Commercial Lamp Supplies News

White LEDs, we have been very cautious with these but now we have one which we are happy with.
As you can see they are very bright and very white they used to have a bluey tinge to them, but not any more.
With the 12 volt ones you do need to have the correct transformers, the ones you have may do the job but probably won?t.
If you do need to change them then you only need one transformer for 5 lamps so the cost is not too bad.
The transformers are ? 15.00 each so it costs about ? 3.00 per lamp on top of the purchase price.
The benefits are the massive reduction in energy costs, imagine changing you car to one that can do 750 miles per gallon instead of 30 mpg that is the magnitude of the savings we are talking about.
As you know the normal low voltage halogen lamps have a short but glorious life these LED last 30,000 hours, this means you can leave them on 24/7 for nearly 3.5 years without having to replace them.
Another benefit is the heat or lack of it, these lamps run cool, they don?t waste your energy creating heat you don?t want, this is particularly good for corridors in hotels and apartment blocks.
We firmly believe LEDs are the future of lighting.

We have some decent low voltage LEDs with good quality dichroic reflectors, they come in four colours as well UV (black light blue).

We have been searching for a more modern floodlight for this range and have found a little ( well quite big really) gem!

We are please to have found a good supply of fluorescent tubes for fish tanks.

Pig lamps for hibernation, If you have animals that hibernate and you want to keep them warm this winter then the pig lamps or the dull infra red emitter, to give it it?s proper name is a good solution, they produce heat but no light, so don?t disturb your pets slumbers but do ensure they don?t get cold. Use with a heat lamp shade and you have two settings.

We have a new deal of Son lamps ( high pressure sodium ) and have been able to reduce the prices across the board.
They are all branded lamps so the quality is first class. The box prices are the best as there are greater discounts on box quantities.

A busy start to the week and the new month, calls are coming in for Christmas lights already as well as lots of enquiries for heat lamps to keep your pets warm for the winter.
We even sold some Pig lamps they are the ones which keep animals warm but don?t produce any light at all they are really called dull emitter lamps but are generally known as pig lamps.
They produce Infra red heat which is only absorbed by flesh not by concrete or other dense material this makes them very efficient at keeping your livestock warm.