LED floodlights illuminates 115-year-old castle
The historic Castle Museum in Michigan brings its French Revival style architecture to life with LED floodlights for less than one dollar per night.
The Castle Museum in Saginaw, Michigan is now illuminated with 19 LED Flood Luminaires. The museum partnered with Saginaw Sees the Light, a local organization devoted to illuminating Saginaw’s architectural treasures, to showcase the facility’s historic architecture.
The newly installed LED floodlights give the 40,000-square-foot facility a definitive nighttime presence at a fraction of the cost of traditional sources. Using only 41 watts per fixture, the Saginaw Museum can now be illuminated for less than one dollar per night.
“The building’s 19 new LED floodlights consume less than 780 watts,” said Brad Dobbs, Lithonia Lighting Value Stream Manager. “The energy savings are incredible . Additionally, without lamps to change, the floodlights maximize maintenance savings.”