In May 2016, we completed a lighting project at a chemical plant in Indiana, USA. The project involved replacing 57 units of 250W and 79 units of 250W HPS high bays, along with 58 units of 250W and 33 units of 400W HPS flood lights. The investor chose to use 57 units of XJ-HBS100W and 79 units of XJ-HBS150W High Bays to replace the 250W/400W lights, and 58 units of XJ-HBS100W and 33 units of XJ-HBS150W flood lights for a one-to-one replacement.

This upgrade saved up to 45.25 kWh per hour and 362 kWh per day (assuming 8 hours of operation per day). The new lighting solution also doubled the foot-candle (FC) levels, greatly improving brightness. The client was very happy with the energy savings and enhanced lighting quality.

This factory project initially used 600W Metal Halide (MH) lights. Due to complex application requirements and the need to change lamp locations, we conducted a new lighting design and simulation. After confirming the design and conducting a one-month sample test, the factory replaced 96 units of 600W MH with 80 units of XJ-HBS150W-2. This resulted in over 75% energy savings and significantly brighter lighting, much to the customer's satisfaction.

Our partner in Spain successfully replaced 354W lamps with our new XJ-HBS150W High Bays. The upgrade achieved up to 60% energy savings and doubled the lux levels, greatly enhancing the lighting quality. The attached images showcase the remarkable difference before and after the installation, highlighting the superior performance of our high bay lights.

This project involved replacing 400W Metal Halide (MH) lamps in a German steel plant. Typically, a 150W or even 200W high bay would be required to replace a 400W MH lamp due to lower light efficiency. However, with our XJ-HBS130W High Bay, boasting 145lm/W, we achieved excellent results. This solution not only met the lighting requirements but also significantly reduced costs, energy consumption, and shipping expenses.