corn lights

When it comes to the ease of the retrofit process, it’s difficult to beat the flexibility of a corn light. Many of these lamps can fit directly into your existing sockets, meaning that cutting down your energy consumption by over 50% can be as easy as screwing in a bulb!

Watch as we convert a standard metal halide area light with a dusk to dawn sensor to LED.

“Everything looks great! Everyone is impressed,” said Michael, the owner of Tice Fire Station.

Corn lights, also known as “corncob lights,” are named for their unique appearance.

Beckey, the owner of Park Plaza at The Village in Coronado, California, had an ongoing struggle with homeless individuals sleeping around the shopping center, as well as skateboarders riding around the alleyways and plaza at night. Beckey knew this was due to lack of sufficient lighting in the plaza.

Robert was searching for a less expensive, more energy efficient lighting upgrade from the CFLs he had previously installed. Our prices fit both his budget and expectations, and significantly reduced future lighting maintenance labor.

Metal halide bulbs with a "mogul" or E39 screw-in base are literally found everywhere — from industrial high-bay and low-bay fixtures, streetlights, and floodlights, to security lighting, landscape lighting, and even high-wattage recessed spotlights.

What do you do when you need to replace high-energy lights—metal halide bulbs, sodium vapor, CFL, halogen, etc.—but don't want to deal with the expense and disruption of replacing the entire fixture—when you simply want to, literally, change out a light bulb?