by Access Fixtures | Nov 8, 2019 | Access Fixtures Lighting Solutions Blog, LED HID Blogs
What is low-pressure sodium lighting (LPS)? For starters, it’s a form of induction lighting that uses a low pressure sodium bulb and is actually a closer cousin to fluorescent and neon lamps than to high pressure sodium lighting. Various types of lamps, including... 
by Access Fixtures | May 24, 2018 | Access Fixtures Lighting Solutions Blog, LED HID Blogs, LED Lighting Blogs
It is impossible to deny the effect of LED lighting on the lighting world. From lower initial costs to lower long-term savings, LED light replacement reigns king over the fading dynasties of metal halide (MH) and high-pressure sodium (HPS) lighting. However, many of... 
by Access Fixtures | Feb 8, 2017 | Access Fixtures Lighting Solutions Blog, LED HID Blogs, LED High Bay Blogs
The DesignLights Consortium (DLC) is a nonprofit, voluntary organization made up of energy-efficient groups and utility companies located across the United States and Canada. A product with a DLC listing is considered to be of high-quality technology that complies... 
by Access Fixtures | Dec 7, 2016 | LED Decorative Street Lighting Blogs, LED HID Blogs, LED Lighting Blogs
HPS color temperature describes the warm yellow light from High-Pressure Sodium lamps, typically between 1900 and 2200 Kelvin. Understanding this helps in optimizing outdoor lighting for better visibility, ambiance, and efficiency. This article will explore its... 
by Access Fixtures | Nov 15, 2016 | Access Fixtures Lighting Solutions Blog, LED HID Blogs, LED High Bay Blogs
A recent fire that engulfed an industrial site in New York is said to have been caused by the ignition of highly combustible cardboard and plastic recycling. One hundred members of the local fire department responded to the blaze, which caused the roof and some of the... 
by Access Fixtures | Aug 5, 2016 | Access Fixtures Lighting Solutions Blog, LED HID Blogs, LED High Bay Blogs
277V Lighting Wiring Diagram: How to Wire a 120v-277v LED Driver to 208v Line It all sounded like a bad joke. Two Texas electricians walk into a bar arguing if a 120v-277v LED driver would work on a 208v line, considering the complexities of electrical wiring. To... 
