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  We understand that you may be too busy working on your business, to find the time to make that all- important review of your current lighting infrastructure. That is why we are precisely here for you. To make your lighting retrofit as easy and most especially, more profitable for your company. Sonic Lighting and Electrical Systems offers you a free assessment of your lighting implementation. Our aim is to give you the most efficient, and appropriate lighting setup that improves…

  Sonic Lighting and Electrical Systems is a firm advocate of environment protection and clean energy. In this regard therefore it is actively participating in the promotion of Solar technology. Here is a good overview on the subject courtesy of another power innovator Leonics: “The increasing demand of electricity, the high price of oil and the growing concerns for our environment are some of several factors that forcing us to enhance the uses of alternative energy sources. Among a variety…

  While we are knowledgeable with all facets of electrical work, we will be happy to work with any existing team that will handle the electrical service works for your lighting projects. If needed however, we can assist you by overseeing the best way forward with your lighting retrofit jobs. Our objective is to get the work done fast, the right way at the best price possible, and we count on a pool of reliable partners that can help you…

  The idea of phasing out incandescent light bulbs in order to save energy has been widely welcomed across the world and for many the question is not “if” we should do it, but “how fast” we can do it. The benefits are clear: The potential energy savings are 10 billion Euros per year in Europe alone, along with 25 million tonnes of CO2. Globally, these savings are roughly four to five times. Politically too it seems an easy win…

  The light bulb that has lit up our homes since the 1800s is officially on its way out. The inefficient incandescent, which loses most of its energy as heat, has fallen out of favor with the financially and ecologically concerned; starting in 2012, U.S. residents won’t be able to buy one even if they want to [source: Linden]. The government is taking the little energy suckers off the market. The prime replacement for the incandescent light bulb is the…