High Hat Lights - What are they and Why are They Called That?
Posted by Dara Greaney on 10/23/2021 to
400 Watt Metal Halide LED Replacement
High hat lights-What are they? Another name for high bay lights “High hat lights “is another name for high bay lights which are used to illuminate areas with ceilings 15 ft above the ground. The lights provide illumination over spaces with a
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150w LED - Why is this light size such a popular choice?
Posted by Dara Greaney on 5/25/2021 to
LED Lights
150W LED- Why is this so popular? Since 1961, the trend of invention and innovation of LED lights has increased across the globe. Several forms of LED lights have been manufactured with the initial LED light being infra-red. The complexity of the LED lights has taken numerous strides in terms of substrate materials, color complexion indexing, temperature grades, and watt ratings. Several LED watt ratings have granted LED lights a diversity of operation in various places. The utilization of LED lights has cut across several sectors like roads, domestic houses, and commercial businesses.
Understanding why LED High Bay Lights are so Popular
Posted by Dara Greaney on 3/23/2020 to
LED Lights
LED high bay lights can easily be seen in warehouses, gymnasiums and all kinds of shops. These are powered by the superior technology of modern silicon and stand out a lot from every other conventional light. These have low wasted heat, no UV and can quickly turn out to be lower in cost. Find out what makes these types of illuminates so popular.
Top 3 Reasons To Consider A Move To LED Lights
Posted by Dara Greaney on 11/24/2017 to
LED Lights
You might have probably heard several times that LED light bulbs are better alternatives to other lights. But, do you know the reason for the popularity of LED lights? Yes, you are right. It will help with saving nearly 75% of your electricity charges as compared to other lights. But, there are more than this benefit you can get when you move on to a 400 Watt Metal Halide LED Replacement. Let us explore the top 3 reasons why should move to LED Canopy lights and LEDs for other areas of your house or commercial establishment:
What is a Ballast and How Does It Differ from an LED Driver
Posted by Dara Greaney on 9/11/2017 to
LED Light Bulbs
What is a Ballast and Why Do LEDs use a driver instead.
When light bulbs were a new invention, a device was placed within the bulbs.They were called ballasts and controlled electricity flow. Today's LED fixtures and LED light bulbs use a driver to do the same thing, just at a much more precise level.
LED Color Spectrum and Color Rendering Index (CRI) Guide
Posted by RIck R on 6/5/2017 to
LED Lights
CRI is defined as how a light source makes the color of an object appear to human eyes and how well subtle variations in color shades are revealed. It’s really how well a light bulb shows true colors. The Color Rendering Index (CRI) is a scale from 0 to 100 percent. It indicates how accurate a given light source is when it comes to rendering color when compared to a reference light source. The better color rendering ability depends on higher CRI.
Do You Need a Ballast for LED Lights?
Posted by Dara Greaney on 5/23/2017 to
LED Lights
What is a Ballast and Why They are Not Used in LED Lights
When light bulbs were a new invention, a device was placed within the bulbs. The purpose of this device was to limit the amount of current in an electrical circuit. This device is known as a Ballast. If this was not used in the light bulbs and T8 light bulbs (tube Lights), there remained a risk of current rising to a destructive level. Ballast is still used in bulbs and tube lights to avoid current rise in the lights. Metal halide, mercury vapor, and HID are also the prime examples of lights using ballasts.
Today ballasts are going away in favor of LED Drivers.
400W Metal Halide Lumens: LED Equivalents and Energy Savings
Posted by Dara Greaney on 10/16/2016 to
LED Lights
Understanding the right LED replacement for a 400W metal halide bulb is key to maximizing energy savings and performance. In this in-depth blog from LED Light Expert, we break down how LED equivalents compare in terms of lumens, efficiency, and long-term cost savings. Learn why metal halide bulbs lose brightness over time and how LEDs provide consistent, high-quality illumination with significantly lower energy consumption. Whether you're upgrading parking lot lights, warehouse lighting, or commercial fixtures, this guide will help you choose the best LED replacement to reduce maintenance costs and improve overall lighting efficiency.