In the lighting market, a retrofit solution is a modern lighting system, such as an LED lamp. This has been designed to fit into an old, existing lampholder. The aim is to exploit the advantages of LED technology without having to modify the existing lighting infrastructure. So instead of new wiring or lampholders, only the light source is replaced. What sounds so simple and convincing in theory, however, often turns out to be more complex in practice. When converting outdated T5/T8 FLUORESCENT TUBE SYSTEMS, it is true that savings in energy costs can be achieved quickly, easily and relatively inexpensively by replacing retrofit LED lamps. But: in a professional environment, other factors must be taken into account in addition to investment and energy costs, such as compliance with standards, overall cost-effectiveness, as well as questions of lighting quality, safety, controllability, warranty and FINANCING.

Conclusion: LED complete systems are usually the better refurbishment solution

Fluorescent lamp out, retrofit solution in, done? In theory, a retrofit conversion is quick and easy. In practice, however, the effort involved is often underestimated. To ensure that the result meets the requirements of a professional environment, extensive planning, measurements and installation by a qualified electrician are also necessary for a retrofit conversion. The clever, simple and safe alternative: LED complete solutions. Although they have higher investment costs in comparison, they are characterised by enormous advantages in terms of lighting quality, service life and controllability as well as installation and operational safety. In addition, complete LED systems are subsidised with attractive government grants. That's why you should definitely find out about the alternative of a complete refurbishment with LED luminaire systems before retrofitting.

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