L.E.D Lighting

Rewire your thinking! Commercial LED installations can make the difference between a smart workplace and a smarter one. Likewise our residential LED applications are saving homeowners significant costs while boosting their value.

Allstar Electric’s emphasis on green-build technologies is about cleaner, fresher air. Allstar has made a commitment to promoting and implementing low-cost sustainable products for the homeowner and commercial property owner that meet the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED guidelines. These standards for state-of-the-art environmentally sustainable technology are becoming more popular in construction today.

Commercial use of LED systems is ahead of the residential curve, incorporating LED lighting into new construction across the board. Facilities managers are fans of LED technology because of the bottom-line proof that it’s cost-effective and longer lasting. These managers are netting ongoing savings for their owners.

With the average homeowner stretched to pay an outsized mortgage, the appeal of LED lighting has to be in the savings. Market Watch News reports that historically electrical and lighting represents 40-60 percent of residential energy consumption. Conversion to energy-efficient lighting gives a homeowner increased control over routine monthly spending.

Owners who implement LED lighting may qualifying for federal and municipal tax energy credits. Simply put, LED is smarter lighting.

In order to comprehend the vast impact LED lighting can have, consider all the electrical parts in one’s day: Fixtures, appliances, gadgets, outdoor and indoor, security cameras, and even our telephones consume energy. Clearly, a single 220 service is not enough for one household these days, especially when you weigh the consumption of computer and cable systems, washers/dryers, sound systems and security alarms—features commonplace to residences.

Allstar Electrical is promoting LED technology, nicknamed “Programmable Power,” as the most significant innovation in energy in decades.

Landfill Waste Trivia

By adopting new products and systems for both commercial and residential electrical use, here is what we are not sending to the landfill on an average 20,000 square-foot renovation:

• 10,000 feet of branch conduit
• All associated fittings and supports
• 600 back boxes for branch wiring
• 40,000 feet of branch circuit wire, and
• 62,000 feet of telephone and data wire.