Simple Lighting Company Responds to Blackpool Tower LED Switchover

As Blackpool Tower celebrates the completion of its 2 year LED replacement, the lighting specialists at Simple Lighting co. reflect on the success of the project.

(PRWEB UK) 13 February 2013

It has been reported in the Blackpool Gazette that the lights were switched on the evening of Tuesday 12th February and will remain lighted over Valentine's Day before returning when the illuminations are switched on in November. 100,000old pygmy bulbs on the Tower's legs were replaced with more efficient LED lights. The overall structure now contains 5,508 LED lights.

The team at Simple Lighting co. regularly receive news of money saving LED projects. This story in particular caught their interest and a representative from the firm shares their thoughts on how the transition could make significant savings.

“So many individuals and homeowners are switching to LEDs, because they are so versatile and energy efficient. We are also starting to see more and more instances like this where large companies or councils are making the switch.

“We all have a responsibility to be more environmentally friendly and Blackpool Tower is such a famous structure that it really highlights the benefits of LEDs. The council should stand to make significant savings over time as the heat lost during LED lights is considerably less that with regular bulbs.”

Simple Lighting co. offer an extensive range of LED tape lights and strip lighting and regularly update their collection.

Established in 2009, Simple Lighting Company aims to provide high quality lighting at some of the most competitive prices on the web. The company has grown considerably in recent years and supplies over 4000 products, specialising in LED lighting, LED tape, LED strip lights as well as indoor and outdoor lighting. Simple Lighting Company considers customer service its priority, regularly adding new products to the website.

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