by Paul Young | Mar 6, 2025 | LED Lights 4 You News, Offices, Warehouses, Workshops
It is commonly thought that LED lighting will last forever. Unfortunately, this is not the case. On visiting the SUEZ recycle centre in Avonmouth that the staircase lights had been recently replaced. This centre is less than two years old! I suspect like most new...
by Paul Young | Dec 12, 2024 | Industry News, LED Lights 4 You News, LED Products, Offices, Warehouses, Workshops
Lights out! Don’t panic! Winter’s darkness doesn’t have to mean a shutdown. Facing failed lighting and a capital expenditure freeze? Ledlights4you is your superhero! We’re here to rescue your business from the gloom – fast! Those...
by Paul Young | Nov 14, 2024 | Industry News, LED Lights 4 You News, LED Products, Offices, Retail, Warehouses, Workshops
Self-Test LED emergency lighting! Gone is the need to run 3-hour emergency light tests. Self-Test Emergency lights will self test every month without foul. If the teat fails the light unit displays and indication so an electrician can change it. What could be simpler!...
by Paul Young | Oct 16, 2024 | LED Lights 4 You News, LED Products, Offices, Warehouses, Workshops
Gone are the days of the dreaded sudden plunge into darkness. The latest LED lighting systems with microwave sensors provide a seamless and adaptive lighting experience. As you move through a space, the lights will gently dim rather than abruptly switching off,...
by Paul Young | Sep 26, 2024 | Carbon Reduction, Industry News, LED Lights 4 You News, LED Products, Offices, UK Warehouse Association, Warehouses, Workshops
Whilst renewables offer solutions for generating energy, they are often a high capital investment with paybacks which a very long term. Reducing energy use is less capital intensive with returns calculated in months! The smart and sustainable choice for both the...
by Paul Young | Aug 22, 2024 | Industry News, LED Lights 4 You News, LED Products, Offices
Offices and training facilities at the BIMM Music University in Brighton were plagued with failing fluorescent lighting in their Bartholomuse Suite. The existing ceiling system used a non-standard 30 x 150cm suspended tile layout, which didn’t match the 60 x...
