When buying an LED lamp or luminaire one of the most important things to consider is the products efficiency, or the ability of the product to convert electrical energy into visible light. Lighting efficiency is represented as lumens (amount of light emitted or luminous flux) per watt (power consumed) or lm/w. The higher this figure is, the more energy efficient the product is.

T8-T5 Fluorescent Retrofit Kits used to be a popular energy efficient option to replace T8 fluorescent tubes but are largely being discontinued as LED technology has improved and pricing come down sub...

LED Tubes - The Difference Between T5, T8 & T12’s Explained

LED tubesare extremely popular energy efficient lamps used in commercial, industrial and public facilitiesfor a variety of good reasons. ...

This article serves to provide resellers and end users information about T5 fluorescent lamps and the available energy efficient T5 LED retrofit solutions that are available.

T5 Fluorescent tubes ar...

Installing LED Lighting in your home or business is an investment that will yield better returns than almost any other investment you can make. Lighting retrofits also have a higher ROI than most othe...

Recessed LBR (Low Brightness) and Prismatic Fittings have been a common feature in offices, hospitals, shops, and other commercial buildings with drop suspended ceilings for many many years. They come...

Installing LED GU10 Downlights in your home or business is most often a case of simple, plug and play. There are however a few factors that you’ll need to consider should you be running dimmable LED d...

So what’s this delamping stuff all about and is it viable for me to do at my business? Simply put:  Delamping is when you replace fluorescents tubes with less led tubes because you want to maximize your energy saving while reducing you capital costs of purchase.