Priority Lighting

Priority Lighting is now a Lighting Facts partner! We are part of a growing community of manufacturers, designers, contractors, retailers, and distributors who are committed to supporting the continuous improvement of SSL (solid state lighting) product quality. The rapid growth... < read more >

Actually they are not all equal… To qualify for ENERGY STAR, LED lighting products must pass a variety of tests to prove that the products will display the following characteristics: Brightness is equal to or greater than existing lighting ... < read more >

Priority Lighting is now offering a service that provides energy audit consultations to our valued commercial clientele. Our staff will assist our customers in obtaining any available local energy rebates from their power companies. The audit will measure the efficiency... < read more >

Here are a few energy saving lighting tips to help cut back on your electric bill! Turn off the lights when not needed. – Install lighting occupancy sensors that automatically turn on & off. Replace incandescent light bulbs with CFL’s or LED’s. If you are using... < read more >

Every consumer has several options when choosing lighting for their indoor and outdoor residential lighting needs. Before selecting which type of lighting is optimal for the space, it’s important to understand the basics of lighting. There are several types of... < read more >

To make the best, most intelligent choice, a consumer should first be aware of the importance of Kelvin and lumen measurements in determining which light bulb to purchase.  Most people assume that the brighter the light bulb appears to be,... < read more >

Two concerns with the majority of the public right now are finances and safety. Both of these issues can be relevant in terms of the lighting people choose. The latest performance improvements have made white light sources more energy efficient... < read more >

A recent Osram Sylvania survey completed in Sept, 2010, reveals how the highly efficient LEDs are shaping the future of commercial spaces. A key finding indicated that energy efficiency, operating costs, and maintenance are top priorities for commercial consumers making lighting... < read more >

The new rules regarding energy efficient standards issued in 2009 by the Department of Energy will take effect on July 14, 2012. These new, more stringent regulations will effectively eliminate products on the market with the lowest costs and efficiency... < read more >

Induction lighting, like fluorescents, uses mercury inside of a gas-filled bulb which emits UV radiation that is converted to light by the phosphor coating on the bulb. This coating determines the color quality of the light. But, because induction lights... < read more >