LED Light Bulbs Replacement Light Bulbs

Tri-State LED Lighting Wholesale has the most detailed and comprehensive listing of LED light bulbs, LED tube lights, LED High Bays, LED Street Lights, LED Strip Lighting and LED lighting retrofit solutions anywhere. All types and styles available at low wholesale prices. T5, T8, T12 compact fluorescent lighting (CFL) replacement in a variety of color temperatures including Warm White 2700-3200k, Natural White 4000-4500k, Day White 5500-6000k and Cool White 6500-7000k.

LED Lamps and Tube Lights

Our LED lamps and tube lights can be retrofitted into almost any existing lighting fixture for indoor and outdoor lighting including street lights and parking lot lights. The LED light emitted from an LED light bulb is far superior to that of traditional incandescent and fluorescent lighting products. LED strip lighting can brighten any space and provides a significant lighting energy reduction saving commercial businesses money. LED's are not all created equal!

Seesmart LED light bulbs and linear tube lights far exceed the performance of our competitors LED lighting products. Tri-State LED light fixtures last up to 50,000 hours and have up to a five year warranty. Seesmart is the leader of LED lighting manufacturers using the latest in LED technology to provide superior LED light fixtures and light bulbs.

What is an LED light bulb?

LED lamps are solid state lighting! To put it simply, LED stands for light emitting diodes which give off light when electricity is introduced to the diode and causes little electrons to dance around within. LED bulbs are replacing incandescent and fluorescent lighting due to the substantial energy reduction.

Commercial LED Lighting Wholesale

In most cases commercial lighting energy consumption can be reduced by 50% - 90%. This significant power reduction translates into huge savings for companies of all sizes. Browse our huge selection of PAR lights in all standard sizes including PAR 20, PAR 30, PAR 38 as well as the new R20 and R30 light bulbs. All standard lengths LED tube lights are available including 2', 3', 4', 5' and 6'. In addition 100 Watt LED High Bays offer an excellent alternative to Metal Halide (MH), High Pressure Sodium (HPS) and Mercury Vapor (MV) lamps which can use up to 455 watts per lighting fixture. LED High Bays are well suited for warehouses, gymnasiums and parking garages.

FREE Lighting Energy Audit

LED Lighting Wholesale is so confident we can save your comany money we offer a FREE comprehensive lighting analysis of your businesses current lighting infrastructure and will provide you with a NO OBLIGATION easy to understand report complete with recommendations and a thorough breakdown of initial cost and return on investment (ROI) at no cost to you! Our professional staff welcomes the opportunity to assist you with any and all aspects of your current lighting project. LED Lighting Wholesale are experts in all rebate and incentive programs providing even more savings for commercial businesses and municipalities. Visit Us in Google Places or Search Google

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Zyloware Eyewear Greens Corporate Headquarters with Seesmart Lighting - Saturday, May 12, 2012
Zyloware Eyewear, a global supplier of high-quality eyewear that it is the first privately held company based in Westchester County, New York to convert from fluorescent lighting to LED lighting. Zyloware’s new 50,000 square foot facility is illuminated by LED lights from manufacturer Seesmart, Inc., a division of Seesmart Holdings, Inc. The retrofit began at the end of last year and now Zyloware’s offices and distribution center shine with 700 clean, energy-efficient Seesmart LEDs.
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SL Green Gains Gold at 360 Hamilton Avenue New York - Wednesday, May 02, 2012
At its headquarters building in downtown White Plains, Reckson, a division of SL Green Realty Corp., recently reached the U.S. Green Building Council’s gold standard for energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable operations. The distinction is rare for commercial office buildings in New York. Yet the work of going green goes on at Reckson. The suburban division of SL Green recently was awarded gold certification in the national building council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program for 360 Hamilton Ave., a 384,000-square-foot, 12-story office building. The 40-year-old building is one of only 10 buildings in New York state to reach the gold level for operations and maintenance improvements.
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The 2012 National Building Competition from EPA's Energy Star - Monday, April 30, 2012
The 2012 National Building Competition: Battle of the Buildings is bigger and better than ever, with new opportunities for recognition and new ways to participate. EPA will offer recognition to any building that improves by 20 percent or more and top water savers! Sign up before May 23 at 5 p.m. to nominate one or more of your buildings!
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TriState Retrofits Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center with Seesmart LED Tube Lights - Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Seesmart leads lighting retrofit of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center to reduce carbon footprint by 74 tons The Manhattan-based hospital commissioned Seesmart LED to retrofit nearly 700 fixtures with LED tube lights, resulting in immediate cost savings. LED lighting manufacturer Seesmart Technologies, Inc. (OTC: SEST.PK) announced today the completion of a retrofit project that replaced nearly 700 fixtures at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. The hospital is one of the world’s premier cancer centers and combines excellent patient care with leading research and educational programs.
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Specifying LEDs For Commercial Use - Friday, April 13, 2012
Good Lighting Enhances Design, Conserves Energy, And Increases Productivity, Safety, Security, Personal Comfort, Sales, Attendance, And Profit. The philosopher Albert Borgmann said, “Technology is most celebrated when it is most invisible—when the machinery is completely hidden, combining the simplicity of godlike effortlessness with blissful ignorance about the mechanisms that operate.” Lighting, essential to see or do anything for life, work, or play, is such a basic technology. Today it is expected to be present everywhere, including the still-in-use 30 million commercial/ institutional structures erected in the United States prior to 1940, and even more residential units of that age. It is also the easiest discipline with which to conserve energy and reduce CO2 emissions. Unfortunately, lighting is often the last considered in planning and the first to be jettisoned in the budget crunch, when it should be designed as early as possible.
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