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Big Ass Lighting: LED and fluorescent lighting

Engineered lighting systems maximize energy savings

By 24/7 Staff 
December 27, 2013

Offering both LED and fluorescent options, Big Ass Lighting’s in-house engineering team generates custom lighting layouts that work with new and existing fan arrangements to maximize energy savings.

The service includes the analysis of existing lighting grids through the creation of a three-dimensional model of the facility, enhanced with drafting maps that show the existing amount and distribution of light. Proposed solutions offer a comprehensive breakdown of one-time purchase and installation costs, as well as projected ongoing energy and maintenance costs.

Installed systems include feature-rich control systems, motion sensors and photo cells that adjust lights based on natural light fluctuations.

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