Havells LED products use advanced energy-saving technology that delivers higher lumens per watt while reducing electricity consumption by up to 70%. LEDs convert more power into usable light, last longer, and generate less heat compared to CFL or metal halide fixtures.

Select the wattage based on fixture type and brightness needs. Lumens measure actual light output, higher lumens mean brighter light. For commercial and industrial settings, prioritize lumen efficiency over wattage to ensure high performance with lower energy costs.

Yes. Havells offers a range of LED fixtures and lamps that meet UL safety standards and DLC/ Energy Star efficiency requirements. These certifications ensure compliance, reliability, and eligibility for commercial rebate programs across the United States.

Yes. Many Havells fixtures are built with durable housings, high-impact lenses, and weather-resistant ratings. They are designed for warehouses, factories, parking lots, roadways, and harsh outdoor conditions where dependable lighting is essential.

CRI (Color Rendering Index) measures how accurately a light source displays colors. Havells LEDs offer high CRI options, ensuring clearer, more natural color visibility. This is essential for retail, workspaces, industrial inspections, and environments requiring visual accuracy. Havells is also atatched with another CRI called Center for Reasearch and Innovation, where 1400 Engineers constantly working on making havells products better and better everyday.

Yes, Havells LEDs are UL, DLC, and Energy Star certified. These certifications ensure compliance with U.S. safety, quality, and energy efficiency standards, providing reliable and safe lighting solutions.

You can download spec sheets directly from the product pages or contact the Havells Lighting team at salesusa@havells.com or 855- HAVELLS (428-3557). Support is available for product selection, technical questions, installation guidance, and project planning.

LED lighting uses less energy, lasts longer, and provides brighter, more consistent light. It reduces electricity bills, minimizes maintenance, and performs better than traditional lighting options like CFL, halogen, or HID lamps.

Yes. LEDs are safe for both indoor and outdoor applications. They produce less heat, contain no harmful chemicals, and are designed to handle various weather conditions when used in rated fixtures.

LEDs are available in various color temperatures ranging from 2200k to 10k. For genral lighting purpose most commonly used CCT in US are Warm White (2700-3000K), Natural White (4000K), and Daylight (5000K).

Reputable LED products often carry certifications such as UL, DLC, and Energy Star. These ensure safety, performance, and efficiency standards are met for commercial and residential use. There are some speciality certification and validation like IP rating, IK rating, NSF for food safe fixtures, Dark Sky for controlling light nuisance, FCC for magnetci interference, SAM for standadrd component are few.

Consider brightness (lumens), color temperature (CCT), wattage, and application type. For specific recommendations, consult product spec sheets or contact the support team for project guidance.

LEDs provide clear, consistent light that reduces eye strain and improves visibility. This makes them ideal for offices, warehouses,induatrial facilities, schools and universities, retail stores, and other work environments.

Watts measure energy use, while lumens measure light output. LEDs use fewer watts to produce higher lumens, making them more efficient than traditional bulbs. Lumens/ watt is very important in selecting LED fixture. You can get same light output with substantialy less power usage if the Lumens/ watt are higher for one fixture to the other. Havells strive to keep up with max lumens/ watt on most their fixtures.