The growth of LED lighting has revolutionised sustainable and efficient lighting sources, so the fact that LED technology has emerged as one of the most prevalent forms of energy-efficient lighting worldwide, and brings innumerable advantages to businesses of all scales, is hardly surprising.
So why are LED Lightbulbs a practical solution for Net Zero?
On the road to Net Zero, energy efficiency measures may not grab as many headlines as clean energy innovations. But energy efficiency is essential, practical and very simple to install.
LED lighting has become recognised as one of the most actionable and ready-to-implement technologies for businesses who are looking to streamline costs for their building management. (A real quick win if you ask us!). LEDs have a high lumen output per watt, meaning that they are capable of turning about 70% of their energy into light. This makes them far more efficient than traditional bulbs, which waste a lot of energy by turning them into heat.
Turning the Switch ON for LED
The benefits of LED lighting can be felt in abundance, no matter what industry or sector you’re in. Here we share the lowdown of 5 key reasons to integrate them into your business’’ energy strategy:
Compared to the lifespan of your average incandescent bulb, the lifespan of a LED light is far superior. The average incandescent bulb lasts about a thousand hours, and the average LED light is 50,000 hours.
LED lighting produces less waste light and more useful lumens than any other lighting technologies.
The environmental benefits of LED lighting also extend to their manufacturing process. Many traditional lighting sources, like fluorescent lighting and mercury vapour lights, use mercury internally as part of their construction. LEDs are just about as green as they come!
LEDs emit almost no heat, and most of the light they emit is within the visible spectrum. Better still, if you’re in the creative industry, LEDs are ideal for illuminating works of art or installations that are usually prone to degrade over time with exposure to UV rays.
If your business is in a location where flooding may occur, safety is paramount. So, it’s crucial to light your facility with devices that require as little voltage as possible. LEDs are perfect for this because they operate on very low voltage. When you use a low-voltage system in areas that may be prone to flooding or water exposure, you are protecting your staff and others from potentially harmful or fatal shocks. So, it really pays to make the switch.
Making the switch to LED - how can iEM360 help?
We are committed to safeguarding the planet from energy and carbon waste by challenging traditional energy supply chains and building management practices. The use of LED is a huge aspect of building management and it remains firmly within our remit to make the accessibility of this renewable energy source easier than ever. We understand the pressures your business is under, not just financially with the rise of energy costs but with the demands of Net Zero (a real double whammy!) Our approach emphasises the importance of using renewable energy sources, and we offer a range of debt-free, risk-free, cost-saving measures that reduce both carbon emissions and energy consumption. Our innovative Energy as a Service model is the first of its kind, addressing the current gap between energy providers and building assets.
Our goal is to promote sustainable options, while improving supplier integrity and providing safer, smarter, and more comfortable environments for our clients and the planet. With iEM360, you can leverage our advanced technology and expertise to create a tailored solution that meets your unique needs. Contact us today to discover how we can assist you in achieving your sustainability goal.Post articles and opinions on Professionals UK
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