What does GLI mean in PRODUCTS

GLI has numerous advantages. Firstly, it is a highly efficient form of lighting, with up to 70-90% less energy consumption compared to conventional electric lighting systems. Additionally, GLI is cheaper than electric lighting since it utilizes existing infrastructure and does not require additional power sources or wiring. Lastly, GLI provides stable illumination without flickering or poor colour rendering.

The lifetime of GLI lamps depends on their size; however they can typically last between 5-10 years before they need to be replaced. Additionally, since there are no electrical components involved with GLI, maintenance costs are minimal.

GLI can be used in both indoor and outdoor settings such as streetscapes, sidewalks, parks and plazas. It is also suitable for residential applications such as hallways, staircases and lobbies.

Yes, especially compared to other lighting systems such as incandescent bulbs that run at high temperatures and risk fire hazards due to overloading appliances with too much electricity. By contrast, the combustion process in which gases are burned in order to produce light happens at very low temperatures making it much safer than other types of lighting systems.

Natural gas is usually the most common type of gas used for illumination but propane can also be found in some installations depending on availability and cost factors.