Green Creative

Green Creative continues to get recognized for their innovation, reliability, and performance by the Illuminating Engineering Society Progress Report, LEDs Magazine Sapphire Awards, Edison Report, and more. An Illumus Company, Green Creative manufactures high-quality lighting solutions that use energy efficient LED technology. Find high-performance LED track lights, high/low bay lights, LED bulbs, and more.

Green Creative LED lighting options include:

• Track lights
• High/low bay lights
• Panel & troffer lights
• LED bulbs
• LED downlights
• Accessories

Track lighting systems differ from fixed and monorail lighting systems. Track lighting supplies electricity down the entire line of a support track. This track supplies energy to each fixture, called track heads. These track heads can slide along the track, allowing you to direct light where needed.

Fixed rail systems function as a type of track system that also uses a track and track heads. Unlike a traditional track system, however, the track heads cannot move. Instead, they remain in a fixed position on the track. The track heads can swivel and pivot to direct the light where you need it.

Track systems also differ from monorail lighting. Monorail lighting uses a rail, low voltage system, and a transformer instead of a 120V track. Because of this, monorail systems require a little more work in calculating the fixtures and the transformer. Monorail systems can typically bend to create a customized lighting solution. Some manufacturers use a remote transformer that sits in a remote location, such as a nearby closet, to allow for the sleekest appearance.

Both panel and troffer lights can replace existing fluorescent ceiling fixtures. Panel lights typically feature a thinner construction and slimmer edge than troffer light fixtures. Panel lights also feature a lower profile than troffers.

Learn more about the difference between panel and troffer lights with our blog!

The color temperature of a light bulb can influence the ambiance of a room. They range from a warm yellow in appearance to a cool blue. Too blue and the room can feel more like an office than a living room. Too warm and your office may feel more like home.

Color temperatures in residential locations commonly range between 2700K-6500K. Low color temperatures, like 2700K, give off a warm white light that works well in living rooms, bedrooms, and hospitality locations. Higher color temperatures, like 4000K-4500K, give off a bright white light that works well for task lighting. 5000K color temperatures work well in offices, workspaces, and other areas where you perform tasks.