Preferred LED Bulbs for homes

Description

Preferred LED Bulbs for homes

Informations

• Publié par: tiiapalo32
• Publié le: 25 novembre 2011
• Nombre de lectures: 57
• Langue: English

Extrait

1

EnergySavingLightBulbsUK.com © 2011

Preferred LED Bulbs for homes

Interested in saving on your energy costs?

Thought you might be.

General Electric, after recently coming through with a thermal design breakthrough, has unveiled a 40-

watt LED bulb for use in everyday home lighting. A second breakthrough in design helped to spread out

the light from the normally unidirectional LED bulbs. A series of fins in the plastic casing containing the

bulbs disperses the light out from the bulbs. LED

energy saving bulbs

lights still don’t spread the light out

like fluorescent tubes, but they’re improving.

In some ways, LED bulbs are better than fluorescent lights. LED lights don’t have any mercury in them,

so they don’t emit that toxic metal if the bulb shatters, as fluorescent lights do. LED lights are vastly less

likely to shatter than fluorescent tubes, and they have a vastly longer lifespan.

LED's also perform much better than

fluorescent tubes

lights in cold conditions, so they work better

outdoors. LED's will also attain full brightness instantly, instead of having to warm up like most

fluorescent. And, unlike fluorescent, it doesn’t hurt LED's to turn them on and off frequently.

LED's work nicely for coloured lighting, because they don’t require coloured filters as incandescent or

fluorescent bulbs do. That, combined with their tiny size and low heat output, makes LED's an excellent

choice for indicator lights or Christmas lights.

The primary problems with LED's are their higher cost and their lower quality of light. However, in the

long run, LED's save you a lot of money over fluorescent. Not only do they save on your electric bills, but

they last far longer than fluorescent.

In the past two years, manufacturers have not only come up with regular household LED

g9 bulb

, but

also with various other types of bulbs. You can now buy damnable LED bulbs that allow you to adjust the

brightest to whatever level you like.

2

EnergySavingLightBulbsUK.com © 2011

LED nightlight's have several very nice features. They don’t contain breakable filaments or glass, so

they’re nearly unbreakable. They hardly even get warm, so they don't pose a fire danger and are safe for

kids to be around. And leaving them on all night isn’t a problem, because they don’t draw much

electrical power and the bulbs won’t wear out for years.

But if you'd like even greater energy savings, you can purchase motion-sensing nightlight's that only light

up when someone gets close to them. Many LED night lights also automatically turn on when night falls

and off when daylight strikes them.

You can also get motion-sensing LED

lights for homes

. Outdoor LED lighting is one area where you can

really save a lot of electricity, because fluorescent lights, due to the fact that they perform poorly in cold

weather, aren’t suited for outdoor lights. Outdoor lights have, until now, chiefly been either halogen or

incandescent lights, both of which are energy-guzzlers. LED's are great for outdoor lights because they

do well in freezing weather and they reach full brightness immediately.

Most LED's supply a narrow beam of light, so they’re outstanding for spot or flood lights. This makes

LED's good for flashlights, especially since they don’t drain batteries quickly and are practically

indestructible. LED's are also good for camping lights.

For more Information on Energy Saving Light Bulbs UK visit:

http://www.energysavinglightbulbsuk.com

If you would like to contact us please visit:

http://www.energysavinglightbulbsuk.com/contact-us

Online Web 2.0 Version

You can read the online version of this press release

here

.