Why Should I Upgrade My Lighting System? For decades, PAR (parabolic aluminized reflector) lamps have been the standard for lighting nearly all types of venues, from stages and churches to auditoriums and convention centers. It’s the way it’s been for ages, so why change? LED lights would be the answer to that question. The arrival of LED (light-emitting diode) technology…
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Budget-Friendly LED Lighting Options Whether you are lighting a street or adding security lighting to your facility, the right lighting solution is necessary to keep costs down and the lights on. LED lighting makes a cost-effective option to shine bright, clear light without driving up your energy bills. HyLite LED’s Intigo Omni-Directional lamps are ideal for a wide range of…
Keeping your business secure after dark is an essential part of running a company. When the sun sets, those who wish to harm your business are more likely to take action, leaving all of your hard work vulnerable. Whether you run a retail shop that’s at high risk for theft or an industrial business that’s at risk for accidents or…
When choosing lighting for your home or business, you will come across several different types of lighting. Terms like BR and PAR can get confusing as you search for the right light bulb for your needs. At HyLite LED Lighting, we want to help you understand your options so you can choose the right bulb. When shopping for floodlights, you…
If you’re in the stage and theatre world, you likely utilize the iconic Parabolic Aluminized Reflector (PAR) lamps. The can-style lighting system is an excellent option that provides crisp, clean, efficient light. They’re especially useful for the stage and theater because PAR lighting can send light in one relatively direct beam. If you’re looking for a new spotlight for a…
PAR spotlights are not a new type of lighting. For almost a century, this has been the lighting choice for auditoriums, houses of worship, studios, convention centers, and any other facility that has a stage or platform. PAR stands for Parabolic Aluminized Reflector, and this is a can-style lighting solution that sends light in one fairly direct beam. The traditional…
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