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Power, Precision and Performance LED Downlights offer superb energy saving potential

Dichroic downlights are featured in virtually every project in the retail and leisure sector and the sheer volume of this lighting unit makes it one of the biggest contributors to the carbon footprint of organisations – particularly in the retail and leisure industry.

Consuming on average 50Watts per unit, the use of multiple Dichroic Downlights in key areas of projects such as corridors, lounge areas and toilet areas, causes a signifi cant use of power.

When the designers of the Liberation Bus Terminal in Jersey were looking at designing an energy efficient lighting solution, LED was seen as the answer. Eness’ Indus downlight fitted the bill with superb levels of light from it three high performance K2 LEDS using just 9Watts of energy.

The LED downlight was fitted in a number of key areas in the terminal including the main reception area.

Eness Lighting’s Managing Director, Norrie Scott, said “The Indus represents a huge opportunity for massive energy savings for companies in virtually every sector however we believe that the retail, hotel and leisure industries could profit the greatest due to the sheer number of units used in these areas.”

In calculations and projections carried out by Eness Lighting’s Energy Saving Design Team, a company replacing 40 x 50 Watt Dichroic fi ttings with 40 of Eness Lighting’s Indus fitting could expect to save up to £45,000* and slash almost 9 tonnes off its Carbon Dioxide Emissions over a 15 year period.