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Energy efficient controllable lighting is one of the most quantifiable energy saving tools, take a walk around the campus and often rooms both residential and educational have lights on when good natural daylight is available, but in many cases the rooms are unoccupied.

With the latest government targets and ever increasing energy bills, you need to assess whether your lighting systems deliver controllability and the best energy savings. So where do you start? 

• Are you ready to meet government energy and carbon reduction targets?
• Are students and employees leaving lighting on when rooms are not occupied?
• Do you want to cut your lighting costs by up to 60%?
• Are your existing fittings delivering the best energy savings?
• Do you want to reduce maintenance costs?
• Are you able to fund such projects?

Research concludes lighting is often the second largest energy hungry appliance in buildings. The introduction of energy efficient lighting and lighting controls is one of the most efficient, and effective ways to cut costs and emissions.

Chalmor has a range of award winning lighting solutions ideal for education establishments, whether it is new fittings or retrofit solutions we are able to assist. We offer tailored solutions to meet your needs from supply only through to full turn key projects.

Our lighting designer trained sales team will meet with you to discuss your requirements, our team will survey your site, provide Return on Investment calculations, assist with funding applications, project manage the installation and commission the system to maximise energy savings.

We make the whole process easy for you.

Lighting Casestudy – Award winning project at the University of Bedfordshire

In an award-winning project, Chalmor has supplied its ReFit T5 system which included OSRAM multi-wattage electronic control gear and GE WattMiser T5 lamps to help the University of Bedfordshire reduce the installed electrical load in 8 blocks at its Bedford campus by 45%. 

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