Philips TrueForce LED

Philips TrueForce LED highbay universal offers a quick and easy payback solution.

Climate Change Mitigation Advancing Net Zero Solutions

Problem Addressed

How to improve energy efficiency and increase the lifetime of lighting, while keeping initial investment low.

Solution Overview

Philips TrueForce LED lamps attempt to mitigate climate change by offering a sustainable lighting solution. Benefits of LED lighting include improved energy efficiency and lengthened lifetime, while keeping initial investment low. LEDs can have a meaningful contribution to the European Green Deal and accelerate the adoption of more sustainable technologies. Philips TrueForce LED highbay universal lamps, offer customers energy savings of up to 65%. The customer can choose to keep the existing gear in the fixture for an easy replacement or decide to connect to mains for additional energy saving. Both types of connections are possible with the same lamp. The multiple beam angle options and high colour rendering index enhance the lighting distribution while creating a comfortable, safe and high productivity environment.

Company name

Signify

UK availability

Yes

Solution launch date

2021

Related members

Signify Commercial UK Limited

Cost Benefit

All costs are dependent upon the size of the project / scheme. Signify sell via a Wholesaler network who can provide prices. Click here to find your local stockist.

Case Study

Ipsen, the leading global supplier of heat treatment systems with production sites in Europe, America and Asia, has installed TrueForce LED highbay lamps at its production facility in Kleve, Germany, quoting “we’ve chosen Signify’s LED products because the TrueForce LED lamps are much more energy efficient than the conventional lamps we had. TrueForce LED lamps easily fit into our existing system, thereby providing an easy way of enhancing the light quality without having to change the light fixtures or sacrifice the light effect. The fact that the ignitor as well as the conventional ballast can both still be used, is a major plus.” – Georg Segers, Production Manager, Ipsen International GmbH