Category: Lighting Replacement

How to do 1500W metal halide to LED conversion? This guide will help you convert your 1500 watt HID setup to LED. In detail, you will read about the most crucial factors first. That is, the lumen output for optimal conversion and how to choose a replacement or a retrofit. I will expand briefly on […]

What is the lumen? First off, the lumen amount is the most useful number you need to replace an exhausted light source. You can either find a single replacement or more artificial lights. If you have a 1500 watt metal halide lamp, you need to use lumens to find out the equivalent LED lamp. Only […]

What is the lumen? The lumen is a necessary unit of measure to calculate the luminous efficacy of a light source. When you shop for new lamps, you mainly see two values. One refers to the lamp’s lumen output (lm), and the other to its wattage (Watts or W). In photometry, lumens represent the amount […]

Can I replace metal halide with LED? The Pros and Cons Today, replacing your old HID bulb with an energy-saving, high-efficiency LED light is pretty ordinary. So, yes, you can change any HID light you want, really. You can switch your metal halide bulb rather quickly as well. But you will also need to remove […]

Lumens VS Watt – what are they? Among the most widespread units of measurement of lighting, we find the lumen, which measures the luminous flux. In brief, it indicates the amount of light emitted by a light source and visible to the human eye. In the spec sheet of any lamp, lumens are shown with […]

Advantages of replacing 400 watt metal halide high bay lights with LED 1. LED is more energy saving than metal halide LED lights provide you more than any metal hide bulb can give you. Starting with a better lumen per watt ratio. When you opt for an equivalent LED replacement, you save on your electricity […]

Why do we need to replace 2000W metal halide and halogen with LED? The structure of a 2000W metal halide or halogen bulb entails some problems. Mainly, some risks are related to the quality of the heating that they can provide. Both metal halide and halogen lights can burn things too close to them. This […]