Are you considering all the benefits of LED retrofits?
Have you considered all the benefits of LED retrofits for your traditional fluorescent lighting? Make the smart choice and upgrade to more energy-efficient LED lights! In this blog post, we’ll explore the many advantages of switching to LED lighting, such as cost savings, extended lifespan, enhanced brightness, and a positive environmental impact.
The fantastic news is that you can upgrade or retrofit many standard fluorescent lights to LED without installing new light fixtures. This means you’ll save on material costs and reduce labor expenses. LED lights boast an impressive lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, outlasting traditional fluorescent bulbs by over six times. Plus, LEDs operate without a ballast, making them even more cost-effective and energy-efficient.
But there’s more! LED lights produce brighter, more consistent illumination than their fluorescent counterparts, showcasing every inch of your workspace. Improved lighting quality boosts productivity and creates a welcoming environment. Furthermore, LED lights have a significantly lower heat output compared to traditional bulbs, reducing the need for air conditioning and further lowering energy costs.
LED lighting is also friendly to the environment, as they contain no harmful mercury, unlike traditional fluorescent lights. By swapping to LED lights, you’re reducing your carbon footprint and contributing to a greener planet!
We completed a successful upgrade project using the energy-efficient LED bulbs mentioned above. Check it out:
If you want to enjoy the numerous benefits of upgrading your old fluorescent lights to modern, efficient LED technology, don’t hesitate to contact our team. Click the link below to fill out our contact form and discuss your LED lighting upgrade options:
Don’t wait to experience LED lighting’s advantages. Upgrade your workspace, save energy, and enjoy the lasting rewards of LED technology today!
https://www.archlighting.com/technology/leds-the-evolution-of-lighting_o
https://www.epa.gov/cfl/what-are-connections-between-mercury-and-cfls
