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Electrical and light replacements

Energy-efficient lighting saves power and pays its way. Upgrading and replacing fittings is a good option when a full renovation isn't yet in the budget.

Cream multi-storey apartment building with rows of blue-framed windows, seen across its car park on an overcast day

What it is

To save energy and get the best return, start with commercially available energy-efficient lighting products.

OneVision takes care of these considerations for you. We go through the details with our team of specialists and give you a quote that best meets the needs of your building. The electrical work is carried out by licensed electricians.

What to consider

  • LumensLumens measure the light a lamp or light source produces, so think "lumens per watt". A good rule of thumb for a simple upgrade is to choose products that give nearly the same lumens as the lamp being replaced.
  • EfficiencyIncandescent and halogen light sources run at around 17–20 lumens per watt. Replacing them with LEDs can save up to 75–80% of the energy used.
  • ExpectationsBetter light quality gives sharper vision and a more comfortable atmosphere: two benefits you can't put a number on.

On the job

Hotel entrance lighting, A hotel entrance at dusk with Mercure banners, lit uplights on the facade and downlights under the entry canopy.
Hotel entrance lightingA hotel entrance at dusk with Mercure banners, lit uplights on the facade and downlights under the entry canopy.
Facade uplights, Warm lights washing up the facade columns between Mercure banners at dusk.
Facade uplightsWarm lights washing up the facade columns between Mercure banners at dusk.
Lit facade at dusk, Lights under a facade overhang glowing beside a hanging Mercure banner.
Lit facade at duskLights under a facade overhang glowing beside a hanging Mercure banner.
Light fitting at height, A bright light on a facade column beside a red Mercure banner, looking up at the building.
Light fitting at heightA bright light on a facade column beside a red Mercure banner, looking up at the building.
Fittings on the facade, A light fitting and a banner arm mounted high on a pale facade column under a grid ceiling.
Fittings on the facadeA light fitting and a banner arm mounted high on a pale facade column under a grid ceiling.

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