ROI Energy specializes in helping companies with existing metal halide high bay lighting reduce their energy costs by 50% by performing a lighting retrofit conversion to energy efficient, high intensity fluorescent high bay or low bay lighting using T5 lighting or T8 lighting.
High bay, high intensity fluorescent lighting is used for warehouse lighting, industrial lighting and factory lighting and not only reduces energy costs by 50% or more, it allows business owners to take advantage of energy tax credits like the energy policy act of 2005 called EPAct. Government rewards manufacturers and warehouses for using energy efficient lighting and management appreciates the significant savings in reduced energy costs.
T8 and T5 light fixtures use half the energy of a typical 400 watt metal halide HID light fixture or pulse start high bay commercial lighting fixture. (6 lamp, T8 light fixtures use 226 watts verses 458 watts for a MH high bay light).
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