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    LED Downlight Retrofit: Questions to Ask Before You Buy

    LED Downlight Retrofit: Questions to Ask Before You Buy

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    One of the most common light fixtures found in both commercial and residential applications is the ceiling recessed downlight. The clean, smooth ceiling look of recessed downlights makes them popular in office entryways, lobbies, hallways and conference rooms. In homes, recessed downlights are common in kitchens and are often found in rooms throughout the house. Realizing the significant potential for both energy and maintenance cost savings, manufacturers have developed a large range of LED retrofit...

    LED Downlight Retrofits Offer Cost Effective Upgrade

    LED Downlight Retrofits Offer Cost Effective Upgrade

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    LED downlight modules provide both an easy upgrade solution for existing incandescent or halogen downlight and an all-in-one package that makes for a seamless looking new downlight. The downlight module includes a non-replaceable LED array or light engine (not a bulb), an LED driver, a diffuser and the trim that sits flush to the ceiling. Advantages of LED Increased rated life is the main advantage of an LED downlight retrofit compared to replacing the existing...

    LED Outdoor Area Light Fixtures Meet or Exceed Performance Metrics of HID Alternatives

    LED Outdoor Area Light Fixtures Meet or Exceed Performance Metrics of HID Alternatives

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    A significant contributor to electrical energy use in the U.S. is outdoor area lighting. Street and roadway lights, walkway and park lighting, surface parking pole mounted fixtures and building mounted wall packs are all designed to illuminate space at night to provide safe passage and security for vehicles and pedestrians. Some of the earliest dedicated LED lighting fixtures were for outdoor area lighting applications. By 2017, LED area lighting has matured to the point that...

    LED Downlight Options for Small Commercial & Residential Applications

    LED Downlight Options for Small Commercial & Residential Applications

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    The number of recessed downlights in small commercial and residential environments often exceeds all other types of light fixtures in the building. Tucked neatly inside the ceiling, these fixtures manage to be both an unobtrusive and an effective source of illumination for many types of spaces. The traditional light source for these downlights has been the incandescent BR30 (3.75" diameter) or BR40 (5" diameter) reflector floods. Unlike architectural grade downlights, the typical small commercial and...

    What Does the IP Rating of a Light Fixture Mean?

    What Does the IP Rating of a Light Fixture Mean?

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    The specifications for light fixtures often include a value for IP, the abbreviation for International Protection Marking (sometimes referred to as Ingress Protection Marking). The IP rating system is an International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standard that applies to many product categories including lighting. Why IP Ratings Are Important The IP rating informs the buyer how well protected the light fixture is against particulates and water getting inside the fixture to cause damage. Fixtures intended for...

    Before Buying an LED Fixture, Find Out if the LED Array Inside can be Replaced

    Before Buying an LED Fixture, Find Out if the LED Array Inside can be Replaced

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    Learn about LED downlights, modules, and arrays. Before buying a fancy new LED light fixture, it would be a wise idea to find out how easy replacing the LED array will be. And with how rapidly LED technology is changing, find out how big a concern this really is.

    LED Fixtures Bring New Light to the Super Bowl

    LED Fixtures Bring New Light to the Super Bowl

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    If there are still doubts about the long-term impact of the LED lighting revolution, the upcoming Super Bowl should eliminate the skeptics. It's one thing to put an LED bulb in a table lamp. But use them to light a massive football stadium? It is true. Every second of the most watched sporting event in America will be under new LED sports light fixtures recently installed in the U. of Phoenix Stadium. By all accounts...