What is a Flood Light and Where is it Installed?
Flood lights are powerful lighting fixtures designed to illuminate large areas. They are commonly installed in outdoor settings such as parking lots, building facades, recreational fields, and security perimeters. These lights provide broad and uniform lighting, making them an essential choice for enhancing visibility and safety.
What it Replaces
LED flood lights are typically used to replace older lighting technologies. Customers often transition from:
- Halogen Flood Lights: 250-500 Watts replaced with 30-100 Watts (approx. 3,000-10,000 lumens)
- Metal Halide Flood Lights: 400-1000 Watts replaced with 90-100 Watts (approx. 12,000-15,000 lumens)
- High-Pressure Sodium Flood Lights: 250-400 Watts replaced with 30-90 Watts (approx. 3,000-10,000 lumens)
The LED flood lights offered by EZ Energy Save provide significant energy efficiencies, delivering bright lighting with lower wattage.
Why Utilities Rebate Flood Lights
Utility companies offer rebates on flood lights due to their DesignLights Consortium (DLC) listing, which recognizes their energy efficiency. Installing these lights can save over 80% in energy consumption compared to traditional fixtures. With a typical operational lifespan of up to 50,000 hours, they also reduce maintenance costs. Businesses commonly qualifying for these rebates include warehouses, retail spaces, and outdoor arenas.
How Incentive Pricing Works at EZ Energy Save
At EZ Energy Save, the rebate is applied upfront at the point of sale. The final price is determined by the customer’s utility provider, with many programs designed to cover most or all of the cost of a new lighting system. This enables businesses to upgrade to efficient lighting with minimal financial investment.