240V and 3-Wire LED Wiring Diagrams | Photocell & Ballast Bypass Explained
Posted by Dara Greaney on 4/27/2017 to
LED Parking Lot Lights
240 Volt 3 wire (split phase) Ballast Bypass Wiring or 240vac ballast bypass
So you are trying to change to LED Lights with 240volt but now you have 2 hot wires and a neutral/ground coming out of the building. How does this even work? Where is my return? What do I connect to? We have some answers for you.
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What Are DLC Lights, and Why Should You Choose DLC Listed Lighting?
Posted by Dara Greaney on 4/21/2017 to
LED Light Bulbs
DLC Lights
Have you heard of DLC lights and don’t know what is means? We are here to tell you more about DLC lights and why you should choose it. Let’s take a closer look at DLC lights.
LED Light Classification- Learn about the Classes of Light
Posted by Dara Greaney on 3/15/2017 to
LED Lights
LED Light Classification- Learn about the Classes of Light
NextGen LED Parking Lot Lights - How to bypass the Photocell
Posted by Rick R on 2/16/2017 to
LED Parking Lot Lights
NextGen LED Parking Lot Lights - Photocell bypass - How to bypass the Dusk to Dawn Sensor
LED Light Waterproof or IP Ratings Explained
Posted by Dara Greaney on 2/10/2017 to
LED Lights
Light Waterproof Ratings Explained. Ingress Protection (or IP Ratings) Explained
Calculate the Energy You Save in Dollars by Going LED Lighting
Posted by Dara Greaney on 1/27/2017 to
LED Lights
Calculate the Energy You Save in Dollars by Going LED Lighting
5000K Lights and Why they have become the choice for Commercial Lighting
Posted by Dara Greaney on 1/13/2017 to
LED Lights
5000K Lights – Why they have become the choice for Commercial Lighting
Wiring Color Codes: Decoding Brown, Blue, Green Stripe Wires
Posted by Dara Greaney on 11/13/2016 to
LED Lights
Brown Wire, Blue Wire and Green Stripe Wire - what are these? Which is black and hot and which is white? Here is a common question that we get; Brown Wire, Blue Wire and Green Stripe Wire - what are these? Which is black and hot and which is white?
How to Adjust the Slip Fit Mount on LED Parking Lot Lights
Posted by Dara Greaney on 11/3/2016 to
LED Lights
Many large area lights, such as LED parking lot lights or street lights, come with Slip fit mounts or slip fitter mounting and there are lots of questions. In this article we break it down and give some answers.
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.
Different Lighting Technologies Explained
Posted by Dara Greaney on 10/9/2016 to
LED Lights
Different Lighting Technologies Explained
LED Light Expert gets lots of questions about the different lighting technologies. Understanding the old lighting technology will help you understand why LED Lights are so much better and which ones to choose.
How do Driverless LEDs work?
Posted by Dara Greaney on 9/26/2016 to
LED Lights
Driverless LEDs, also known as Driver on Board or DOB technology, are a type of LED lights that do not need a separate driver to control the electrical current and supply clean DC power to the LED. Instead, they use a high voltage integrated circuit with regulating and switching chips to intelligently adjust the number of LEDs in a string during an AC line cycle so that the voltage of the LED string matches the instantaneous AC line voltage. This way, they can directly connect to the AC mains without any external driver modules.
How many lumens do I need from my LED Light? How Bright?
Posted by Dara Greaney on 8/27/2016 to
LED Lights
The brightness of LED lights depends on how many lumens they produce. Lumens are a measure of the total amount of visible light from a source. The more lumens, the brighter the light. However, the number of lumens you need from your LED light also depends on other factors, such as the size and shape of the area you want to illuminate, the height and angle of the light fixture, the color and temperature of the light, and the purpose and mood of the lighting.
To help you decide how many lumens you need from your LED light, you can use some general guidelines based on different types of lighting applications
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