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Commercial LED Lighting Retrofit Services

A LED retrofit converts the lighting in your facility from fluorescents and incandescents to LEDs. The new LED installations provide better lighting and reduce the lighting portion of standard utility bills by 40-50 percent.

Sunbright LED Will Provide:

A free lighting survey and energy usage audit of your facility.
A personal walk-through of the entire LED conversion process.
A detailed computation of the return on your LED investment.
Available financing with NO down payment.

The complete installation of your new LED lighting plus the removal and proper disposal of your old lighting.
Preparation and filing of all paperwork necessary to receive your energy rebate from your local energy provider (power company) plus assistance in computing the tax savings for your state and/or federal tax deductions or credits available from your LED conversion.
A full five (5) year unconditional warranty on all installed LED lighting.

A LED retrofit does not require a lighting redesign, and structural changes are rarely made to accommodate the retrofits. On most occasions, the retrofit will use the existing lighting system. Each fixture will be re-wired to accommodate the new LED bulbs. For fluorescent fixtures, the new LED fixtures are directly wired into the supply, eliminating the ballast.

The LED retrofitting process is done with minimal disruption to the operation of the company. If necessary, the conversion can be completed out of regular working hours. The length of time needed for a full retrofit is dependent on the size of the project — from a few days up to a month. The full financial payback from these conversions is seen after 12-18 months.

LEDs offered by Sunbright are DLC-listed and UL/CUL-certified. Sunbright offers a 5-year or 50,000-hour warranty (whichever occurs first) on all products that we install. With normal use of the LEDs (8 – 10 hours/day), the bulbs will last as long as 20 years. Our sourcing has been tried and tested over several years, and we have less than a 1% return.

Sunbright LED electrical contractors are licensed, insured and bonded. We carry a $5 million dollar liability insurance, which is well above the insurance carried by the electrical contractors.

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Lightbulb Comparisons

The Lighting of the Future ... Available Today! Let's Compare:

60W

A 60 Watt Incandescent Bulb Should be Good For 1,000 Hours of Lighting

15W

A 15 Watt Fluorescent Bulb Should be Good For 5,000 Hours of Lighting

7W

A 7 Watt LED Bulb Will be Good For > 50,000 Hours of Lighting

The three bulbs above are comparable, except that the 7 watt LED bulb will give you the most light for the lowest possible cost, and it will last up to 10 times longer. LED bulbs are far superior to regular bulbs in applications that require frequent on/off cycles or where dimming is required without a change in lighting tint. LED bulbs can also be focused without having to use external reflectors and can operate in low temperatures.

Let’s Compare Light Bulb Types

Here’s a comparison of ordinary (in use everywhere) light bulbs with comparable LED bulbs to quantify the tremendous savings in watts that you can expect by simply converting your facility over to new, hi-tech LED lighting!

		Savings	Percentage
Incandescent Bulbs 60 Watts 100 Watts	LED Bulbs 7 Watts 9 Watts	53 Watts 91 Watts	88% 91%
CFL Fluorescents 19.7 Watts	LED Bulbs 7Watts	12.7 Watts	64%
T-12 Flurorescent Tubes 40 Watts	LED Bulbs 15 Watts	25 Watts	62.5%
Mercury Vapor Bulbs 450 Watts	LED Bulbs 120 Watts	330 Watts	73%

These savings occur each and every time you turn on one of these bulbs. How many of these bulbs do you currently have in your facility? Doesn’t it make sense that the fewer watts you use to light your premises, the less money you are going to spend each month by using LED Lights (since all of your lighting costs are computed in watts)?

Energy Savings with LED Lighting

How Power Companies Compute Customer Bills

Your electric bill is computed on how many kilowatt hours of energy you use in any given month. The higher the kilowatt hours used, the higher your electric bill will be. The biggest electrical expense for your business is likely lighting. The higher the wattage on the lighting you are currently using, the more electricity it will take to provide that lighting. Doesn’t it make sense to use lighting that will draw the least amount of watts, yet give you the most amount of lighting at the lowest cost?

A 7 watt LED bulb (good for a minimum of 50,000 hours of operation) will give you the same or more light as a:

15 watt fluorescent bulb (5,000 hours of operation)
60 watt incandescent bulb (1,000 hours of operation)

A 7 watt LED bulb consumes 90% less power than a comparable 60 watt incandescent bulb. How many incandescent and fluorescent bulbs are you currently using in your facility?