panel lights

Nevada-based Coral LLC recently added a glow to their office. Jason, the owner of Coral LLC, purchased and installed twenty-one of our 45W High Efficiency 2x4 LED Panel Lights around the entire office. See what a difference it made.

One of our first-time customers, David, recently purchased four of our 2x4 LED Panel Lights to install in the kitchen in his home. The old fixtures weren't producing enough light, which created a dull tone that filled the kitchen at night.

Don Reid, of Davis-R Xii School in Clinton, Missouri recently retrofitted the school's gymnasium with LED lights to cut their electric bill, reduce the brightness, and eliminate the warm-up time they experienced with the old metal halide fixtures they were replacing.

"The biggest thing we've been pleased with is the brightness and the even appearance. I've never experienced LED lighting at this level before. Everyone is amazed at how bright these lights really are."

How do you replace your fluorescent tubes with LED? There are more options than you think. Here we break down the advantages and disadvantages of each, along with the amount of light you'll get and the amount of energy you'll use.

Glenn McGinnis of Talon Brands LLC, recently flush-mounted four of our 2 foot x 2 foot dimmable LED panels to the ceiling of his home.

A residential customer of ELEDLights.com recently purchased two 2x2 ceiling panel LED lights and installed them in the bathroom of her home.

Manncorp's offices are undergoing an upgrade from troffer-style fluorescent lights in suspended grid ceilings to new LED panel lights that fit right into the existing drop ceiling grid.

LED panel lights offer a contemporary, sleek alternative for ceiling (and even wall) lighting to old-dated linear fluorescent lighting.

Like many dentists, Dr. Raymond Kimsey of Comfortable Dentistry has drop ceilings in his treatment room. The downside to these is that if you're going to use the traditional troffer lights that fit into the drop-ceiling grid, you're limited as to how you can place your lighting—the lights will have to run in the same direction as the ceiling grid. Dr. Kimsey, however, came up with an interesting way to use LED panel lights to get just the right placement of ceiling lighting.