LED Questions Answered

As LED technology continues to advance, and the availability of smart control options has increased in the marketplace, the Design Lights Consortium has worked with lighting manufacturers to establish new DLC rules. We break some of the latest down & tell you what it means for you in this blog post.

Your upfront expenses can be lowered significantly by energy efficiency rebates. Approved rebates always cover part of the cost, and could even cover up to 100%, of your lighting purchase! While energy rebates can seem complicated at first, we are always here to help.

Everything you need to know to make a decision on whether and how to upgrade your 8ft shop lights to LED.

One of the questions we get most often from customers looking into LED conversion is “What tubes do I need for my T12 fixtures?” While the process can be confusing due to the wide selection of tubes on the market, the good news is that ours work as replacements for both T12 and T8 fluorescent tubes.

Watch how quick and easy it is to convert your fluorescent troffers to LED when you use Magnetic Linear LED Retrofit Kits.

If you're not sure if your tube is compatible with your fixture, contact our lighting team—we're here to help!

“My average electric bill in the summer was about $500 a month. By switching over to the energy efficient LEDs that don’t put out nearly as much heat as the old fluorescents with ballasts, my bill dropped down to $189 a month!"

Dave noticed an enormous difference after upgrading. He sent us this picture of his original fixtures next to ours... what a difference!

Have you thought about, however, how much it costs to have your hard-to-access HPS or metal halide lamps and ballasts replaced when they go out?

When looking to buy LEDs, it’s very important to know what type, lumens, wattage, and kelvins are needed for the room or outdoor environment. What does that all mean?