Commercial LED Lighting at Uniroyal Global Limited
In this latest commercial LED Lighting project, we have replaced over 500 lights with LED lighting across a 250,000sqft manufacturing, warehousing and office si...
In this latest commercial LED Lighting project, we have replaced over 500 lights with LED lighting across a 250,000sqft manufacturing, warehousing and office si...
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Energy prices are at a record high. We’ve seen that it is beginning to affect our clients, with their businesses and personally. So, we have outlined a few ways in which you can reduce your energy and hopefully lower your bills!
We all try to save energy, but there are lots of extra practices that can help. For example, did you know that only 5% of the power used by phone chargers is used for charging! When your phone or other devices are charged, ensure you turn it off.
Whilst we’re in Summer, utilise the weather and dry your washing outside rather than using your dryer. When it’s raining, or in the colder seasons use a clothes maiden indoors.
Our energy saving tips
1. Switch it off!
Relying on standby still costs you money. If you aren’t using an appliance, turn it off! According to The Greenage, an average TV or computer on standby can cost up to 2p per hour!
2. Use appliances smartly
Make sure to be mindful when using appliances. For example, fill your kettle with the amount of water you need, not to the max! Us brew lovers are reported to collectively waste 70 million litres of water every day. Washing clothes at lower temperatures also reduces energy consumption and saves water. We also recommend that you…
3. Choose energy efficient appliances
Get a hand saving energy, and use appliances that are more efficient. According to Energy Saving Trust, washing machines and dishwashers account for 14% of our energy bills alone. When buying appliances, ensure that efficiency is one of the factors you’re taking into consideration.
4. Monitor your usage with a smart meter
Monitoring your energy usage will help you to stay on top it. Smart meters are offered to you for free through your energy supplier. They allow you to get in control of your usage, and will allow you to adopt energy efficiency, and learn which appliances generally use more than others. Become energy savvy!
5. Switch to LED Lighting
LED Lighting is a modern solution that helps the environment and saves money. It’s highly efficient, and uses less heat, provides more light and costs us less! On average, LED Lighting uses 85% less electricity than traditional lighting. More homes and businesses are beginning to shift to LED Lighting, and we are here to support the transition.
We offer a range of lighting solutions at McDevitt’s and LED Lighting is one of our popular services. We support our clients with refitting their current lighting, or we start from fresh in brand new buildings!
We recently completed a project for one of our clients based in Lancashire and refitted their factory with commercial LED Lighting. This included replacing over 500 lights. This project is forecasted to save 62% of CO2. This has major benefits for the environment and the costs for the business. Read more about the project here.
If you want to reduce your energy costs and improve safety for both your staff and visitors, contact us to see how we can help.
Liverpool Road, Lancashire, Burnley, Lancashire, BB12
01282 839 208
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