LED Panels - Advanced Lighting Solutions

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In recent years, LED has taken the lighting industry by storm with its quality, efficient and advanced lighting solutions. LED Panels can now be used for general, task, and stage lighting. Novel Energy Lighting offers a range of such panels for sale that are available in different shapes and sizes. 


Led Panels
Led Panels

LED panels come in surface-mounted, recess, and suspension mounted ceiling configurations that light up spaces with light that is smooth, direct and brighter than traditional fluorescent tubes or downlights. LED Panels are perfect replacement for fluorescent lighting used in commercial projects. You can replace 2ft quad fittings with a 600 x 600mm LED panel. 4ft twin fittings are easily replaced with 1200 x 300mm LED panels 4ft quad fittings can now be replaced by larger 1200 x 600mm LED panels, providing up to 5800lm of light output. Round panels are an ideal replacement for CFL downlights and save over 60% energy.

LED operates on the principle of electricity passeing through semiconductors to produce light. Unlike traditional lighting where a high temperature filament is (inefficiently) used, or toxic gases are excited (fluorescent). LEDs are a better way of lighting spaces, and are kinder to the environment, producing less heat. Most LED panels operate using side-lit LEDs which provide a very uniform distribution of light across the panel surface. . This makes for a very pleasing consistent white light output which is great for offices or hospitals.

LED Panels are leading the way in commercial and retail retrofits, with their solid performance, and long rated lifetimes of up to 50,000 hours. Novel Energy Lighting sells LED panels with a 5 year warranty for complete peace of mind. Cost of ownership savings are huge, with energy savings of over 60%.. These panels are sleek and elegant, and easy to install.  High quality panels brands available include Philips Coreline, FYT square and round panels, Heathfield LED , and Megaman Plateia.

 

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