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Electrify amounts to normal brightness without waiting, there is no question of the traditional street lamps that it starts slowly and repeated start.
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Current can change the color, light-emitting diodes easily modified by chemical methods, adjusting the material band structure and band gap, to achieve multi-color red green blue orange luminescence. Such as when under the small current it is the red LED, with an increase in current, you can turn into orange, yellow, and finally to green
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LED is completely encapsulated in epoxy resin inside, it is solider than bulbs and fluorescent tubes .there are no loose body parts in LED bulbs, these features make the LED uneasily damaged.
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LED is made from non-toxic materials, unlike fluorescent lamps containing mercury can cause pollution, while LED can also recycle.so it is very environmental.it is healthy to you.
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Other light source's consumed power is 2 to10 times of LED , and replaced almost every month, the spending in the devices and artificial replacement is large . Therefore,selection of a long life LED light source is the long run the economy.
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LED light source using low-voltage-driven, light-emitting is stable, non-polluting, there is no stroboscopic 50HZ, no-band ultraviolet B, a white color temperature 5000K, closest to the sun color temperature 5500K.
What are the differences between Energy-saving lamps and LED lights?
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They are completely different light sources. fluorescent lamps have the same principle of energy-saving lamps ,they are all low pressure gas discharge lamps. but LED is the semiconductor light source, LED light sources are solid, life expectancy is longer than ordinary light source.and it is essentially maintenance-free, this is also the advantage compared with other sources.
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The great thing about LED bulbs is that they are just solid light so there is nothing that can potentially fail except for it running out after constant use for years.
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LED bulbs is that they do not give off very much heat which can be regarded as very good considering other incandescent bulbs can give off most of its power as heat which reduces your bulbs lifespan. All of a LED bulbs power goes into producing light so the efficient of LED bulb will be as hight as 85LM per watt.
What temperatures does Led light bulb work properly?
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If temperature below 14° F or above 122 F may cause a LED bulb to flicker, dim, change color, or cease to function. Once the LED bulb is returned to an operational environment it should began to work properly. They should not be used in a enclosed fixture with a cover over it. This will raise the temperature.
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PAR is a kind of bulb measurement standard. Under this system of lamp identification the first number listed denotes the maximum diameter of the lamp expressed as a number of 1/8's of an inch. For example, some common sizes are:
PAR-38 (4.75") PAR-30 (3.75") PAR-20 (2.5")
Our bulbs currently provide “medium” or “Edison” base; which means they will fit into most base in home.
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No, we do not advise using our LED light bulbs work on a dimmer switch, this type of switch may cause damage to the bulb. Many dimmer switches do not have the true "off" position and will continue to illuminate an LED bulb even turned all the way down because LED bulbs use so little power.
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Unlike traditional incandescent Christmas lights, LED lights do not get hot – a big plus if you will be using them on a real tree; but really a big plus for anyone and any use.
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Perhaps the ultimate “alternative to the alternative,” the LED (light-emitting diode) light bulb may well dethrone the compact fluorescent light (CFL) as king of the green lighting choices. But it has a way to go yet in terms of both affordability and brightness.
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LED bulbs are lit solely by the movement of electrons. Unlike incandescents, they have no filament that will burn out; and unlike CFLs, they contain no mercury or other toxic substances. Proponents say LEDs can last some 60 times longer than incandescents and 10 times longer than CFLs. And unlike incandescents, which generate a lot of waste heat, LEDs don’t get especially hot and use a much higher percentage of electricity for directly generating light.
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GU10 LED bulbs are one of the most widely used for interior lighting in the word and is compatible with commercial voltages ranging from 110V to 220V(sunlp high power version). Currently, the market for GU10 LED is over 300 million bulbs per year and is worth approximately 1.2 billion dollars globally. GU10 LED is the predominant lamp-type where befor halogen bulbs are used for interior lighting sources. Recently, GU10-base lamp products using LED’s, which take advantage of long life and efficiency are in the limelight.
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Counterintuitively, higher color temperatures (5000 K or more) are "cool" (green–blue) colors, and lower color temperatures (2700–3000 K) "warm" (yellow–red) colors. For example: Temperature Source 1700 K Match flame 1850 K Candle flame 2700–3300 K Incandescent light bulb 3350 K Studio "CP" light 3400 K Studio lamps, photofloods, etc. 4100 K Moonlight, xenon arc lamp 5000 K Horizon daylight 5500–6000 K Typical daylight, electronic flash 6500 K Daylight, overcast 9300 K CRT screen If choose LED bulbs: Approx. 2700K = Warm White (looks just like incandescent) Approx. 5000K = Cool White (white/blue, often higher CRI)
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Many different models and styles of LED bulbs are available in the market. When choosing a LED bulb, keep in mind the following: 1. Estimate desired wattage - read the specs to choose desired illumination level. Generally, a 3W LED is equivalent in output to a 30 W incandescent. 2. Choose between warm and cool light - Now LED bulbs are available in 'cool' white, which is ideal for task lighting, and 'warm' white commonly used for accent or small area lighting. 3. Standard base or pin base – LED bulbs are available in several types of 'pin' sockets or the standard "screw' (Edison) bases E26 E27 for recessed or track lighting GU10 GU5.3.
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Long-lasting - LED bulbs last up to 10 times as long as compact fluorescents, and far longer than ordinary incandescents. Cool - LED bulbs do not cause heat build-up. The LEDs produce 3.4 btu's/hour, compared to 85 for incandescent bulbs. Mercury-free – There are no mercury is used in the LED bulbs. More efficient - LED bulbs use around 2-10 watts of electricity (1/3rd to 1/30th of CFL or Incandescent). For example LED flashlight bulbs will extend battery life 10 to 15 times longer than with incandescent bulbs. Also, because LED bulbs last for years, energy is saved in maintenance and saving costs. For example, many cities in the US are replacing their incandescent traffic lights with LED arrays because the electricity costs can be reduced by 80% or more.
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There many color to choose of LED bulbs Red – red LED bulbs is the traditional color for maintaining night vision. Green – green LED bulbs r is great for retaining night vision, and it doesn’t erase the red markings on maps and charts. Blue - Blue LED bulbs many people like the blue because it is very easy on the eyes. Blue LED bulbs appears to be a good reading light for elderly eyes. Elderly folks report that they can read under the blue LED bulbs for hours without eyestrain, compared to severe eyestrain in less than 30 minutes with incandescent lighting. White - the most popular of the LED bulbs colors. It produces a soft white light, without harsh reflection, glare or shadows. Amber –We also call warm white LED amber bulbs do not attract flying insects, as do ordinary white bulbs. Amber LEDs are used outdoors in areas such as patios and decks where insects flying around lights are a nuisance.
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Simply, LED bulbs have longer life time over ordinary incandescent bulbs. LED bulbs has been tested and proved that the operational life of white LED bulbs is approximately 100,000 hours. This means that with continuous use, you can actually benefit from your LED Bulbs for more than a decade. On the contrary, the incandescent bulbs, which primarily uses filaments, has an average of 5,000 hours-roughly just about five per cent as compared to the LED's. Basically, filaments used in incandescent bulbs easily heat up and burn out that causes shorter life time.