Monthly Archives: January 2009

Grow Light System

January 31, 2009 – 1:47 am

Picking the right Grow Light System can be very difficult. Horticultural grow lighting allows you to considerably extend the growing season by producing artificial light to your plants indoors that produce wavelengths of that of real sunlight. This is a tremendous advantage for those of us who really like having a year-round harvest of flowers, vegetables and fresh herbs. Grow Systems are also a wonderful way to get an early start on spring by starting your plant seedlings months ahead of the l Finish Reading this Post

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LED Exit Signs

January 30, 2009 – 9:18 pm

LED Exit Signs are very important and is required by law. RED LED Exit Signs or Green LED Exit Signs are a safety feature in any facility. When there is an emergency such as a fire, their operation is critical in protecting everyone within the building. LED exit signs are mandated to operate 24 hours per day and 365 days per year, and consume a lot of energy to operate. Many buildings still use outdated, incandescent and fluorescent/compact fluorescent lighting technology. Older CFL and incand Finish Reading this Post

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LED Grow Lights

January 29, 2009 – 12:44 pm

LED Grow Lights are changing the way we grow plants
indoors. LED Grow Lights use less power by emitting
only the light spectrum that your plants need. LED’s produce much
less heat than a High Pressure Sodium or Metal Halide light source.
LED Plant Lights can produce much better results with fewer watts.

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MR16 Halogen Bulb

January 29, 2009 – 1:59 am

Express Light Bulbs is proud to announce our new MR16 Halogen Bulb that has an amazing 10,000 hour life compared to regular MR16 Halogen Light Bulbs which only average 2,000 hours. The average cost for changing a MR16 lamp is $5.87 according to industry standards. This is more than the cost of the MR16 bulb itself.  Why is it green?  To most standards it is not green but Halogen are unique and can not be replaced by other light sources.  Our MR16 Bulbs last 10,000 hours and will mean less w Finish Reading this Post

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