferred to placate racing purFeature of the Marshalling ists. The light output is focussed to give a good balance between long range visibility and glare when the driver nears the corner. The flags are mounted on poles high above the track, usually near a corner and always at the end of the finish straight.  Safety System - Winner of the 2009 World Expo Award for Safety Initiative  The electronic drivers are ruggedized to enable them to be powered by a trackside diesel generator. The original design brief was for 27,000 Nits of light energy. This quickly devolved into `make it as bright as possible \' and when practicalities were considered, the 3.5 Kilowatts available from a standard three pin plug dictated the power budget. The heat produced is managed by a good mechanical/thermal design together with cooling fans which operate automatically only in warmer ambient temperatures. The light weight rugged design allows for air, sea and road transportation to encompass worldwide racing events.  General Features      Integration with race control protocol Light weight Powered from trackside diesel generator Colours: red, green, blue, red/yellow and white Focused light output for good balance between long range visibility and glare Visibility 1km + in normal conditions Flashing capability Dimming capability Integrated cooling fans which operate automatically in warmer ambient conditions  Front Face   720 high performance LEDs in primary colours, with special mixer optics  High contrast background and clear protective cover  ",214);arrFiles[42]=new Array(43,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/pressinformation/pr02.htm","18 Mar 2010","LED Lighting Export Joins New McGeoch Organisation","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","LED Lighting Expert Joins New McGeoch Organisation Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Click the links below to read the official press information that has been issued by and on behalf of McGeoch LED Technology: McGEOCH LIGHTS UP NEW QE CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIERS Tuesday 8th September 2009 - For Immediate Release Pole Position for Lighting Firm McGeoch Tuesday 12th May 2009 - For Immediate Release Press Information Monday 3rd August 2009 For Immediate Release LED Lighting Expert Joins New McGeoch Organisation Ulverston based McGeoch LED Technology has appointed Mark Harrison as Business Development Manager. Mr Harrison has wide experience and a proven track record in the aerospace and defence industries and joins McGeoch to drive forward and further develop sales of the new organisation \'s total LED lighting solutions both within the UK and further afield. Commenting on his new appointment, McGeoch Technology \'s Managing Director, John D \'Ambrogio, commented Mark joins our new LED Technology Organisation at an exciting time when we are looking to expand on our already excellent capabilities. Having secured the total lighting contract for the British Royal Navy \'s new Astute Class Submarine, Type 45 Class Destroyers and Queen Elizabeth (QE) Class Aircraft Carriers, McGeoch is now looking to focus its expertise in other market sectors. McGeoch Technology has long been synonymous with high quality marine electrical systems and based on a legacy of over 150 years, the company co ntinues to build its reputation for quality, reliability and value-for-money total service. From its headquarters in central Birmingham, the company offers a total solutions package with prototype and test, supply chain and manufacture and integrated logistical support forming a vital part of day-to-day operations, all backed by a team of highly qualified design engineers, widely experienced in all aspects of both mechanical and electrical applications. The newly-formed McGeoch LED Technology organisation is now taking the company \'s comprehensive range of lighting one huge step further with the development of specialist LED lighting and signalling for marine, offshore, rail and motor racing applications using state-of-the-art LED technology and designed to meet the low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the modern world. Mark Harrison has four children and lives in Sheffield. Outside professional life, he is a keen sportsman and plays tennis, badminton and five-aside football. -ends- Further information is available from... Debbie Albion McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate, Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk ...or from... Chris C Bell CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited Caernarvon House, 4 Caernarvon Avenue, Stone, Staffordshire ST15 8YW, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1785 816444 Email: mcgeochled@ccbmarketing.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",19);arrFiles[43]=new Array(44,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/pressinformation/pr01.htm","18 Mar 2010","Pole Position for Lighting Firm McGeoch","F1 lighting, F1 lights, grand prix lighting, grand prix lights, karting, led flags, led formula 1 flags, led formula one flags, led karting flags, led karting lighting, led karting lights, led karting system, led marshalling flags, led marshalling safety","Led motor racing, motor sport & karting marshalling safety flags & systems. F1 & grand prix marshalling safety flags & systems","Pole Position for Lighting Firm McGeoch Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Click the links below to read the official press information that has been issued by and on behalf of McGeoch LED Technology: McGEOCH LIGHTS UP NEW QE CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIERS Tuesday 8th September 2009 - For Immediate Release LED Lighting Expert Joins New McGeoch Organisation Monday 3rd August 2009 - For Immediate Release Press Information Tuesday 12th May 2009 For Immediate Release Pole Position for LED Lighting Firm McGeoch A newly formed Ulverston-based organisation has put itself in pole position for future success by winning a manufacturing contract for Grand Prix motor racing. McGeoch LED Technology designed and manufactured a set of prototype high-tech racing flag panels, which received excellent feedback from both officials and drivers in the Australian, Bahrain, Spanish, Turkish, Monaco and French Grand Prix of 2008, and most recently featured in the 2009 Australian Grand Prix. Traditional flags used at Grand Prix races are waved by track marshals to warn drivers of hazards, for instance; crash debris and slippery track due to oil or engine fluid spillage, as well as more basic signals such as, to stop the session, to warn that the safety car has been deployed or to indicate that the track is clear. The new panels, designed and developed at McGeoch’s Cumbria premises, use hundreds of LEDs (light emitting diodes) to safely show the same messages from race control without marshals having to take up dangerous positions. Light from the banks of high-powered red, green and blue LEDs were mixed using special optical components to ensure that the colour was consistent from all parts of the flag and from wherever they are viewed. With plans for night racing in future Grand Prix races, the LED flags are fitted with a dimming function and they can flash to simulate a waved flag. McGeoch won this larger production contract, despite global competition from other manufacturers, by paying particular attention to the correct colour mixing and providing a rapid design and prototype service. The flags are being produced to cover the whole track rather than selected corners. The Cumbrian operation was set up as a division of Birmingham based McGeoch Technology in 2007. In this short period of time the company has fast made an impact on the LED market and with other potential contracts in the rail and offshore markets, the future is looking bright! The parent firm established 175 years ago employs more than 100 people and is a market leader for supplying bespoke lighting products for warships and submarines, including internal and external lights for the Astute-class submarine built in Barrow, the Type-45 Frigate and other existing navy vessels. McGeoch has recently won further contracts to build lights and switchgear for the Navy’s new aircraft carrier. -ends- Further information is available from... Debbie Albion McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate, Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk ...or from. .. Chris C Bell CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited Caernarvon House, 4 Caernarvon Avenue, Stone, Staffordshire ST15 8YW, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1785 816444 Email: mcgeochled@ccbmarketing.co.uk Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",18);arrFiles[44]=new Array(45,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/presscuttings/nwem(01.12.09).pdf","22 Apr 2010","EMTM022C_011209.PS","","","22  www.nwemail.co.uk  Evening Mail Tuesday December 1, 2009  LoveBusiness  ENTERPRISE  by STUART KLOSINSKI, industrial development manager for Furness Enterprise  Call John Simpson on 01229 840144  GOT A STORY?  LOVE  S  OUTH Cumbria businesses were hit by the floods of November 17 and 18, though not as much as those which were based in and around Cockermouth and Workington. Coniston, Lakeside, Newby Bridge, Backbarrow down to Greenodd, Ulverston \'s east side, mainly North Lonsdale Road and Duddon Bridge were the most affected local areas. Transport was also disrupted. As part of the Cumbria County Council-led response to the flood disaster, Furness Enterprise was invited to join the county \'s business and economic recovery group meeting last week. Val Robinson, Joyce Hughes and I have been in touch with manufacturers, hotels and other businesses to firstly gauge what the local South Cumbria impact has been, brief business owners on what discretionary assistance is on offer, and to outline what the county-wide group is doing. There are six elements to the response we have offered so far, as follows:  Describing what discretionary financial help is on offer, and helping businesses apply for it.  Briefing firms about properties available for temporary use, should they be needed.  Providing a list of suppliers, tradesmen and contractors who can help with clean up.  Supporting the county council team \'s discussions with insurers \' bodies, banks and HM Revenue and Customs, about the need for flexible help to be offered to firms faced with resuming business.  Supporting the banks in their delivery of assistance to firms.  Supporting the `Cumbria is open for business \' and `to tourist visitors \' promotional efforts. Firms affected by the floods can approach us with a business case for discretionary funding to help them recover ­ it may cover activity such as marketing, training of staff and job safeguarding ­ the latter available £1,000-£5,000 per job. This discretionary help could complement insurers \' assistance to firms and the flexibility banks like Barclays are providing. Last week Graham Duckworth of Barclays came in to brief us on how they can help flood affected firms. There have been some remarkable recoveries already. In Ulverston, GW Waite, a metal pressing operation was flooded on the Thursday and fully operational again on the following Monday, due to sterling work by the workforce, the company \'s suppliers and contractors. At Lakeside and Newby Bridge the feedback we have is the hotels are working to refurbish as quickly as possible, and urging everyone to push out the message that the area \'s open for business and tourism. Ulverston also showed how quickly visitors can be attracted to a flood hit town ­ its two day Dickensian Festival held this past weekend attracted coach-loads of visitors. Flood recovery in Furness and South Cumbria is just one part of the wider recovery programme that the area is undertaking after the economic changes of the past decade and a half. It is crucial that everyone reinforces the message that this UK Assisted Area is continuously and fully supported by mainstream funding to help it transform and rejuvenate into a sustainable economy.  After the rain  Formula 1 \'s new flag system is a winner  REVOLUTIONARY LED panels for motorsport, designed and developed by local firm McGeoch LED Technology of Ulverston, helped a customer to scoop the `Safety Initiative of the Year Award \' at the Professional Motorsport World Expo Awards.  The customer, EM Motorsport, picked up the award at the event in Germany for its safety contribution, which included the LED lights panel designed by McGeoch as a key feature of their race marshalling system, which has been acknowledged as making a major contribution to safety . The LED electronic light panel is designed to augment the traditional cloth flags manually waved by marshalls positioned around the circuit, which put marshals in danger spots and can sometimes go unseen. A McGeoch spokesman said:  The high brightness LED electronic panels replicate the full range of coloured signals with improved visibility in all weather conditions, and at a much greater distance than the traditional waved flag.  Marshals can operate the system from a much safer position.  The most recent motorsport development by McGeoch is an LED light panel to alert the drivers that the Safety Car is on the track and this too is a key feature of the marshalling system. Each panel has a real-time two way wireless interface with Race Control. If there is an incident, McGeoch LED technology panels can be instantly activated with warning signals even  NEW WARNING: The Safety Car warning panel for F1 motorsport developed by McGeoch Technologies Ltd in Ulverston  WINNER: The McGeoch Technologies Ltd LED flag for motorsport designed in Ulverston before marshals may be aware of it Whiting, Formula One Race director safety delegate for the saving 15-20 valuable and vital and international motoring and seconds. McGeoch says with cars going at up to motorsport body FIA, said:  We are 200mph, the instant response can be very pleased with the Marshalling indispensible to prevent serious injury System which we have used at all or even fatality to participants or Formula One races since the beginning of 2007. spectators.  The FIA has always been committed Phil Logan, director of Technology for the LED division of McGeoch in to increasing safety in motorsport and Marshalling System has Ulverston, is project leader for motor the racing and was responsible for provided us with an incredibly useful developing the revolutionary LED tool to enhance awareness of Motor Racing Flag lights which have what \'s happening on the track at all taken the motor racing industry by times. storm.  Further enhancements to the Packaging and production of the light system, namely the Electronic Flags panels was carried out at McGeoch \'s and the Safety Car panels, have headquarters in Birmingham. provided additional safety for Speaking of the award, Charlie drivers.   ",277);arrFiles[45]=new Array(46,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/exhibitions/dsei2009.htm","18 Mar 2010","McGeoch LED Technology at DSEi 2009","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","McGeoch LED Technology at DSEi 2009 Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Last year, McGeoch LED Technology exhibited at euroLED 2009 and DSEi 2009 and has major exhibiting plans already laid for 2010 and beyond. Click the logos below to read more about McGeoch LED Technology on the exhibition circuit: For further information, please either email or call us. McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk McGeoch LED Technology at DSEi 2009 McGeoch was one of over 1,300 companies and organisations exhibiting at DSEi at London ExCeL from Tuesday 8th to Friday 11th September. DSEi is unqu estionably the world’s largest fully integrated defence and security exhibition, bringing together senior international trade and military experts from across the entire supply chain in an optimal business environment. DSEi provides face to face opportunities to share ideas, discuss industry developments, conduct business and network for future growth. DSEi \'s truly comprehensive scale makes attendance a must for everyone in the defence, security and military aerospace community. Visitors come from UK and all over the world to experience first-hand the latest land, air and sea capabilities of more than 1,350 companies from 40 countries over four packed business days. Whilst comparatively small, the McGeoch stand was well designed with newly-created graphics and two product displays incorporating the latest developments from McGeoch \'s extensive range of marine, military and offshore lighting. These alone, attracted a great deal of attention during the four day exhibition and a significant number of enquiries were secured from visitors to the stand. Please click on any of the thumbnails below to see the McGeoch stand in its full glory. Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",17);arrFiles[46]=new Array(47,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/exhibitions/euroled.htm","18 Mar 2010","McGeoch LED Technology at euroLED 2009","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","McGeoch LED Techology at EuroLED 2009 Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport Last year, McGeoch LED Technology exhibited at euroLED 2009 and DSEi 2009 and has major exhibiting plans already laid for 2010 and beyond. Click the logos below to read more about McGeoch LED Technology on the exhibition circuit: For further information, please either email or call us. McGeoch LED Technology Unit 5, Daltongate Business Centre, Daltongate Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 7AJ, England Telephone: +44 (0) 1229 580180 Email: info@mcgeochLED.co.uk McGeoch LED Technology makes its exhibition debut at The 6th annual solid-state lighting conference, exhibition and gala dinner, euroLED 2009, Europe \'s premier solid state lighting event, was staged at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on Wednesday 3rd and Thursday 4th June and marked the exhibition debut of McGeoch LED Technology. A highlight of the global solid-state lighting calendar, the event offers a unique opportunity for global organisations to penetrate, expand and understand the European and global LED & solid-state lighting markets and continues to generate unprecedented industry participation from leading organizations. For the first time, McGeoch joined leading manufacturers, component and equipment suppliers, lighting specifiers and design engineers, all of whom are shaping the future of LED technology. Not only did McGeoch exhibit its latest range of high tech products for LED Marine, Offshore and Rail Lighting, the new McGeoch LED Motor Racing Flag - probably one of the greatest innovations of the last few years - was also on show. The new LED Flag combines design ingenuity with practicality to provide a fresh and dynamic approach to motor racing track signalling. Tried and tested in the most arduous of conditions, the new flag is now available and has met with unprecedented approval within the world of motor racing. Further establishing McGeoch \'s place in the future of LED technology, Phil Logan * , McGeoch \'s Director of Technology, presented a paper on  \'Harsh applications for LED \'s - A case study in Grand Prix Motor Racing \' which was exceptionally well received on the first day of the conference programme. Key points from the presentation included: The General Requirement... Bespoke LED signage system to augment marshal’s flags Driven by safety of drivers and marshals Extremely bright – 1 km minimum visibility Specific colours to emulate existing cloth flags Integration with race control protocol Light weight Customer Specification... Power from diesel generator/global mains Colours needed - red, green, blue, red/yellow and white Flashing capability Dimming capability Interpretation... 3kW power input Over 700 individual LED/RGB \'s Special optics plus diffuser with baffles Computer interface/control system User Reaction... Italian Customer: Bella! - The flags they are beeootiful! Drivers: Excellent! FIA: Approved! * Phil Logan, McGeoch \'s Director of Technology, has been involved in lighting and LED technology for over 30 years. He developed the first night vision goggle compatible cockpit for the RAF’s Tornado, Jaguar and Hercules aircraft, the first LED emergency light for Astute class submarines and was seconded from McGeoch to BAE Systems to project manage all lighting on Astute (both internal and external). He has been with McGeoch for five years, working to augment a very strong defence business with products aimed at more diverse markets with a particular focus on LEDs. Current projects include a specialised ATEX approved LED light fitting for the oil and gas industry, the development of a wide range of LED light fittings for primary lighting in railway carriages, and of course the subject of this presentation, Grand Prix motor racing. Based in the LED capital of the world (namely the market town of Ulverston in Cumbria), he is supported by a small local team and the larger McGeoch organisation in Birmingham. Phil has led teams of engineers both in the UK, Europe and the Middle East. A bit of a hybrid, he has also led sales and marketing departments. Phil was a semi-pro stage performer and keyboard vocalist for many years winning many professional awards and now spends his free time sailing on Lake Windermere. Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",26);arrFiles[47]=new Array(48,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/presscuttings/nwem(14.07.09).pdf","22 Apr 2010","14_07_2009 EM 14_07_09 Tuesday 18-19 FIRST.PS","","","18  www.nwemail.co.uk  Evening Mail Tuesday July 14, 2009  Evening Mail Tuesday July 14, 2009  www.nwemail.co.uk  19  Work flagged up for F1  The team made up of Phil Logan and Tony Jewell of McGeoch Technology Ltd in Daltongate, Ulverston, built a prototype electronic flag using rows of LED (light emitting diode) lights. The pre production prototypes were then made into full size LED assemblies by the main McGeoch Technology company in Birmingham, and have been successfully trialled at Formula 1 Grand Prix races last year and this. Now the lights have won approval from Formula 1. Dr Sohail Amer, chairman of McGeoch Technology Ltd, who is up in Ulverston frequently, said the old style flags warning drivers of hazards are to be replaced by the ultra-modern LED lights developed by the Ulverston team. He said the handheld flags were waved by track marshals to warn drivers of hazards such as crash debris, slippery track due to oil or engine fluid spillage, as well as more basic signals to stop the session, to warn that the safety car has been deployed or indicate that the track is clear. Mr Amer said that often, in poor visibility and at up to 200mph the flags could be missed, with potentially fatal consequences for drivers and marshals alike. When Formula 1 officials approached McGeoch in the West Midlands, their Ulverston-based LED team sprang into action. Under FI project leader Mr LIFE-SAVING: McGeogh LED technology at Daltongate Business Park in Ulverston has developed a Safety Flag Light for motor racing. The team (from left) Dr Sohail Amer, Phil Logan, Debbie Albion and Ian Jewell Logan, McGeoch designed and produced prototype sets of large show off their new Safety Flag Light JON GRANGER REF: 0488909  LoveBusiness  Call John Simpson on 01229 840144  GOT A STORY?  FOR THE LATEST BUSINESS NEWS  www.nwemail.co.uk01229 840144  LoveBusiness  WORKTALK  To apply for these jobs and to ask about others contact Jobseeker Direct on 0845 6060 234  THE first job this week is for a thermal lagging operative to work for a fabrication/engineering services company . Offered on a contract basis, the job is expected to last approximately two months with work available in Barrow itself and other sites across the UK. Current valid MOD clearance is highly advantageous. Wage is negotiable and the employer is keen to hear from interested applicants as soon as possible. For further details and to find out how to apply, ring the number below, quoting the reference BAO/29076. Moving on, recruitment is under way for customer service advisers who will be responsible for delivering a high level of customer service within a first line collection environment. Excellent communication and keyboard skills along with a good telephone manner are essential requirements. Previous experience isn \'t essential as full training is provided. Two separate shifts are to be covered and these are Monday to Friday, 5pm to 9pm and Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 5pm. Weekly hours are likely to be from 16 to 20 and the rate of pay is £6.59 an hour BAO/29110. Next up, an Ulverston public house/restaurant has a vacancy for a chef with experience of working in a similar environment and who holds a current hygiene certificate. The job involves preparing and cooking food, ordering stock, keeping the kitchen clean and tidy and adhering to health and safety legislation. Total weekly hours are from 20 to 30, to be worked between 10.30am and 10pm, over five days. Pay is negotiable around the £7.50 an hour mark and it is a permanent position. BAO/29043. The same employer is also seeking bar staff to work 16 hours a week over three days, covering day and evening shifts. To meet licensing regulations applicants must be aged 18 years or over as the job includes serving alcohol, unsupervised. Usual bar duties are involved such as serving customers, cash handling, waiting on tables and keeping the bar clean and tidy. Experience is not necessary as training will be provided. The rate of pay meets the National Minimum Wage (NMW) of £4.77 an hour for 18 ­ 21 year olds and £5.73 for anyone aged 22 years and over. These too, are permanent positions. BAO/29091. To apply for any of these jobs and to ask about others that may suit you please contact JOBSEEKER DIRECT (JSD) on 0845 6060 234 or check out the latest vacancies on the Jobcentre Plus website: www.jobcentreplus.co.uk  THE days of the hand-held flags used at Grand Prix races by track marshals look as though they are numbered because of the work of a small Ulverston research and development team.  screen LED in square fronted units each containing 720 individual light sources and an internal control system which reacts to radio signals from race control. Mr Logan said:  A major challenge was overcoming the substantial variation in operating conditions ranging from Bahrain where 40 deg C is the norm to tropical showers in Kuala Lumpur.  The remote-control LED flags are mounted on sturdy poles near to track corners and when lit can easily be seen from a distance of 1km ­ much further than that of a conventional cloth flag. The new McGeoch LED flag went for trials in F1 races at the Grand Prix circuits in Australia, Bahrain, Spanish, Turkish and Monaco accompanied by custom designed boxes personally hand built by Logan. The company said when the trial went live the feedback from both sport officials and drivers alike was excellent and subsequently resulted in prestigious F1 approval for the McGeoch LED flag. Anticipating plans for night racing in future Grand Prix races, the McGeoch LED flags are fitted with a dimming function and to simulate a waved flag, the LED flags can also be flashed, McGeoch is no stranger to Barrow where all the Astute submarines are fitted exclusively with McGeoch lighting and where McGeoch \'s LED-based automatic emergency lights were the first LED based lights used on naval vessels. They are now standard throughout all new naval programs including the new aircraft carriers. Systems prototyped in Ulverston are also being tested as replacement lighting systems for offshore oil platforms.  Calling would-be dragons  0492302  CHARITY BREAKFAST BUSINESS CLUB: The first meeting of the new club was held at the end of June to help local businesses network and do a good deed at the same time by helping to raise money for local charities. Among those at the inaugural tuck-in were, from left, Kleanth Lebo (Shiny hand car wash), Ian Bell (Furness Building Society) Margaret Burrow MBE (Barrow and District Disability Association), Alan Atkinson (AA Mortgages Ltd), Rita Cosgrove (Account and Payroll Solutions Ltd), Rob Cairns ((Furness Building Society) and Tim Bell and Audrey Caddy (Crown Court House) at Barrow and District Disability Association \'s cafe for a Business Club breakfast JOE RILEY REF:  A launch event for the BEM Ambassadors Programme is being staged next Monday in Warrington. It is part of a regional Enterprise Awareness Campaign funded by the Northwest Regional Development Agency, Enterprise Insight and Ethnic Minority Business Forum Northwest. Between them they are currently  ENTREPRENEURS from the black and ethnic minorities community in Cumbria are being invited to step forward and take part in a special project to recognise their achievements.  recruiting  BEM entrepreneurs  to create a diverse representation of business people from across the North West region. The event will take place from 9am until 1pm. It will feature keynote speakers including Dr Nighat Awan (chair of Ethnic Minority Business Forum NW), Tim Sheward (Director of enterprise, NWDA) and Imran Hakim, inventor of the i-teddy, as seen on Dragon \'s Den. The organisers say there will opportunities for entrepreneurs to attend workshops, followed by networking and the chance to meet project leaders from around the region.  James Caan, from BBC \'s Dragon \'s Den, has recorded a special video for the event. He said:   I know how important it is for individuals about to embark on their enterprise journey to be inspired by people they can identify with, from their home town or of a similar age, background or community group.  Entrepreneurs will be invited to share their inspiring stories using video and sound blogs, which will be used to reach new people and encourage them to embark on their own enterprising journeys. To book your place at this free event, please contact Jacqueline@makeyourmark.org.uk or call 0151 229 1785.  TEN MINUTES WITH... Alan Brown, 39, team leader at BAE Global Systems and local town crier  Tell us a little about yourself. I was born in Ulverston and I have lived in Dalton all my life. I am married to Sarah and have two great boys, Conner, 11, and Lewis, aged seven. What are your interests? Watching Barrow Raiders, coaching Mini Rugby, watching any sport, sea fishing. What was your first job? Paper round, milk round, then served my time as an apprentice fitter and turner at Vickers \' shipbuilding. Other careers you might have liked? The armed forces or a chef maybe, even a chef in the armed forces, who knows. What gives you the biggest work buzz As town crier, the camaraderie amongst the criers at competitions. In my day job, solving problems that come up day to day. How did you become a Town Crier...does it run in the family? Job was advertised for Dalton Town Crier in local paper and my wife put me in for it. I don \'t know what she was trying to say. Then a couple of years later I was adopted by Barrow council as well. What do you think of the uniform? I have two, one for each town. They are both great, but it would be great if I could have one made and represent Furness rather than having to decide which town to represent for competitions. How much crying do you do for Dalton and Barrow in a year? Not as much as I would like to do but I do have a full-time job and family and don \'t have the time to do commercial work. Generally I do the civic parades, switch on of the lights at Christmas, cruise ships when they come in and any other events that the council ask me to do. And I try to go to a couple of competitions each year. Your best moment so far as a Town Crier? Competing in the British Championships two years ago. I came 13th out of 33. And your worst? Turning up at a hotel in Dalton to meet town criers for the first time, which was the first competition I hosted, and the council had sent them a leaflet containing the old Dalton town crier, Stuart Lawrence, who they expected to meet. They were quite shocked when I ­ a 31-year-old, walked in. Or my clacker flying out of my bell as I rang it on Dalton Road, Barrow. What should Furness do to create more jobs? Better links to the rest of the country. Morecambe Bay Bridge would help. Have you been affected by the credit crunch? Not a great lot, just tighten the belt and work through it. It may be different when its time to get Conner \'s uniform for Dowdales for September. What has the internet done for you? Kept me in touch with my family and friends around the country. Your favourite website/s? Rugby league fan Forum, Barrow Raiders and Facebook poker. Name some of your heroes and villains? Heroes, anyone serving or served in the armed forces, in sport, Sean Long of St Helens, Villains, any drug cheats. How do you relax? In the garden or watching rugby. A modern trend you don \'t like? Internet shopping. They always struggle to find my house when delivering. Your first car? A blue Fiat 127. The gear box packed in on it, but my granddad and I soon put a new one in out of a scrap car. Try doing that these days. Not likely. How would you improve Furness if you had unlimited power and funds? More for the kids to do. A skating rink, etc, and quicker access to the M6 Do you support the Morecambe Bay Bridge from Heysham to Barrow with tidal power turbines and why or why not? Yes definitely. It would give us the quicker access to the motorway and renewable energy has to be the way forward.  Public support for local shops  A BUSINESS lobby group with more than 800 shops and firms as members in the Barrow area alone, has lodged a  support your local shops  type petition with Gordon Brown. The Federation of Small Businesses , has handed in its national Keep Trade Local petition to Number 10, Downing Street. FSB National Chairman, John Wright, handed over the petition which received over 55,000 signatures. Keep Trade Local kicked off last year to raise awareness about the need to safeguard shops and the communities they sustain. Mr Wright said:  Keep Trade Local has been a great success and the petition proves that the country cares about the future of our small shops.  Small businesses have been suffering from Post Office closures, late payers, planning delays, hidden business crime and a tenuous relationship with the banks. At the same time, we have been hit by a recession that is killing over 120 small firms a day   .  OYEZ: Town crier Alan Brown, who officiates at civic events in Barrow and Dalton  REF: 0158642  ",3281);arrFiles[48]=new Array(49,"http://www.mcgeochled.com/keyplayers/","18 Mar 2010","McGeoch LED Technology Key Players","led flags, led harsh & hazardous area lights & lighting, led marine lights & lighting, led marshalling flags, led military lights & lighting, led motor racing flags, led naval lights & lighting, led offshore lights & lighting, led","McGeoch led defence, hazardous area, marine, military, motor sport, naval, offshore, rail, shelter, & train lights & lighting. led motor racing & karting safety flags & systems","Key Players Offshore Rail Defence MotorSport The newly-formed McGeoch LED Technology is taking McGeoch \'s traditional and comprehensive range of ruggedised lighting one huge step further with the development of specialist LED lighting and signalling for defence, marine, military, offshore, rail and motor sport applications using state-of-the-art LED technology and designed to meet the low energy, high efficiency and environmental lighting demands of the modern world. The key players charged with this responsibility are listed below. You can find out more about each of them by clicking on the icon by the side of their name. 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The key players charged with this responsibility are listed below. This page focuses on Dr Sohail Amer, McGeoch LED Technology \'s Chairman. You can find our more about the other members of the team by clicking on the icon by the side of their name. Debbie Albion - Administration Manager Mark Harrison - Business Development Manager Tony Jewell - Project Sales Manager Phil Logan - Director of Technology Dr Sohail Amer Dr Amer obtained his doctorate from Southampton University Medical School before joining IBM. When he left IBM as Branch Manager he founded INFOREM Plc with three others and grew it to a 18m corporation. INFOREM was sold to Computer Sciences Inc in 1989. He worked for CSC as European Sales Director for two years before using his re-engineering skills to acquire and re engineer Precision Ceramics, McGeoch, RTL, William White and others to form the current McGeoch Technology Group of which he is Chairman. He also has interest in other offshore operations. 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The key players charged with this responsibility are listed below. This page focuses on Debbie Albion, McGeoch LED Technology \'s Administration Manager. You can find our more about the other members of the team by clicking on the icon by the side of their name. Dr Sohail Amer - Chairman Mark Harrison - Business Development Manager Tony Jewell - Project Sales Manager Phil Logan - Director of Technology Debbie Albion Debbie Albion joined McGeoch in January 2009 and although new to the LED industry, she brings a wealth of experience to her position of Administration Manager. She has a rather unconventional background which started off in the world of horse racing and progressed to the position of Yard Manager whilst also holding a licence to ride as an amateur jockey. During this period in her career, she also enjoyed several visits to the winners enclosure! After a spell with Boots the Chemist at middle management level, Debbie returned to the world of racing and spent the next fourteen years as Administration Manager and Associate Director to one of the top racing yards in the country. Debbie likes to spend her free time tending to her garden and attending classes at the local leisure centre. She also enjoys reading a good book and a day at the races. 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The key players charged with this responsibility are listed below. This page focuses on Mark Harrison, McGeoch LED Technology \'s Business Development Manager. You can find our more about the other members of the team by clicking on the icon by the side of their name. Dr Sohail Amer - Chairman Debbie Albion - Administration Manager Tony Jewell - Project Sales Manager Phil Logan - Director of Technology Mark Harrison Mark Harrison joined McGeoch in July 2009 as Business Development Manager. He has wide experience and a proven track record in the aerospace and defence industries and joined McGeoch to drive forward and further develop sales of the new organisation \'s total LED lighting solutions both within the UK and further afield. Commenting on his new appointment, McGeoch Technology \'s Managing Director, John D \'Ambrogio, commented Mark joins our new LED Technology Organisation at an exciting time when we are looking to expand on our already excellent capabilities. Having secured the total lighting contract for the British Royal Navy \'s new Astute Class Submarine, Type 45 Class Destroyers and Queen Elizabeth (QE) Class Aircraft Carriers, McGeoch is now looking to focus its expertise in other market sectors. Mark has four children and lives in Sheffield. Outside professional life, he is a keen sportsman and plays tennis, badminton and five-aside football. 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The key players charged with this responsibility are listed below. This page focuses on Tony Jewell, McGeoch LED Technology \'s Project Sales Manager. You can find our more about the other members of the team by clicking on the icon by the side of their name. Dr Sohail Amer - Chairman Debbie Albion - Administration Manager Mark Harrison - Business Development Manager Phil Logan - Director of Technology Tony Jewell Tony has been involved within the LED world for over ten years. He has worked extremely closely with the major rolling stock leasing companies following the recommendations from the Cullen Report and in particular the development of specialised LED Emergency Lighting which has now set the standard for today \'s ultra safe trains. Indeed, his joint development work gained HSBC Rail the Innovations Award for Safety. HSBC were the first to utilise this unique robust LED Emergency Lighting System. Tony has now taken this concept several stages further incorporating his emergency lighting experience into general LED lighting for rolling stock with the first fully approved LED illuminated train with emergency back up now in full UK service. Tony gained his Private Pilots License many years ago and it is one of his many goals to return this to a current license. 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The key players charged with this responsibility are listed below. This page focuses on Phil Logan, McGeoch LED Technology \'s Director of Technology. You can find our more about the other members of the team by clicking on the icon by the side of their name. Dr Sohail Amer - Chairman Debbie Albion - Administration Manager Mark Harrison - Business Development Manager Tony Jewell - Project Sales Manager Phil Logan Phil Logan has been involved in lighting and the LED technology for over 30 years. He developed the first night vision goggle compatible cockpit for the RAF’s Tornado, Jaguar and Hercules aircraft, the first LED emergency light for Astute class submarines and was seconded from McGeoch to BAE Systems to project manage all lighting on the Astute Submarine project (both internal and external). He has been with McGeoch for five years, working to augment a very strong defence business with products aimed at more diverse markets with a particular focus on LED \'s. Current projects include a specialised ATEX approved LED light fitting for the oil and gas industry, the development of a wide range of LED light fittings for primary lighting in railway carriages and a revolutionary new LED safety flag for Grand Prix motor racing. In his role as Director of Technology, Phil is supported by a small Ulverston-based team of 3 and the larger resources of McGeoch Technology in Birmingham. Phil has led teams of engineers both in the UK, Europe and the Middle East. A bit of a hybrid, he has also  \'led \' sales and marketing departments. Phil was a semi-professional stage performer and keyboard vocalist for many years, winning many professional awards, but now spends his free time sailing in his own boat on Lake Windermere. Search | Site Map | Glossary | Total Quality | Copyright Website designed & maintained by CCB Marketing & Promotion Limited - © 2009/2010 - McGeoch Technology Limited ",16);