Tri-Proof LED Lighting: The Versatile Choice

Functional in a variety of climates and environments, LEDs are an energy-efficient, high-quality option outperforming older lighting sources such as fluorescent bulbs. When seeking a lighting solution retrofit, consider the benefits of LEDs. LEDs vs. Fluorescent Bulbs Fluorescents get very hot, releasing about 80% of their energy as heat, whereas LEDs emit very little heat….

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Tri-Proof LED Lighting: The Versatile Choice

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LEDs vs. Fluorescent Bulbs

Fluorescents get very hot, releasing about 80% of their energy as heat, whereas LEDs emit very little heat. LEDs are silent and constant, unlike fluorescents that buzz and flicker. In addition, full brightness is achieved instantly with LEDs. Fluorescents also require clips for lamp changes which impact seal integrity.

LEDs offer the clear efficiency advantage as well. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, a 12-watt LED light puts out the same amount of light as a 15-watt fluorescent bulb. In other words, LEDs use 20% less power.https://www.wave-led.com/blog/tri-proof-led-lighting-the-versatile-choice.html#_ftn1[1] Also, LEDs have a total life of at least 25,000 hours, with many lasting much longer. According to the Department of Energy, they last 25 times longer than traditional bulbs.https://www.wave-led.com/blog/tri-proof-led-lighting-the-versatile-choice.html#_ftn2[2]

How Tri-Proof LEDs Measure Up

The PC housing and lens of the Tri-Proof LED make it the ideal replacement for fluorescent lighting. Professionally designed to produce high quality light output while maximizing lifetime and efficiency, these durable lights are shatter resistant with the capability to withstand shocks and vibrations. These fixtures are rated IP65, making them totally dust-proof and resistant to water, offering optimal lighting and sealing in areas where steam and dampness are common. The integrated, slim construction includes no metallic components in the luminaire casing, enhancing their corrosion aversion, and the LED tube fitting provides strong heat resistance as well. In addition, no clips are necessary, making Tri-Proof LEDs quick to install

The design and features of the Tri-Proof LED Light make it an excellent choice for factories, warehouses, parking lots, parking decks, tunnels, canopies, and more.

Tri-Proof LEDs Perform in Any Environment

Tri-Proof luminaries are highly durable and use substantially less energy than fluorescents. Built tough, they perform exceedingly well in a variety of environments.

Wave-LED offers Tri-Proof fixtures, designed with simplicity and endurance in mind. Commercial grade and easy to install, Tri-Proof LEDs are the high quality, long lasting lighting option.

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