As such, a typical 4 watt LED bulb can easily achieve a light output comparable to a 50 watt halogen, sometimes higher due to its high lumen to watt ratio. LEDs are far more efficient at converting electricity, measured in watts, into light, measured in lumens. LED Bulbs use up to 90% less energy than an incandescent or halogen bulb of equivalent brightness. LED bulbs are now available in the most common light fittings, including GU10, B22, E27 and MR16.
They are highly durable and do not feature fragile elements such as glass tubes or filaments they are also safer because they do not contain any mercury or lead. They last much longer, consume far less energy and emit very little heat. LEDs are different from conventional light sources such as incandescent and halogen lamps. LEDs (light-emitting diodes) are a type of electronic light source. We’ll be the first to admit that the process hasn’t always been consumer friendly, and we’ve compiled this guide to help you understand how any why you can benefit from making the switch. The pace at which LED technology is growing is truly incredible, although they’ve now been around for many years, today’s LED technology has completely changed lighting as we know it. When compared with older lighting technologies such as Incandescent, Halogen and CFL bulbs, you will find that LED is by far the most energy saving and smart solution. Today’s most efficient way of illuminating and lighting is undoubtedly LED.
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