Survey the Lighting
Look at the existing fittings, the controls and how each space is used.
Efficient lighting · London
Replacement and new LED lighting for homes and businesses that want better light, lower running costs and fewer failed lamps.

Simply Electrical Contractors
LED lighting uses a fraction of the electricity of the halogen and fluorescent fittings it replaces, and it lasts far longer. A good upgrade is about more than swapping lamps, though. Colour temperature, beam angle, brightness and glare all affect how a room or workspace feels once the new lights are on.
Simply Electrical Contractors replaces downlights, fluorescent tubes, high bays, floodlights and decorative fittings with LED equivalents, and installs new lighting where a layout is changing. Existing dimmers and transformers are checked for compatibility, because the wrong combination is the usual cause of flicker and buzzing.
In commercial premises the work can be phased around opening hours, and emergency versions of fittings are used where the escape lighting depends on them. Altered circuits are tested and the relevant certification provided.
What to expect
Details vary by property and service, but the process is built around assessment, explanation and appropriate testing.
Look at the existing fittings, the controls and how each space is used.
Suitable LED fittings, drivers and dimmers are agreed and then installed.
Light levels, dimming and switching are checked, and altered circuits are tested.
Common questions
For advice about a specific property, contact the team with the postcode and job details.
Often, yes. Where lights run from transformers or dimmers, those parts may also need changing to stop flicker or early failures.
The usual causes are a dimmer or transformer designed for older lamps, or a poor-quality driver. Matching the control gear to the fitting normally cures it.
LED lamps typically use well under half the electricity of halogen equivalents for the same light. The saving for a building depends on how many fittings there are and how long they are on.
They need dimmers rated for LED loads. The dimmer has to suit the type and number of fittings on the circuit.