Expert Tips for Choosing the Best LED Lighting for Shipyards
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There are lots of options available for LED Shipyard Lighting. In this video, Neil Peterson of LED Lighting Supply takes you through some of the most common options to help you to choose the right LED Lighting for Shipyards and Seaports.\n\nAfter watching this video, you can browse our full line of LED Shipyard Lighting here: https://www.ledlightingsupply.com/industrial-lighting/port-lighting\n\nTranscript:\nHi. I'm Neil Peterson with LED Lighting Supply. \n\nToday, I'm going to talk about port lighting. \n\nWe have a lot of options. \n\nUsually ports are something by the sea. \n\nThey have tall poles, usually six to 12 fixtures per pole. \n\nThey're shinning down. \n\nThey're lighting up a huge area around the pole, usually more than a \ncouple hundred feet around. \n\nThis is a traditional that we've been offering for years.\n\nWe have this in quite a few ports to 600 watt fixture. \n\nIt comes with both either a trunnion or a pipe mount adapter. \n\nThis is a more recent fixture that we also offer. \n\nIt puts out actually more lumens at the same wattage as this fixture. \n\nIt also comes with the trunnion or the pipe mount adapter, either of these fixtures will give you a great spread around the lights and give you a great safe lighting.\n\nWe can run lighting plans if you have a port that you want lighting plans run for, we can do that. \n\nWe also have sample lighting plans for 80 and 100 foot pole heights with eight or 12 fixtures on it. \n\nBoth these fixtures can also come marine grade if needed and it's usually needed in very saltwater, hot environments. \n\nSo but very high performance fixtures in both cases.\n\nThis one we do stock. \n\nThis one is built to order in most cases. \n\nSo give us a call today. \n\nTalk to one of my lighting techs and they can help determine the right fixture for you and get a lighting plan run up for you. \n\nHave a great day.