LED High Bay Light - The Benefits
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Robert Corter
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Article Title: LED High Bay Light - The Benefits
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An LED high bay light is becoming more common in commercial businesses. Businesses are employing these lights for warehouses, freezers, gymnasiums, and offices. Many businesses are making the change from traditional incandescent bulbs or fluorescent lights to the LED (light emitting diode) lights due to their increase in efficiency, and their low energy usage. Although LED lights are new to the market, compared to their competitors, they are rapidly sweeping it and making moves to capitalize on and monopolize the lighting industry.
LED lights are different from conventional lighting in many ways, and the first and most obvious way in which they are different comes from the name: light emitting diode. Obviously all kind of lighting puts off some kind of light, otherwise it would be entirely useless, but the difference between LEDs is that they're capable of throwing off light in one targeted direction. This is as compared to traditional lighting which scatters, and results in a loss of energy overall. Due to the fact that LEDs are able to target their light, they tend to use seventy-five percent less energy than typical incandescent bulbs, and twenty-five percent less than compact fluorescent lighting. In addition to this, LEDs give off less heat when remaining lit while incandescent light bulbs will release ninety percent of their energy as heat and compact fluorescent light bulbs.
An LED high bay light is the one commonly seen in large buildings, where they're placed in the roof and resemble big, long rectangles. They are usually seen in the roofs of gymnasiums and warehouses, where large scale lighting is required, without giving off much heat. Obviously, it is important to not have a buildup of heat in these kinds of settings, otherwise it would become unbearable for workers and clients. This is the reason that an LED high bay light would be preferred in this kind of setting - due to the low amount of energy it gives off as heat.
Although LED lights are typically thought as the large ones, illuminating entire buildings, embedded in the rooftops, they are now becoming more mainstream. Kitchen lights, desk lamps, and even flash lights are becoming equipped with LED lights. LED lights were previously only available in a high bay fashion, as something that had to be placed within a roof, but they now come in all shapes and sizes, and are being used to phase out other types of lighting.
The immediate concern with LED lighting is the fact that it has a higher initial cost than all other forms of lighting, and can be daunting for anyone setting it up. This is compounded when business or home owners need to purchase several light fixtures. Fortunately, this is made easier by the fact that not only do LED lights have an extensive amount of rebates available to them but they also result in lower maintenance and upkeep fees as well as a decreased energy bill due to the reduction in energy that they utilize as compared to traditional lighting.
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Article Title: LED High Bay Light - The Benefits
Author: Robert Corter
Word Count: 511
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An LED high bay light is becoming more common in commercial businesses. Businesses are employing these lights for warehouses, freezers, gymnasiums, and offices. Many businesses are making the change from traditional incandescent bulbs or fluorescent lights to the LED (light emitting diode) lights due to their increase in efficiency, and their low energy usage. Although LED lights are new to the market, compared to their competitors, they are rapidly sweeping it and making moves to capitalize on and monopolize the lighting industry.
LED lights are different from conventional lighting in many ways, and the first and most obvious way in which they are different comes from the name: light emitting diode. Obviously all kind of lighting puts off some kind of light, otherwise it would be entirely useless, but the difference between LEDs is that they're capable of throwing off light in one targeted direction. This is as compared to traditional lighting which scatters, and results in a loss of energy overall. Due to the fact that LEDs are able to target their light, they tend to use seventy-five percent less energy than typical incandescent bulbs, and twenty-five percent less than compact fluorescent lighting. In addition to this, LEDs give off less heat when remaining lit while incandescent light bulbs will release ninety percent of their energy as heat and compact fluorescent light bulbs.
An LED high bay light is the one commonly seen in large buildings, where they're placed in the roof and resemble big, long rectangles. They are usually seen in the roofs of gymnasiums and warehouses, where large scale lighting is required, without giving off much heat. Obviously, it is important to not have a buildup of heat in these kinds of settings, otherwise it would become unbearable for workers and clients. This is the reason that an LED high bay light would be preferred in this kind of setting - due to the low amount of energy it gives off as heat.
Although LED lights are typically thought as the large ones, illuminating entire buildings, embedded in the rooftops, they are now becoming more mainstream. Kitchen lights, desk lamps, and even flash lights are becoming equipped with LED lights. LED lights were previously only available in a high bay fashion, as something that had to be placed within a roof, but they now come in all shapes and sizes, and are being used to phase out other types of lighting.
The immediate concern with LED lighting is the fact that it has a higher initial cost than all other forms of lighting, and can be daunting for anyone setting it up. This is compounded when business or home owners need to purchase several light fixtures. Fortunately, this is made easier by the fact that not only do LED lights have an extensive amount of rebates available to them but they also result in lower maintenance and upkeep fees as well as a decreased energy bill due to the reduction in energy that they utilize as compared to traditional lighting.
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