Lighting is One of Largest Expenses For Building Owners

Improving your lighting systems is one of the first steps EPA recommends to increase the efficiency of your buildings—whether you are retrofitting existing buildings or designing new buildings. Lighting uses about 18 percent of the electricity generated in the U.S., and another 4 to 5 percent goes to remove the wasted heat generated by those lights.

LED Lighting Retrofit Dramatically Reduces Energy Bills

With good design, lighting energy use in most buildings can be cut at least in half while maintaining or improving lighting quality. An LED Lighting Retrofit is an investment not only in reducing electricity consumption but also in improving the way a building supports its occupants.

A building’s lighting directly affects the comfort, mood, productivity, health, and safety of its occupants. Moreover, as the most visible building system, it also directly affects the aesthetics and image of the building.

Lighting consumes close to 35 percent of the electricity used in commercial buildings in the United States and affects other building systems through its electrical requirements and the waste heat that it produces. Major corporations, retail chains, grocery stores, warehouses, hospitals and hotels have realized substantial savings by retrofitting their buildings with LED Tube lights.

RedBird LED Tube Replacement from Florescent 40 Watt Tube

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