NEW ORLEANS LED WHOLESALE LIGHTING

Infinite Bright is your source for affordable high-efficiency LED lighting for your home or office in the Greater New Orleans Area. We offer a wide variety of bulbs using the latest in LED and SMD lighting technology. From basic replacement bulbs to high output LED lighting for industrial applications, we can assist you in finding the right LED products for your project. Infinite Bright offers wholesale pricing to contractors and builders, please contact us for more details at (504)-835-0055 or toll free at 1(800)407-5776.

From the French Quarter and the Brand New Pelicans Arena to homes and businesses in the Metairie/Kenner area, Infinite Bright has completed new innovational LED projects. All the new LED Lighting in the New Orleans Pelicans Area was manufactured and installed by Infinite Bright technicians. Founded in 2011, Infinite Bright strives to bring in a renewable energy source to help put New Orleans and Louisiana back in the forefront of energy conservation. Owned and operated locally, each LED Lighting project is meant not only for its elegant appearance, but to help local business bring in more profit all the while reducing energy consumption and cost.

Infinite Bright designed a custom Fleur Di Lis sign for a New Orleans local using ORACLE Exterior Flexible LED Strip. This customer has been a adamant New Orleans Saints fan and wanted to have an installation that was efficient and easy to create.


Would you like Infinite Bright to provide an energy cost analysis of your commercial property and show you just how much you can save each year with our products? If so please call our local phone number at (504)835-0055 to schedule an appointment with one of our team members. If you are a business in the Greater New Orleans area you may be eligible for a free energy savings analysis. Please be sure to mention this offer.

Unlike incandescent and fluorescent lamps, LEDs are not inherently white light sources. Instead, LEDs emit nearly monochromatic light, making them highly efficient for colored light applications such as traffic lights and exit signs. However, to be used as a general light source, white light is needed. White light can be achieved with LEDs in two main ways:
•Phosphor conversion, in which a phosphor is used on or near the LED to emit white light; and
•RGB systems, in which light from 3 LEDs (red, green, and blue) is mixed, resulting in white light.

Q 1. What are Energy Saving LED bulbs?
All the bulbs on this site are energy efficient LED bulbs that can be used to replace existing light bulbs in your home, office or business and dramatically reduce what you currently spend on your lighting bill.

Q 2. What are they and how do they work?
LED bulbs are essentially high-tech versions of LED technology that you've seen in early calculators and watches. Essentially, they are electronic devices with mini transformers, chip-sets and light-emitting diodes (LED) that converts electricity into light. They do this extremely well and efficiently, converting most of the energy consumed into light and very little into heat. On the other hand, standard incandescent bulbs convert most of the energy consumed into heat and very little into light. That is why a 8 Watt LED bulb produces as much light as a 65 Watt incandescent bulb.

Q 3. What are the benefits of replacing your ordinary bulbs with the Energy Saving LED bulbs?
The benefits are many. An immediate reduction in your electricity bill. Less heat because LED bulbs are very efficient converting electricity into light, unlike incandescent bulbs that convert most of the electricity consumed into heat. LED Bulbs last a very long time, typically 30,000-50,000 hours. Incandescent bulbs usually last 1000-2000 hours. They are virtually indestructible and they don't contain mercury and other hazardous chemicals, un-like Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFL's) that need to be disposed of carefully when their life is over. Also, 90-95% of an LED bulb is recyclable.

Q 4. Can LED Energy Saving bulbs be used with Dimmers?
Yes. The bulbs we sell on our site work well with simple dimmer or electronic dimmer switches. However, not all bulbs are dimmable, and therefore, you can only use bulbs that are designed to be dimmed in a dimmable fixture. Using an non-dimmable bulb in a dimmable application will void the warranty and will fail prematurely.

Q 5. Do these light bulbs produce a lot of heat?
NO! They are extremely energy efficient and convert most of the electricity used into visible light, unlike incandescent bulbs that convert 95% of the electricity consumed into heat. That is why you can replace a 65 watt incandescent bulb with a 8 watt LED bulb. Not only that, but you can't forget that your cooling bill will also decrease when you use LED light bulbs because LED bulbs produce very little heat. 45 incandescent bulbs (65 watts) when turned on can produce as much as 10,000 btu's of heat. And in the summer, this adds to the heat to your home, office or business that you then have to offset with air-conditioning.

Q 6. Do they contain any heavy metals like Mercury as some other energy saving light bulbs do?
No. LED bulbs do not contain mercury or any other hazardous metals or chemicals. CFL's, on the other hand, do. So you don't have to worry about special disposal procedures when you happen to drop and break an LED bulb (if you can). However, the same can't be said for CFL bulbs if they break. Think about that when you have CFL's around young children.

Q 7. What is the color of the light emitted from LED Energy Saving bulbs? Are they the normal yellowish tone or are they white/blue in color?
LED Bulbs come in a variety of colors, but we chose the most popular colors for normal home and business use. Typically that is our Day White or Natural White color. LED bulbs have come a long way, and they are not just available in the blu-ish white color that was the only option with earlier designs.

Q 8. Do these bulbs come with bayonet bases or are only screw type bases?
LED Bulbs are the perfect retro-fit for your existing light fixtures. We have standard bases, candelabra, mogul, E37, MR16 and other typical bases that are common with incandescent and halogen installations.

Q 9. What are the sizes of the bulbs? How do they operate in comparison to the original light bulbs?
In most cases, are bulbs are the same size if not slightly smaller than the bulbs they replace. That is because LED technology packs a lot of light in a small package.

Q 10. Are LED Energy Saving bulbs those ugly curly, twisted bulbs that stick out of our light fittings?
No. Those spiral bulbs are CFL bulbs, and they need to be spiral because that is the way fluorescents need to be to work. They need a tube of gas that excites and lights up when electricity is introduced. LED bulbs contain small, solid Light Diodes. No magical twirls and twists here.

Q 11. Will the bulbs come on immediately, and will they have to "warm up" to brightness like the older type energy saving bulbs do?
Instant On. Instant Off. No 2-minute warm up period that is the trademark of CFL bulbs. Also, turning on and off an LED light does not shorten its lifespan.

Q 12. Can these bulbs be used in outside lights?
Yes. Some bulbs are designed with water-proof fittings. Others need to be kept in a water-tight fixture. Read all instructions and manuals before using a LED bulb outdoors.

Q 13. Are there quantity discounts?
We offer discounts for our commercial customers, contractors, and builders who order large quantities of bulbs.

Q 14. How should I dispose of a LED Energy Saving bulbs?
Our LED Light Bulbs do not contain harmful metals or chemicals, so you can dispose it like a normal incandescent light bulb. However, over 95% of the bulb is recyclable, so we believe that those who are so inclined to buy LED bulbs are also inclined to recycle. However, it is not uncommon for these bulbs to last over 10 years, so it will be a long time before you will have to be concerned about recycling your LED bulbs.

Q 15. What sort of guarantee do our LED Energy Saving bulbs come with?
Most of our bulbs come with 5 year manufacturer warranty. Warranties only apply for normal use of bulbs and do not include mis-use or usage for which the bulb was not intended to perform.

Quality Control Testing:
ORACLE Industrial Lighting products are designed harsh environments found in today's modern facilities. ORACLE Solid-State LED Lights are well engineered using the highest quality USA-Made components from Cree and Bridgelux and are manufactured to world-class quality standards. ORACLE residential, commercial, and industrial lighting offers end users reliability, exceptional quality and value. The average lifetime rating of 50,000 hours continuous use will not only save users the cost of replacement bulbs and ballasts but also the high maintenance cost of physically changing out florescent tubes multiple times annually. These lights are designed for professional daily use. ORACLE Industrial LED Lights have more even light distribution than the florescent lamp counterparts. As indicated by the ratio between the minimum and average Lux produced in the target zone.

LED Bulb Quick Facts:
It’s hard to imagine that light bulbs are important enough to spend very much time thinking about them. But what if you could cut down your lighting energy consumption by 80%, save a great deal of money on your energy bill every month and not have to think about changing a light bulb in your home for several years? That was certainly worth looking into! Here are some quick facts and snippets of information to help you learn more about the latest generation of LED light bulbs. LED bulbs can be used in many common fixtures in your home, including accent lighting, track lighting, room lighting and outdoor spotlights. They offer many unique money and energy-saving benefits over traditional bulbs. LED bulbs have an exceptionally long lifespan. They can last up to 5 times longer than compact fluorescent (CFL) bulbs and much longer than traditional incandescent bulbs. A typical LED light that burns 8 hours a day can last about 17 years before it needs changing, making LED bulbs an ideal choice for hard-to-reach lights.

•LED bulbs have no filament or any moving parts which makes them extremely durable and low maintenance.

•LED bulbs generate almost no heat or UV, which can help reduce air conditioning costs in your home and help keep fabrics and furnishings from fading.

•LED bulbs provide greater energy savings by using up to 80% less energy to produce the same amount of brightness as that of CFLs and incandescent bulbs.

Government legislation has mandated that light bulbs must be 30% more efficient than conventional incandescent bulbs by 2014, and by 2020, all bulbs must be at least 70% more efficient.

ORACLE Light Bulbs and built using the highest quality US made LEDs which have a longer lifetime averaging up to 50,000 hours. Industrial lifetime of LED Technology can be translated into a 10 to 15 year maintenance free life expectancy. In contrast, conventional lamps burn out after 3 to 5 years, incurring higher manpower and related maintenance costs for bulb replacement.



The LED Light Bulb saves 90% energy, LED lights last longer up to 60,000 hours, LEDs are cool to touch, LED Bulbs are unbreakable, and LED Lighting saves time, money and the environment. Using a 3 Watt LED Light versus a 60 light bulb will save you $405.01 Per LED Bulb at 11¢ per kWh/60000hrs. If every U.S. household replaced just one standard 60 watt bulb with a LED Light bulb it could save 24,184.4 mega (million) watts per day. In an average household 15% of the electricity goes to light and the average home contains 20-30 bulbs. Incandescent bulbs have no energy efficiency, only 5 to 10% of the energy is converted into visible light and the rest is lost to heat. Solid state devices such as LEDs are subject to very limited wear and tear if operated at low currents and at low temperatures. Many of the LEDs made in the 1970s and 1980s are still in service today.

LED Lighting Color:

Color Temperature (Light Color) is the measurement of the color of light expressed in Kelvin. The lower the number, the "warmer” the color of light. This is a very important factor in choosing a replacement light bulb, because it can vary greatly between LED light bulbs. Color temperature is measured in degrees Kelvin and is a measure of the part of the color spectrum that is found in light. A simple way to think about this is to compare the light from the sun from sunrise to sunset. At noon the light is bright and white, even more so nearer the equator. At sunrise and sunset the light takes on a more yellow or even red tint. Lower color temperatures will have more yellow, and higher color temperatures will go from yellow, to pure white and eventually to bluish.

Name of White	Kelvin Color Temp.	Comparable to a:
Warm White	2700-3500 Kelvin	Typical incandescent light bulb
Natural White	4000-4500 Kelvin	Typical retail space "white" fluorescent lighting
Daylight White	5000-6000 Kelvin	Used for high color definition - typical noon day sun
Commercial White	6000-7000 Kelvin	Used in many industrial and commercial applications

Advanced Audio Video (Kenner, LA) installed this white SMD strip behind the glass stair-tread of a new construction project. The warm white SMD illuminates the tread and the tempered glass gives the illumination a light aqua glow which we are told looks amazing in person. Advanced Audio Video also incorporated these lights into the home automation system so that the stairs automatically illuminate when the homeowner approaches. These powerful SMD strips by ORACLE Lighting feature 3528 surface mount LEDs (3 LEDs per inch) and are rated at 50,000 hours of use. The Strips are also flexible so they can be used in just about any type of installation.