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Lighting Resources
Lighting Resources | LED Lighting | Lighting Legislation | Lighting Products
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Help conserve energy with lighting products like halogen, linear fluorescent and LED bulbs from Grainger. Here you'll find thousands of more energy-efficient lighting solutions including compact fluorescents and recycling kits to help dispose of old light bulbs. Install lighting controls, including dimmers and occupancy sensors, to help reduce your electric bill and take even more costs out of managing your facility.
 | LED Lighting: Energy is often the largest line item on an operation's facility management bill. Monitoring and reducing excess energy use throughout your facility can lead to savings, as well as help reduce your energy costs on an ongoing basis. | |
 | Lighting Legislation: The Department of Energy has raised the minimum efficiency requirements for many categories of lighting. Learn about all the lighting products impacted by government legislation and the innovative products that can help you save on utility and replacement costs. | |
 | Lighting Products: From linear fluorescent lamps, compact fluorescent lamps, and HID lamps to ballasts, emergency lighting, and flashlights, you'll find a broad selection of lighting solutions from the top manufacturers in the industry. Lighting controls, including dimmers and infrared motion sensors help you save even more energy. Grainger has the products you need to help keep your workplace bright. |
Light Bulb Comparison
See how replacement options for a 60W incandescent lamp (used three hours per day at $0.11/kWh) stack up. | |||||||||||||||
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| * Energy cost savings over the life of the bulb compared to incandescent lamps. Sources: Department of Energy and ENERGY STAR | |||||||||||||||
Lighting Sensor Comparison
One way to reduce lighting consumption is to simply turn lights off when they are not needed. Another approach is to install lighting controls such as occupancy sensors. You can reduce lighting energy use by 50% in existing buildings and by at least 35% in new construction, according to the New Buildings Institute. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Other Lighting Resources
Flip the Switch to Green
Lighting controls, including motion sensors and dimmer switches, help reduce lighting consumption.
Lamp Recycling
Help protect the environment by recycling linear fluorescent lamps and compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) at the end of their life.
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Lighting Services
Help reduce your monthly lighting costs with sustainable energy management solutions from Grainger Lighting Services.
LampMatch®
Use the LampMatch® Selection Guide to help simplify the process of finding incandescent, fluorescent and HID lamps to meet your exact specifications.
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