Lighting Maintenance and Service; Lighting, Sign, and Electrical Service Since 1977

High Bay Fluorescent Lighting

LMS has replaced existing HID lighting with new high bay fluorescent lighting in many locations including: warehouses, retail stores and production facilities. Shown below are several examples of facilities where new high bay fluorescent lighting was installed in place of HID fixtures to significantly reduce electrical and maintenance costs.

In this example, existing light levels were too low for the work being done in the facility. Light levels were raised
to help employees work more efficiently while reducing system costs.

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In this example, LMS replaced existing HID lighting fixtures with new high bay fluorescent lighting and installed occupancy sensors to turn the lights on only when needed. This approach resulted in up to 60% electrical savings to the customer.

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This is an example of a grocery store application where there were too many existing HID lighting fixtures which resulted in too much light throughout the store. Working with store management, LMS changed the layout of the facility. We strategically changed the lighting for the each department’s lighting needs. The store reduced the number of lighting fixtures and replaced the remaining HID fixtures with new high bay fluorescent fixtures. Results were significantly reduced operating costs and the utility paid 45% of the installation cost.

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LMS replaced HID lighting fixtures in this showroom with new high bay fluorescent fixtures at an automobile dealership. LMS improved the lighting to help better showcase the cars, reduced operating costs and the utility helped pay for the installation.

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Retrofits

Replacing components of existing lighting fixtures with more efficient components (retrofitting) can be a good way to enhance the efficiency of a lighting system and lead to substantial cost reductions. In the examples shown below LMS' customers realized improved light levels, better appearance of the space and much lower energy and maintenance costs.

Retail Store Example

• Lights levels improved 100%
• Energy savings 20%
• Utility incentive paid 25% of the project

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Bank Lobby Example

• Lights levels improved 25%
• Energy savings 30%
• Utility incentive paid 30% of the project

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Lighting Upgrades

Often it is more cost effective to replace old lighting fixtures with new ones rather than retrofit or refurbish old fixtures. LMS has upgraded lighting systems throughout the Intermountain west in many kinds of applications. Our lighting upgrades are energy efficient helping customers achieve improved lighting, reduced expenses and lower maintenance costs. Examples include:

Financial Institution

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Office

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Financial Institution

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Outdoor Lighting

Safety and security is a non-negotiable in making sure outdoor lighting is properly working for employees and customers. LMS provides after dark inspections and regular maintenance for many of the building, parking area and roadway lighting systems in northern Utah. In each case our customers have the peace of mind knowing that the lighting system is operating properly and costs are under control.

In this parking lot, LMS replaced existing mercury vapor pole top lighting fixtures with new metal halide fixtures. The result were lower energy costs, by greater than 50%, improved light levels and lower maintenance costs.

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Scheduled Service

Cleaning and Relamping

One of the best ways to care for a lighting system is to periodically clean the fixtures and replace old lamps with new lamps. LMS has cleaned and relamped thousands of lighting fixtures in facilities from convenience stores to multi-story office buildings.

Convenience Store

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Hard-to-Reach Lighting

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LED Lighting

Lighting Controls

In the large cafeteria area shown below, LMS replaced existing HID lighting fixtures with new high bay fluorescent fixtures. In addition both occupancy sensors and day-lighting controls were installed to keep lights on only when needed and to take advantage of day light. The resulting system substantially reduced operating costs.

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