LED lighting is all the rage these days, and for good reason! They are durable and mercury-free, making them an environmentally and economically sound option. However, if you are considering switching to LED lighting to replace your existing lighting fixtures, you may have some concerns. In this article, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the benefits of LED lighting for homeowners.

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The last five times longer than compact fluorescent and incandescent lamps. It is better to spend your time enjoying the benefits of the lamp rather than worrying about when it needs to be replaced. Each light bulb you own costs $20 a year, but only consumes $1; that means each light bulb will save you $19 a year in electric bills! LEDs, on the other hand, provide ten times as much light while consuming only a quarter of the energy. Just by using this method, you can save 87% annually. Traditional incandescent lamps require a power of 250 watts to provide the same light output as 100 watts. In any case, you will see a reduction in energy consumption: (100/30=3) instead of 250 watts you will only consume 75% *(30/100=0.75), or if you switch completely when using 150 watts switch to LED bulbs!

 

The kitchen has a lot to choose from.

 

In the kitchen, LED lights are brighter, significantly improving lighting for important and often dangerous cooking activities. If you cook, fry or cut something, you are therefore safer. You feel it within reach!

 

Disadvantages of energy-saving lamps compared to incandescent lamps

 

The typical life of an LED lamp is 50,000 hours. How long does it take to use it? Incandescent bulbs, on the other hand, have a lifespan of just 1,500 hours. LED bulbs cost about $4 each and have a lifespan of about 5-7 years. In comparison, incandescent bulbs cost just $0.50 and only last a few months.

 

There are several advantages to using fluorescent lamps.

 

LED bulbs beat fluorescent bulbs when it comes to using less energy and extending life.