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LED Panel Light Series The Ultimate Range Of LED Panel Lights
Key Features: • Designed for direct and quick retro fitting • High lumen output
• Outperforms traditional fluorescents • Save 50 - 70% on energy costs • Even light distribution on walls and ceilings • Aids LG3 and LG7 compliance
LED Lighting - A bright idea for I.T. Firm When Manchester-based IT services provider, Globenet Solutions, outgrew its offices, reduc- ing operational costs was a key priority. Thanks to an LED lighting solution from One Electrical, the company has managed to reduce its lighting costs by £520 per month.
“The decision became even more appealing once we tested One Electrical’s LED panel light. The aesthetics and light quality matched perfectly with our vision for a modern, employee focused workplace. We’re exceptionally pleased following the LED lighting refurbishment and are now planning to convert our warehouse lighting over to LED high bays in the near future.” Richard Chadwick, director of Globenet Solutions
LED Lighting works out for budget gym operator
A 24-hour health club usually consumes a significant amount of energy. It’s a problem that newly-established, budget gym operator, i-motion gym, was determined to address and, thanks to an LED lighting solution from One Electrical, has reduced energy consumption by more than 70%.
i-motion gym is a revolutionary health club experience offering affordable fitness programmes at half the price of larger gym operators.
“As a low cost gym operator it is crucial that we obtain minimum operational costs wherever possible. Due to our 24-hour operation, lighting would have accounted for around 50% of our total electricity costs, which is a significant part of our monthly bill. Since our launch, we’ve had a number of clients compliment us on the quality of light within the gym.” Gareth Evans, managing director of i-motion gym
www.oneelectrical.com
Tel: 0161 703 2201 Fax: 0161 703 9939 *Product specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice **Where a product is suggested as “ALTERNATIVE TO” this is a guideline only. A full lighting design scheme should be carried out in advance of any installation.
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