Our LED Troffers provide an excellent replacement for existing fluorescents. This is hugely beneficial for retail and office environments where the color temperature used can have a significant impact on customer sales as well as worker productivity. However, with LED lights there are a range of color temperatures available, allowing the user to tailor the lights to each specific environment.
In the past, this was pretty limited due to the range of color options available with fluorescent lights. Instead, lumen ratings are the standard of measuring a light's output, providing an equal comparison regardless of the technology used.Ī factor that most do not consider is the color temperature of the light itself. However, due to the dramatically increased energy efficiency of LED technology, this is no longer a relevant or accurate way of measuring light output. In the past this was relatively simple, as the output of fluorescent tubes was normally measured in watts. Secondly, it is important to know the lumen requirements for the fixtures, which varies depending on application. If a brand new drop ceiling is being installed, this takes any headache out of the equation due to the tile configuration being set up from the beginning to work with modern lighting. Certain ceilings may require retrofitting in order to properly mount modern LED fixtures, especially if they use an odd sized ceiling tile arrangement such as a 6”x48” or 5”x84”. Drop ceiling lights typically come in 2’x4’ and 2’x’2 sizes, and it is obvious that knowing which size the ceiling requires is the first step in selecting a new fixture. One of the first factors in selecting a drop ceiling LED lighting fixture is the dimensions or mounting size required. Drop ceiling lighting comes in various options to fit a range of different applications, as described below. There are several reasons for this, namely the increased energy efficiency as well as longer service life and a higher quality of light produced. However in recent years, LED technology has come to dominate the drop ceiling marketplace with various designs intended to replicate traditional fixture types. Traditionally these drop ceiling lights were of the fluorescent type, using T12 and T8 size tube lights. In order to provide lighting for these spaces, specially designed light fixtures are intended to seamlessly integrate into these drop ceiling systems. This accomplishes several engineering purposes, namely to provide insulative properties while allowing access to things such as plumbing, ventilation ducts, electrical lines, etc. Large indoor spaces often use drop ceilings as a cost effective and aesthetically pleasing form of ceiling finishing.
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