Can re-lamping projects qualify for government rebates?
Yes, many Alberta incentive programs offer rebates for upgrading to LED systems through professional re-lamping projects.
How disruptive is re-lamping to daily business operations?
Professional crews schedule work during off-hours or low-traffic periods, completing sections efficiently to minimize downtime.
How is light output measured during a re-lamping project?
Installers use lux meters to verify brightness levels meet design standards and ensure consistent illumination throughout the facility.
What types of facilities benefit most from regular re-lamping?
Warehouses, schools, retail stores, and office complexes all benefit—especially spaces operating long hours where lighting quality impacts safety and productivity.
Why hire a professional lighting company for re-lamping instead of doing it in-house?
Professionals ensure safety, efficiency, and proper disposal of old bulbs, while also identifying opportunities for upgrades that untrained staff might miss.
How does re-lamping integrate with smart lighting controls?
Re-lamping projects often include sensor upgrades and programmable timers, maximizing both energy savings and automation.
What’s the expected lifespan of new lamps after re-lamping?
LED lamps typically last 25,000–50,000 hours, depending on usage patterns and environment, minimizing the need for frequent replacements.
How does re-lamping support sustainability goals?
By switching to LEDs and reducing waste from frequent bulb changes, facilities lower carbon emissions and qualify for energy-saving incentives.
Can re-lamping prevent lighting failures in critical areas?
Yes, proactive re-lamping ensures vital zones such as hallways, stairwells, and workstations maintain consistent illumination without unexpected outages.
What signs indicate that it’s time for re-lamping?
Dimming light output, flickering, or inconsistent color temperature are key signs that lamps or ballasts are reaching end of life and need replacement.