Financing Your LED Purchase
Often our customers agree that an LED retrofit is a wise financial expense for their company and they want to
explore methods of offsetting the upfront cost of the purchase. One method is with rebates or tax incentives, yet
another way is by spreading the purchase cost over some portion of the product's usable life. For example, a
lighting improvement with a 3 year payback can be financed with a 60 month term loan, this provides a positive cash
flow because the reduction in your lighting costs is greater than your monthly payment for the loan. An LED
retrofit is now more compelling than ever, and this is all because a new technology is available that simply out
performs traditional light sources.
RedBird works with the company Energy Finance, which is a division of RedClay, and provides them details of your
project cost and anticipated savings as calculated by our engineers.

Applying is easy and we welcome an opportunity to discuss the details. A typical finance will provide 100% of
the LED purchase price plus the origination fee; applying usually requires the following:
1. Credit application- with credit authorization release signed by company principals.
2. Signed proposal and commitment fee
3. Summary page from business checking account for last three months.
4. A short discussion of your business, such as your time in business, your number of employees, your
annual revenue, etc.
Energy Finance is a completely separate entity from RedBird LED, and we do not profit from fees or paid interest
when you finance a purchase with them. Energy Finance works with several quality vendors of energy efficient
products and provides this service only on products that meet their standards of quality and long-term
durability.
Energy Finance
1776 Peachtree Street NW, Suite 633s
Atlanta, GA 30309
http://www.energyfinance.com/
678-445-3770 Phone, 404-835-1690 Fax
One of our customers purchased $30,600 of four foot 20
Watt LED tube lights; they saved $880/month on electricity, and had only a $690/month loan payment.
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