Philips Lighting – Relamping? We have a solution for you.

 

 

Relamping? We have a solution for you.

 

Whether it’s a 4-foot fixture, or a high bay metal halide, Philips Lighting has a solution to suit your needs.

 

Philips T8 Energy Advantage fluorescent lamps offer instant energy savings from conventional 32W T8’s, and extra low mercury for customers looking for a cost-effective environmentally responsible solution.

 

Philips InstantFit LED T8 tubes save over 40% in energy costs compared to fluorescent, and feature the highest ballast compatibility in the market making it super easy for installers to retrofit fixtures.

 

Philips TrueForce LED lamps are a direct replacement for 250W and 400W HID lamps used in industrial and retail high bay fixtures. With the 165W TrueForce, you get all the light quality and energy saving benefits of LED, without needing to replace the fixture or gear.

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