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Tank area lighting LED lights

2012-06-05View Original

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Dear sea friends, our company’s tank farm lighting uses LED lights. It is said that these light-emitting diode lights are particularly energy-efficient, but their price is about three times that of ordinary lighting fixtures. Could everyone help me analyze whether it’s worth using this type of light? How many years will it take to recoup the costs through reduced energy consumption?
Reply #22012-06-05
It is relatively cost-effective, but due to the high initial investment, many people do not consider it. However, in the long run, LEDs hardly ever break down and are very energy-efficient.
Reply #32012-06-06
I know, but can the specific figures be calculated? Help, please!
Reply #42012-06-06
Find a manufacturer; based on your usage volume, total power consumption, and the frequency at which regular lights need to be maintained – there are many types of regular lights available. We have used energy-saving lamps, halide lamps, and metal-halide lamps; finding a manufacturer will solve this issue

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