Discounts for LED lights

Discounts for LED lights

Discounts can reduce the cost of buying if you are in the LED market. Here are 5 tips to remember about LEDs and discounts.


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1. Discounts are granted by utility companies

Whether you qualify for a discount has everything to do with your utility company - the same company that you buy electricity. They set the rebate programs, the amount of the rebate and the amount they are prepared each year to distribute as a rebate. So it's best to do the research (read Tip 5 to find out how to find it easily)


2. Discounts apply to Design Lights Consortium products

Most utilities will only see rebates on qualified products under the DLC program. Look for the DLC symbol on the most of manufacture company website to find out which products have been qualified. DLC products are all guaranteed.


3. DLC has 2 programs: Standard and Premium

The Design Lights consortium defines the standard and the lamps are subject to the approval of one of these standards. In general, high-quality lights are more efficient and use less energy, which saves you more money.


4. DLC premium discounts are usually larger than standard discounts

It's an incentive for you to buy the most effective product. It may cost a bit more (but not necessarily), but you will save more money over the life of the product.


5. Most of manufacture are giving real time discount calculator they will give you an estimate of the size of your discount.

Use the real-time discount calculator from most of best manufacture company of LED lights. 

Most of best manufacture offers LOTS of products that qualify for DLC discounts, including shoebox lights, high bay windows, and other amenities. Contact us, we can help you get a discount, if any. You can contact here to get more information and get discount. 

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