A fly killer light is not just good for eliminating germ-carrying insects that may fly into your kitchen, but also midges, which are not only a Scottish pest.

Whilst a fundamental part of energy-saving light technologies today including new generation tube lights, LEDs were initially thought to be a useless invention.

Fly season is approaching, which means you need to use control measures to keep numbers down, such as fly killer lights, refuse bags and good hand hygiene.

Keeping your workspace clean helps keep customers safe, protects your reputation and ensures you comply with health and safety regulations. See more here.

Ultraviolet light is at the core of how fluorescent lights work but the discovery of UV light was based on a hunch inspired by the opposite end of the spectrum.

The electric fly killer light has been securely zapping pests for nearly a century, but why was the first ever version of the machine of “very limited use”?

Over the last few years, low voltage lighting has become a common choice among businesses. Here we’ll take a look at this lighting solution and its benefits.

Steriliser lamps are crucial in many industries, but what exactly are they, how do they work and where might you find them being used? Let’s find out here…

In this blog, we’ll take a deep dive into shatter-proof bulbs, including what they are, why they’re important and which businesses need to have them installed.

If you’re one of the dying breed of business owners still using traditional bulbs, hopefully after reading this blog you’ll be ready to make the switch to LED!