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Commercial LED lighting upgrades
Outdated fluorescent, metal halide and high-intensity discharge lighting costs money on the meter and again on the maintenance schedule. We replace it with DLC listed LED and run the utility program that funds it.
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What an upgrade actually changes
A metal halide high-bay draws 400 watts and loses output steadily from the day it is installed. Its LED replacement does the same job at around 150 watts, holds its output, and does not need a lift and a lamp every few thousand hours.
Across a facility that difference compounds. The meter reads lower every month, the maintenance line drops, the floor is easier to work on and the fixtures stop being something your team has to think about.
We manage the whole process: facility assessment, project planning, utility approval, installation and final verification.
Why upgrade
Why upgrade to LED lighting?
Modern LED is a better answer for a commercial facility on every measure that shows up in an operating budget.
Improved brightness
Brighter, more uniform light with better colour rendering, which makes inspection, picking and driving safer and more accurate.
Longer fixture life
LED fixtures run for years where discharge lamps run for months, so replacement frequency and downtime both drop.
Reduced maintenance
Fewer lamp changes and fewer ballast failures mean fewer disruptions and a lower long-term cost of ownership.
Occupancy sensors and controls
Controls adjust light to occupancy and daylight automatically, so the savings continue without anyone remembering a switch.
Better energy performance
Lower consumption improves the facility's overall efficiency profile and is measurable on the next billing cycle.
Work out the number
What would your building save?
Change the figures to match your facility. Nothing is sent anywhere until you choose to send it.
This is an energy estimate only. It does not include the maintenance you stop paying for, and it does not subtract the utility incentive from the project cost. Both usually make the real figure better. We give you the exact numbers for your building at assessment.
Estimated saving per year
$29,952
Over five years
$149,760
Energy saved a year
124,800 kWh
Reduction in lighting consumption
63%
Want the real figure? We count every fixture in the building and tell you what the utility will contribute before you commit to anything.
Send these figures with my assessment request
Specialism
Warehouse and high-bay lighting
Warehouses are where the arithmetic is most dramatic, because the fixtures are large, there are a lot of them, and they run long hours. Many sites are still on fluorescent, metal halide or high-pressure sodium fittings that draw heavy current and need a lift every time one fails.
We design to the way the building is actually used: light on the aisle floor and on the top rack, no glare into a forklift driver's eyes, and controls that dim the zones nobody is working in without leaving anyone in the dark.
- High-bay and linear high-bay specified against real mounting heights and rack layouts
- Aisle-level occupancy sensing so quiet zones cost nothing to keep lit
- Dock, yard and car park lighting included in the same scope and the same incentive claim
- Installed around your shifts, including nights and weekends
Controls
Occupancy sensors and smart controls
Replacing the fixture cuts the wattage. Controlling it cuts the hours. Together they do far more than either on its own, and on most programs controls carry their own incentive line.
We specify occupancy sensing for intermittently used space, daylight harvesting where there is a window line or roof light, and time scheduling for areas that empty predictably. On PSE&G projects, luminaire level lighting control has to be a DLC NLC V5.0 certified product to qualify, so that is what we quote.
- Occupancy and vacancy sensing, set to the dwell times the space needs
- Daylight harvesting on perimeter and roof-lit zones
- Scheduling and zoning so out-of-hours lighting is deliberate, not accidental
Our process
The upgrade process
Four stages, each one finished before the next one starts.
Facility assessment
We evaluate the existing system fixture by fixture and identify where the opportunity actually is, which is not always where people expect.
Project planning
We build a lighting solution around your facility, your run hours and the measures your utility program will pay for.
Professional installation
Experienced licensed installers complete the changeover efficiently, working around your operating hours.
Final verification
We confirm every fixture and control is operating correctly and complete the verification the utility program requires.
Ready to upgrade your facility's lighting?
Find out what your building currently spends on lighting, what it would spend after an upgrade, and which utility programs it qualifies for. The assessment is free and there is no obligation.
