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Getting the most from your industrial lighting takes planning and preparation. To ensure that your lighting does the job you need it to do, the following are four suggestions you should follow. ...Read More
If you want to cut costs and improve energy efficiency, a great place to start is by switching from traditional to LED technology.ÊEnergy Recovery ProductsÊoffers a wide selection of brands to choose from. Visit the website and learn how to take steps toward a brighter future of cost savings and a saferÊenvironment. ...Read More
When it comes to improving building energy conservation, there's no better place to start with than lighting. The reason is simple: according to information from Madison Gas and Electric, lighting accounts for 39 percent of total electricity consumption in office buildingsÊand modern LED lighting is significantly more efficient than all alternative forms of commercial lighting. ...Read More
Many businesses are choosing LED lights for their commercial and industrial needs. Choosing the right driver for your LED systemÊwill provide you with the correct lighting out-put, save the company money, and utilize less energy. They also last significantly longer than CFL and incandescent bulbs. ...Read More
ERPÕs product catalog is extensive and continues to grow to fill the progressing needs of LED driver design. ERPÕs drivers are fully functional with LED products from major global brands like Samsung, GE, Sharp, LG Innotek and many more. ERPÕs technology is used by globally revered notebook and desktop computer manufacturers, but there impeccable devotion to customer service makes them accessible to companies of any size. ...Read More
If you are looking to purchase an LED driver or power supplyÊfor LED lights, contact ERP Power LLC. ÊWith years of experience in designing and manufacturing energy-efficient power supplies, they have the knowledge and expertise to help you find the product that fits your needs. ...Read More
Transformers consist of two connected coils that generate electricity. That electricity is how the LED emits light. One coil is connected to the light's power source. The primary coil picks up electricity from the power source, sends it the other coil, andÊthat coil sends electricity to the light itself. The connection between the two coils determines the voltage generatedÊand the LED transformer can increase or decrease the amount of voltage that runs into it. The measure of this change is the turns ratio. ...Read More
LED current restriction is critical for a properly operating lighting setup. Because of the way LEDs work, one can expect to use larger than normal resistors in combination withÊkeeping the current power low enough for safe functionality. Without the proper size resistor, LED bulbs will essential draw too much power and burn out far sooner than their normal lifespan, running up costs unnecessarily. ...Read More
Among the technical elements that any computerized system will require is a PC power supply unit. This device regulates the electrical voltage that powers the internal components of a computer. Without it a PC will have no functionality. ...Read More
LED power drivers change the incoming alternating current into lower voltage direct current to ensure the health of the device. Otherwise, the LED itself could suffer from the line-voltage fluctuations that diminish performance. ...Read More