A lighting retrofit is usually one of the most cost-effective ways for clients to reduce energy use. The improvements in LED fixture technology combined with advanced controls now allow for even more savings, with the added benefits of scheduling and knowledge of energy use similar to other building systems.

Our lighting team has installed projects all over the US in all types of industries, from single fixture retrofits to complex systems with controls integrations.

LED lighting has become increasingly cost-effective over time and is one of the fastest ways for facilities to start decreasing energy use and associated costs. In addition, many professionally engineered projects can qualify for significant utility incentives to offset cost.

In addition, lighting can be one of the first steps in a sustainability strategy - something done with little disruption that can immediately start decreasing energy use.

Programmable Systems: They use programmable lighting control systems that allow users to manage light output, monitor energy efficiency, and enable equipment location tracking. These systems can be categorized into different tiers, with increasing abilities and benefits.

Scheduling: Advanced controls allow for scheduling during specific hours, which helps in reducing energy consumption when the lighting is not needed.

Photoelectric Sensors: These sensors are integrated to dim down fixtures when natural light is present via windows or skylights, further reducing energy use.

Motion Sensors: The ability to turn fixtures off if the room is sensed to be unoccupied via motion sensors is another feature of their advanced controls.

Dimming Capabilities: One of the most powerful attributes of integrated LED lighting technology is the ability to individually dim fixtures to pre-determined light levels, which allows for additional savings and extends the life of the fixtures.