LED lighting is the most energy-efficient choice, consuming up to 75% less energy than traditional fluorescent lights. LEDs also have a significantly longer lifespan, lasting three to five times longer than fluorescent bulbs.

According to OSHA, commercial lighting requirements vary depending on the type of location, including offices, laboratories, retail stores, showrooms, factories, workshops, auto shops, warehouses, corridors, stairwells, lobbies, and other common spaces.

LED lights don’t emit UV rays, which is why they attract far fewer insects when compared to lights that do emit UV radiation.

Correct fixture placement is essential to eliminate shadows and ensure an even distribution of light across the entire space.

Lighting projects can include expenses for labor, materials, equipment, and electrical work.

Retrofitting your lighting system can lead to cost savings, improved light levels, and enhanced light quality.

• Lighting Costs: Operating an industrial facility often comes with high energy expenses.
• Heat Emission: Certain industrial lights generate more heat than others.
• Noise Levels: Industrial environments can be inherently noisy.
• Color Temperature: The lighting's color temperature can influence the work atmosphere.
• Environmental Considerations: Be mindful of the environmental impact of your lighting decisions.

Outdoor lighting improves safety and security, reduces liability, enhances property value, and with LED options, increases energy efficiency.

Many companies offer free quotes after assessing your existing lighting setup and can help identify potential energy-saving incentives.

Retrofitting your current lighting system can significantly lower energy consumption and maintenance expenses.