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DMB Commercial & Industrial Lighting
Your Source for Professional Lighting Fixtures and Solutions
DMB Lighting provides professional lighting solutions to a broad community of industries, including commercial, retail & industrial applications. Where energy efficiency is as desired as design & function. From manufacturing high bays & industrial fluorescents to Office & Retail applications. We have the solution. DMB lighting is committed to servicing all of your lighting needs. In the Atlantic region, contact us for a free lighting audit & custom lighting layout design.

Commercial, Retail & Industrial Lighting Fixtures
Lighting offers a tremendous potential for saving energy and money. Using the best technologies, a typical U.S. business can cost-effectively save 40-50 percent of the energy used in its lighting systems without any loss of function. In fact, improving function in many cases. Not only that, improving lighting design can also lower maintenance costs and increase worker productivity.

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Dave Bauer Phone: 518-424-5949 E-mail: dmb@dmbent.com Address: 1060 Julia Lane Greenville, NC 27834

Lighting directly consumes 20 percent of electricity in the United States, but that figure rises to 21–34 percent (estimates vary) if space-conditioning loads resulting from waste heat generated by lighting are taken into account. Half of this lighting is used in commercial buildings. If advanced lighting technologies were fully applied in the United States, the resulting electricity savings would negate the need for 120 1,000-megawatt power plants. Doing this would save ratepayers $30 billion a year just on the cost of operating those plants (never mind the cost of building them).

According to energy statistics compiled by the Energy Information Administration from manufacturer surveys, lighting consumes 27% of the total electric bill for U.S. manufacturers. In electric-intensive industries, lighting may accounts for as little as 5% of the electric load. In finished goods manufacturing, such as printers and assembly operations, lighting consumes 40% to 50%.

The impact of industrial lighting projects on overall electric use is considerable, these projects typically have short payback periods and make noticeable improvements to the working environment.

New technologies for lighting have greatly improved the quality, controllability, and efficiency of industrial lighting systems. Lighting systems installed 10 or more years ago could be candidates for change-out. In particular, experts emphasize improvements in the quality of light available from newer industrial fixtures that can lead to productivity gains on the plant floor. For this reason, all industries should evaluate their lighting systems.