My new LED Outside lighting

[Whale of a Wash]

I started to switch out some of the outside lights with leds. I had six 175MH on the building and went to 3-50watts LED lights with the refractive lens and 3 -30 watt lights They all came with photocells. The 50 watt lights are really a good 250w MH replacement at about $400 from my electrician. Extremely solid aluminum case. With a 5 yr warranty i won't be replacing bulbs out in the cold anymore, also saving about 1KWH per hour at night.

http://www.cooperindustries.com/con...829374.solutions.lighting!led!wall_mount.html

 

[mjwalsh]

I started to switch out some of the outside lights with leds. I had six 175MH on the building and went to 3-50watts LED lights with the refractive lens and 3 -30 watt lights They all came with photocells. The 50 watt lights are really a good 250w MH replacement at about $400 from my electrician. Extremely solid aluminum case. With a 5 yr warranty i won't be replacing bulbs out in the cold anymore, also saving about 1KWH per hour at night.

http://www.cooperindustries.com/con...829374.solutions.lighting!led!wall_mount.html

Whale,

I am seeing the 50 watt LEDs within your link. Do have a link for the 30 watt LEDs that you guys put in handy?

Mike

 

[Whale of a Wash]

http://www.cooperindustries.com/con...269859.solutions.lighting!led!wall_mount.html

I also installed a few 10w ones on either side of doorway to some apt buildings really nice and low cost to operate lighting.
The 30's are mounted at 12' and give decent light , but the 50's are really good.

 

[GoBuckeyes]

Here is a link to a site selling the 50W for $273 each plus free shipping if you spend $600.

http://www.electricsuppliesonline.com/lumark-xtor5arl-led-wall-mount-lighting.html

 

[washnvac]

Check with your local utilities. I have a store in Maryland on Delmarva Power. This is a 13 bay car wash with 3 equipment rooms, and a large 2 bay garage. I am getting ALL brand new fixtures for the entire site; inside and out. This project includes installation. On a $23,000 contract, I will pay only $10,000. My first year estimated electric savings is $6500 on my burn schedule.

This is putting in all new T-8 fixtures in the bays and equipment rooms, and leds for the lot and building exterior lighting. It was pretty much a "no brainer" decision. Plus I will get a few bucks selling the old fixtures which are only 10 years old.

Just FYI for all the guys that have not checked utility rebates available.

 

[Keith Baker]

Has anyone dealt with e-conolght? I've seen their catalogs before, but never dealt with them. They have a 144 watt led floodlight for $290 less 10%. With free freight over $500 purchase.
http://www.e-conolight.com/shop-by-product/led-products/led-floodlight/e-hl6f11nsz.html

This almost sounds too good to be true.

Keith

 

[Ric]

Has anyone dealt with e-conolght? I've seen their catalogs before, but never dealt with them. They have a 144 watt led floodlight for $290 less 10%. With free freight over $500 purchase.
http://www.e-conolight.com/shop-by-product/led-products/led-floodlight/e-hl6f11nsz.html

This almost sounds too good to be true.

Keith

I've never purchased led items from them but have purchased many cfl and metal halide items from them over the years. Never a problem.

 

[Sequoia]

Econolight rocks

Econolight rocks. I have many of their exterior led fixtures and they are great. I had one led fixture fail over a year after install. They checked and found it was in a manufacturing run that had some known problems. They shipped free replacements for all 3 fixtures I had bought even though the other two we're working fine. Btw those two are still working fine. Great products, unbelievable service. I am 100% satisfied.