Please check out our blog at http://www.matrixled.com.au/choosing-right-warehouse-led-lighting-australia/ To supplement this approach, the best way to determine the number of Energy Efficient LED High Bay lights is to create a lighting simulation plan. All we require is a drawing of your warehouse (including the height of the roof in the centre and the side) to calculate the right light and quantity required.

The goal of our lighting assessment is to identify the best ways to optimise your lighting system. The assessment allows you to maximise the energy efficiency of newly installed LED lights to achieve the best results. Our methodology and approach simplify the identification of inefficient lights to help you make informed choices about replacement LED lights. The process is simple, and is comprised of 5 easy steps. Book a time for the audit. MatrixLED will count and assess the energy consumption of each light at your site. Provide us with information on your schedule for switching your lights on. Provide […]

The Building Code of Australia (BCA) regulations allow only 5W in terms of energy consumption from lighting per square metre in all new building projects, intended to assist the gradual phasing out of 50W halogen and incandescent globes and cause business managers and property owners to find suitable replacements. LEDs have the ability to produce high luminosity from a low wattage, making them a desirable option for the BCA requirements. In fact, high-quality LEDs can produce up to 720 lumens while only running off 10W of power, making them a direct replacement for 50W halogens. When working out how many […]

The answer is yes. LED lights can work with motion sensors with the right configurations. A lot of lighting technologies today make use of motion sensors attached to LEDs. These luminaries monitor movement in a given area, lighting up when movement is detected. For more questions on LED lighting for your organisation in Australia, drop us a message.