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Council chooses ME-T5 to upgrade car park lighting 22-Nov-2010 Council chooses ME-T5 to upgrade car park lighting...	County Council chooses ME-T5 to upgrade IT suite lighting 17-Dec-2010 Dorset County Council chooses cost effective ME-T5 to upgrade IT suite lighting...	Dorset County Council – ME-T5 adaptors 20-Jul-2011 Dorset County Council have appointed ME Lighting (UK) Ltd to convert Gryphon Schools current T8 lighting to T5 operation.
Induction units up to 70 percent energy saving and a 10 year warranty 02-Jun-2011 After extensive testing, we are delighted to introduce a full range of Induction lights..	Klondyke Garden Centres select MEL (UK) Ltd 14-Jan-2012 Klondyke Garden Centres have selected MEL (UK) Ltd to upgrade all of the HPS lighting at the Houghton	London Borough of Islington chooses MEL(UK) 17-Feb-2011 London Borough of Islington chooses MEL(UK) to help deliver best practise for carbon reduction ...
ME Lighting (UK) Ltd is now the European Distributor for US LightingTech Induction lighting products 11-Jul-2011 ME Lighting (UK) ltd can now supply US LightingTech (USLT) products..	ME Lighting (UK) Ltd now supplies DEM EMC filters with its Induction lighting products and with the ME-T5 adaptor range 13-Jul-2011 MEL (UK) Ltd are delighted to announce..	MEL (UK) Ltd is NICEIC Approved 20-Jan-2012 ME Lighting (UK) Ltd are now approved under the NICEIC Group Approved Contractor Scheme, which has been in operation since 1956
MEL(UK) selected to convert Welsh prison estate external lighting 26-Jan-2011 MEL(UK) have been chosen to upgrade and convert Welsh prison estate external lighting .....	Oxford University - ME-T5 adaptors 27-Jul-2011 Oxford University have selected the ME-T5 adaptor as part of their drive towards energy efficient lighting. The ME-T5 adaptors..	Oxford University Select MEL (UK) Ltd to Light to Rosenblatt Pool 14-Jan-2012 MEL (UK) Ltd have been appointed by Oxford University to install induction lighting in the Rosenblatt Pool.