Can your hotel save money on energy bills?

If your hotel bills are high, and you need to make cuts, simple changes to the way that your electricity is used throughout the hotel can be a great place to start. So how can your hotel save money on energy bills? And what are the changes you can make to help cut costs? Well, here at Walker Electrical, we are Preston’s leading electrical professionals. We work with companies and business in a variety of sectors to provide high quality, professional electrical solutions. As a result, we have produced this guide to help hotels reduce costs on energy bills?

How can your hotel save money on energy bills?

There are a number of ways that your hotel can cut down on the costs of energy bills. These include:

  • Switching to LED lighting- LED bulbs use up to a third less electricity than other types of bulbs, and can last up to 300 times longer. This is because of the way they use electricity, which means that heat is diverted away from the main components. As a result, you can save money on your electricity bills, as well as reduce any associated maintenance costs.
  • Choose motion activated lighting- lighting that is triggered by motion can be a very cost effective option. Stair cases and hallways need to be well lit for your guests to stay safe and prevent injury. But leaving these lights on 24/7 can be very expensive, and it means you are paying for electricity even when it is not in use. Motion activated lighting on the other hand, will only be activated when motion is detected, and when your guests are actually using the area. This can help you save money on electricity bulls, and it means you wont be paying for electricity when you don’t need it.
  • Insulation- make sure your property is fully insulated. In older properties the cavity wall or loft insulation may not have been installed, so make sure all the necessary insulation is in place. This will reduce your heating bill.

For more information or advice, get in touch with the experts today, here at Walker Electrical.