ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHTING UPGRADES
Lighting upgrades are your best practice. You need to look at a few easy-to-implement principals that often have very good return when implemented. The first thing is: Technology, you must always be eager to adopt to the latest technology and evaluate what are the best alternatives for your facility. Be sure to understand the cost of lighting and that approximately 88% of it goes to a utility firm. Remember that over-conserving of energy can go hand in hand with the delivery of a poor product. Always evaluate the task being performed so as to determine what amount of light you are getting, its quality, as well as the lamp color that best satisfies the needs of your facility. Keep in mind that market leaders and name-brand manufacturers take their time and spend a good amount of money to do the best in research so as to bring the best quality product to the market. Definitely, you will see a major difference in their performance vs other products.

GROUP RELAMPS
Account factors like labor saving, cost of interruption, enhanced "overall system efficiency”, lower time for maintenance, fixture cleaning, bulk buying practices as well as improved light levels. Though it may also sound quite costly and foolish to dispose off your dusty, depreciated lamps just after they reach the end of their rated life, it is worth it since you will in turn get these benefits: uniform and consistent light levels, enhanced light color uniformity, lower maintenance costs, fewer complaints from tenants and more time for your maintenance workers to concentrate on other productive aspects of their job. Plus, taking the group relamping approach will often allow you to exploit the latest technologies to make sure that what you have is the most efficient system for your needs.