Cut costs and emissions without compromise
The latest generation of energy-efficient LED panel lights from leading manufacturer LUMiLife can cut a buildings energy use from lighting by up to 45%* compared to traditional fluorescent tubes.
Designed to provide the highest light quality while using significantly less electricity than traditional tube lighting, LUMiLife LED panel lights from LED Hut Trade are ideal for use in office spaces, retail, schools and hospitals, as well as in domestic applications. They offer consistently bright light and a long lifespan, as well as eliminating the need for costly maintenance or replacements.
The super-thin LED panels are sized for use in suspended ceiling applications or recesses, and can also be surface-mounted onto conventional ceilings or walls. They come complete with all the fittings and components necessary for a quick and straightforward installation and work seamlessly in both retrofit and new-build projects. LUMiLife LED panel lights offer specifiers and business owners alike a simple, instant and unobtrusive way to cut costs and carbon emissions. Not only do they help meet Part L of Building Regulations, they also contribute towards BREEAM environmental ratings.
The full range of LUMiLife LED panel lights is now available from LED Hut Trade the UK's leading online LED retailer. Available in two outputs (20W and 40W), they are backed by LED Hut Trade's five-year guarantee and are available for next-day delivery. For more information please visit ttrade.ledhut.co.uk
*Based on replacing x4 standard 18W T8 fluorescent tubes and ballast with a 40W LUMiLife LED panel and driver
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