Why You Should Choose Commercial Light Fixtures Over Residential
Posted by Dara Greaney on 3/28/2023 to
Industrial Lighting
Commercial lighting is a broad term that includes lighting various enterprises such as stores, offices, institutions, restaurants, hospitals, hotels, shopping malls, and warehouses. Note that lighting systems for industrial, manufacturing, and public spaces like streets, government buildings, and bridges are also considered to be part of commercial lighting. Generally speaking, commercial lights differ from their residential counterparts in cost, lifespan, durability, energy-saving options, service costs, and maintenance.
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Light Design – Concepts of Lighting Design
Posted by Dara Greaney on 3/21/2023 to
Commercial Lighting
Discover the key factors in light design that go beyond basic illumination. Lighting serves the primary purpose of providing light, but it can also create a specific atmosphere or environment. To achieve the desired outcome in a lighting project, designers consider the following aspects: Direction (where the light is focused), Intensity (the brightness level), Softness (how harsh or gentle the light appears), and Color (the warmth or coolness of the light). Explore the art of light design and unleash its potential for your projects.
Solar Lights – What's New and Changed
Posted by Dara Greaney on 3/14/2023 to
Solar Street Lights
One of the increasing popular usages is to separate the panel from the light. Typically known as solar flood lights, they differ from solar parking lot lights where the system is a one piece housing. Watch for Fake Wattage/Lumens and Other Issues. 2022 saw an even bigger increase in made up wattages, made up lumens and batteries. Its simply too easy to mislead consumers. Solar has no UL or DLC to regulate it.
Commercial Parking Lot Lights Explained - What to Know
Posted by Dara Greaney on 3/3/2023 to
LED Parking Lot Lights
Commercial parking lot lights is a term used to describe outdoor lighting for illuminating parking lots, driveways, and pathways. Depending on their application, they are typically mounted on poles of various heights. A single pole may support one or multiple lighting fixtures. Commercial parking lot lights generally are used to illuminate areas for vehicle and pedestrian use. However, they are also significant in attracting customers to a business. These lights are high-quality, cost-saving, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly.