Jem Electric, 430 Cooper St, Woodbury, NJ 08096, US

Graybar New Castle is a full-service branch, with a counter, will call pickup and stocked inventory in an on-site warehouse. Graybar is a leading North American commercial lighting supplier specializing in related supply chain management. Established in 1869, Graybar has become one of the largest employee-owned companies in North America is ranked as Fortune 500. Employing thousands of hard-working men and women, we have the stability and power of a big company, and the integrity of a local neighborhood shop. Our most important mission is to assist commercial and government facility managers in the quest to become more energy efficient. Over 30 percent of energy used in commercial buildings today is wasted. We can help you monitor, control, report on, and ultimately reduce your energy consumption. Integrating Graybar solutions can put you on the right track to reach your long term sustainability goals like reducing overall energy usage by 20 percent by the year 2020 as mandated by the federal government. In your existing buildings, a lighting retrofit can be a simple yet effective way to make your building more efficient. These upgrades will improve the quality of light produced while also reducing the heat emitted, thereby reducing air conditioning costs. Lighting accounts for roughly 25 percent of energy used in most facilities and simply swapping out old lamps and ballasts with newer counterparts can yield savings of up to 67 percent. These upgrades can pay for themselves in as little as two years and have been shown to present a return on investment between 17 and 45 percent for some customers. If you have new construction planned for future business, Graybar solutions can help make the buildings efficient from inception. Making effective use of daylighting and internal sensors and dimmers, lighting can be optimized for all times of the day. Graybar New Castle does well in upholding the standards of the company and is the commercial lighting supplier of choice across Delaware and New Jersey.