Lighting Retrofits 101 in Today's Industrial Environment

Most industrial LED systems in service today were installed nearly a decade ago. Both the fixtures and the controls have changed substantially since.

Join us for 45 minute session with experts in the field to learn about what's changed and how you should be thinking about lighting in your facility.

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The Case for Efficiency

Energy efficiency remains a foundational strategy for reducing both costs and emissions, as well as making every other energy investment go further.

Efficiency projects can carry a smaller physical and financial footprint than renewables. Lower implementation costs relative to dollars saved means a higher return. Plus, retrofits can be undertaken in several states without requiring a single permit.

Lighting has been, and remains, the backbone of efficiency.

Over half the market has gone LED.
Most of it is already outdated.

LED adoption has passed 50% market penetration, but many of those systems were installed nearly a decade ago. They were built with a limited life expectancy, and they consume far more energy for the same amount of light output than current technology.

The result is a large installed base of lighting that reads as "efficiency" on paper, but is actually underperforming.

What We’ll Cover

We’ll walk through the hardware, the controls, and the economics and what each means for a facility running a system installed a decade ago.

How to tell if your system is a candidate

What to look at in an existing LED install, and how to build the case internally.

How fixture technology has changed

Where the gains have come from since your last retrofit, and what they're worth.

How retrofit timelines actually work

What permitting and approval look like when you're planning a project.

How controls have evolved, and what that’s done for efficiency

From simple on-off switching to custom sequences of operation for individual fixtures and groups, plus the real-time facility data that comes with them.

How incentives change the payback math

Where utility and state programs fit, and what to check before you scope.

Who Should Attend

This session is designed for: Facilities Professionals, Continuous Improvement leaders, EHS Managers, Energy Managers, and Sustainability Professionals.