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Preventing and Managing Downed Light Poles During Winter

Multi-family properties pose their own unique challenges when considering smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector installation. Landlords and owners of apartments, townhouses, condominiums, dorms, and senior living facilities must consider the safety of countless tenants. They must also consider liability and regulatory concerns that vary among D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

Planning Guide to a Successful Parking Lot Lighting Upgrade

Parking lot lighting is critical for any commercial property. Adequate outdoor lighting can prevent accidents, injuries, and the occurrence of crime. As a commercial property owner, you want guests and employees to feel safe at all times on your property. Parking lot lights can be difficult to access should they fail or need servicing, so it’s important to use high-quality products. Lights must be placed thoughtfully in order to illuminate areas that receive the least natural light and the most traffic. Accordingly, parking lot lighting should be planned ahead of time and installed by a professional local lighting service.

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December 15, 2024
The rapid evolution of lighting technology, coupled with environmental and energy regulations, has created a challenge for property owners and managers. Fluorescent dimming ballasts, once a staple for commercial lighting systems, are becoming increasingly difficult to find. As manufacturers discontinue production and new energy laws restrict fluorescent lighting, commercial spaces are left scrambling for solutions to maintain functionality without breaking the bank. CFLEX is the ultimate retrofit solution, offering a simple, cost-effective way to upgrade systems while preserving compatibility with existing controls and fixtures.
November 19, 2024
In commercial building management, emergency preparedness is critical. Among the factors that contribute to effective emergency preparedness, lighting plays a major role. Adequate lighting during emergencies not only facilitates safe evacuation but also helps in reducing panic and confusion. With advancements in lighting technology, LED is a superior option that enhances emergency preparedness in commercial buildings.

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