LED Highbay lighting packaging problem solved:In order to solve the large size and high shipping cost problem, our company GETK provide the environment, smaller size,lighter and varied design package. Take one piece of 200W led high bay as an example. ,our package dimension is:46*46*20cm,total weight:8.

5KG.

While the highbay light package of some other company is:50x45x30cm,total weight:13.5KG.So between comparision our package can save 5KG for one piece led high bay.For example: when deliverto America: our shipping cost is 44USD for 1pcs,while other company may reach more than 70USD for 1pcs.

Below are the details of led high bay lighting package comparison. :GETK PACKAGE:OTHER COMPANY PACKAGE:As the pictures show, you can find GETK led high bay lighting had a lower height and smaller volume, that is mean if you purchase same quantity, our volume weight will be more smaller while same volume weight you can purchase more quantity.That is so called an important element when import LED High bay light from china.

Why don't hotel rooms have ceiling lights?

My hotel building is over 100 years old, so we have ceiling lights. We also need a ladder to change a bulb 11' from the floor. It can take 20 minutes for 1 bulb! This is one reason that we have changed to the longer lasting (and more economical) low-energy bulbs.

I would be delighted to have wall lights instead. Retro-fitting them would however be even less economically sound.

Higher than average ceilings mean ladders to change the bulbs in ceiling fittings, and this extends the maintenance time and convenience for staff enormously. Even normal height ceilings mean that a chair is needed to swap a bulb out. Wall fittings are so much more convenient for both staff and customers, reducing the time taken to get light again!

As Michael Forrest Jones says - anything other than a simple bulb swap requires the power to be cut to the whole circuit (which may be more than just a few rooms). This makes it very awkward to do emergency repairs after dark! -- Been there done that... Go with wall fittings that can be isolated in-room!

In short:

I have ceiling lights.

I don't like them, as they are awkward for maintenance.

Replacing them would be expensive and extremely difficult - basically a total rewire of the hotel lighting system.

Design engineers are not stupid. they note the first 2 points!