LED-lighting and environment

In a world where energy is a growing problem, LED lights offer a solution for a fraction of the energy of incandescent bulbs and halogen bulbs and even energy-efficient bulbs. Although energy-efficient bulbs are also energy-saving but they have drawbacks. The shape of the bulb has improved in the recent years, but are still small Fluorescent tubes, which contains heavy metals, spread unpleasant light and electromagnetic fields which are for some people not very pleasant. If you want to replace the traditional incandescent lighting for more energy efficient lighting than it is worth to check out the potential of LED lighting. Besides energy-efficiency LED lighting you can also save on your energy bill by switching to cheaper energy.



In an average household 15% of the electricity goes to light, people can easily save money. Half of all the lights in the house is still a light bulb (average 20 per household). The incandescent bulb has no high energy efficiency, only 5 to 10% of the energy is converted into visible light and the rest is lost to heat. A incandescent bulb has about 1000 to 1500 burning hours. energy-efficient bulbs has about 6000 to 12,000 hours, LED lamps however, easily get to 50,000 hours and are 90% more efficient. The latest LED lights go along more than 25 years.