What is LED Lighting Supply Laboratory Lighting Solutions?

LED Lighting Supply Laboratory lighting provides light in medical labs. Our lights provide both general and task lighting. We offer a full line of LED lights, including panels and architectural lighting to help provide the proper light levels and provide the right lighting solutions in a laboratory environment.

We also provide fixtures for general lighting needs. LED Lighting Supply has the right solution for laboratory settings and across your entire space.

What are the Best Types of LED Lighting Supply Fixtures to Use for a Laboratory?

We recommend high bays, low bays, vapor-proof lights, panels, and NSF-rated fixtures. We also have architectural suspended fixtures. We also have NSF-rated fixtures for areas requiring washdown of fixtures with high pressure hot water.

What are the Benefits of Converting a Laboratory Over to LED Lighting Supply Fixtures?

• Energy efficiency: With our lights, you can reduce energy consumption by 50-90%.
• Reduce maintenance costs: Our lights do not require bulb and ballast replacements.
• High Quality Lighting: our fixtures produce a high quality light source. They offer a high color rendering index cri and consistent color temperature to produce a better work area. These are an ideal choice for producing accurate results and maintain consistency.
• Occupancy sensors: we offer lights with occupancy sensors so lighting is turned on when there is activity in the space.
• Instant on: Our lights turn on instantly.
• Flicker free: Our light fixtures do not flicker, a major cause of eye strain and headaches.
• Quiet: Our lights do not produce noise from ballast hum.
• No UV light: our lights do not produce UV lighting.

Is it Better to Use Direct or Indirect Laboratory LED Lighting?

It depends on the lab and the wishes of the customer. It is easier to provide light when the source is direct. But indirect lighting is the best option to reduce potential glare issues. Many of our Laboratory LED Lighting fixtures have improved optics to reduce glare. There are also more downlight options, so it is the best option to use when you can.

What is the Best Color Temperature for Laboratory LED Lighting?

We would recommend either 4000K or 5000K. We would not recommend 3000K or 6000K in laboratory environments. These fixtures are too orange and too blue on the light spectrum. We also have color-adjustable fixtures that allow you to change the color temperature post-installation.