When considering an LED retrofit of your space, have the engineer analyse the following items to ensure optimal LED lighting installation in Wimbledon.

– Thermal management
– Photometrics & 3D renderings
– Usage vs. longevity of LED fixtures
– Spacing of the fixtures
– Lumen requirements for code compliance and productivity needs
– Multiple lighting layouts to see what option fits your space best based on the tasks being performed
– What options for lighting control are available for the space(s)

LEDs can produce thousands of lumens, and even low-power LEDs are becoming more specialized. When you’re designing a space and need the lighting to reflect your style and light the space appropriately, consider these elements first:

– Colour temperature: This only applies to white light, and measure how cool (blue hue) or warm (red hue) the light appears. Warm temp LEDs tend to make food more appetizing and people look better, so it might be the right choice for residential houses, restaurants or retail space. For example, Cool whites are often used in office environments because they tend to mimic daylight and have been proven to make employees more productive.

– Wavelength: To get the specific colour you really want for your space, make sure you pay attention to the wavelength spec to see if you’re going to get a true green shade, for example, rather than a yellow-green.

– LED efficiency: Efficiency is measured in lumens per Watt. As a rule of thumb, customers tend to aim for 100 lumens per Watt from an entire system. This includes any losses due to heat, lensing, light guides, and power conversion.