How Can LED Lighting Effect Profitability in High-Bay Applications?

How Can LED Lighting Effect Profitability in High-Bay Applications? Join us for this free educational webinar; now available on-demand. For businesses around the world that rely on high-bay lighting for illumination, regular maintenance and unexpected failures not only present a nuisance but they are financially impacting to the business’ bottom line. What you'll learn: Defining high and low bay lighting and reviewing traditional high bay product options. Understanding the operational characteristics of high-bay light sources. Why upgrade to LED lighting? With a few key case studies, see the benefits of LED lighting on productivity, safety and maintenance.

Dec 31st, 1969

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How Can LED Lighting Effect Profitability in High-Bay Applications?

For businesses around the world that rely on high-bay lighting for illumination, regular maintenance and unexpected failures not only present a nuisance but they are financially impacting to the business’ bottom line. Plant and facility managers have come to expect a significant amount of time to be dedicated to the ongoing maintenance of their high-bay lighting. What if you could virtually eliminate maintenance cycles, improve the amount of light and save up to 80% of your current electricity bill and be able to reallocate your facility teams to help grow your businesses?
What you'll learn:
• Defining high and low bay lighting and reviewing traditional high bay product options.
• Understanding the operational characteristics of high-bay light sources.
• Why upgrade to LED lighting?
• With a few key case studies, see the benefits of LED lighting on productivity, safety and maintenance.

HOST
Anna Wells
Executive Editor
IMPO

GUEST
John Casadonte
Product Marketing Manager
Cree, Inc.

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