Outdoor Lighting & Energy

Energy

Energy Savings to Benefit Your Business

Take advantage of today's lighting technology. 3G and Wireless technology make lighting control and monitoring systems less costly to install. Lighting system upgrades and retrofits can reduce operating costs and energy consumption.

Outdoor Lighting & Energy’s staff of Lighting and Energy Consultants is specifically trained in upgrading existing lighting systems, as well as installing new energy efficient lighting products and lighting fixtures.

Upgrading your lighting systems will result in a more efficient, safe, and attractive commercial property. Outdoor Lighting & Energy deals with manufacturers and suppliers every day on all the latest lighting innovations. We can help you make sense of the myriad new energy efficient lighting options and lighting management control systems on the market today.

We’ll help you find the right lighting upgrade to fit your budget and your specific site needs.

Energy Programs

• Lighting Audits
• Lighting System Controls
• Technology & Rebate Consultations
• T8 and T5 Fluorescent Conversions
• LED Retrofits and New Installations
• HID Lamps & Ballasts
• Pulse Start Technology
• Wireless Occupancy & Wireless Vacancy Interior Lighting Controls
• 3G Wireless for Parking Lot Lighting Night Light Control & Reports

Energy Tip

An incandescent lamp is a better heater than a light.

Nearly 90% of the input energy being converted is lost in waste heat rather than used as light. New technology is bringing many energy-efficient and environmentally friendly incandescent replacement options to market. Great strides are being made to replace Edison’s incandescent when it is phased out in 2014.

Our relationships with the leading manufacturers of both LEDs (light emitting diodes) and CFLs (compact fluorescent lamps) allow us to bring you the very latest in improved lamp technology at reasonable prices with quality assurance you don’t get from ordering an off-brand product over the internet.

You don’t have to settle for inferior lamp color or shape that has been associated with LEDs and CFLs of the past.