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Choosing a lighting system on installation costs may not provide the most economical system to operate in the long run.

Over the life of the lighting system, the energy cost will represent the greater portion of the overall owning and operating costs. Using the most efficient light source will usually result in the lowest overall system cost.

The annual cost of lighting includes:

• The cost of lamps you use.


• The cost of electricity it takes to light those lamps.


• The cost of maintenance and labor.

These days, energy in the form of electricity is by far the largest portion of your lighting expenses after installation. Obviously, if you can reduce your energy consumption, you can reduce your costs. The question is: how can you reduce these costs and maintain a good lighting system?

The answer is to switch to energy-efficient lamps that produce nearly the same levels of light output (lumens) as their conventional counterparts, but consume considerably less energy doing so.