LED Lights: Everything You Need To Know

LED LIGHTS Everything you need to know. 10% less DID YOU KNOW? 80% 80% less energy is used when you use LED lighting. the average person in the UK is consuming 10% less electricity than they were 5 years ago. The average LED bulb saves 29% of energy used on household 29% appliances, since the ban on old-style lamps. less electricity was generated in the 5 1% third quarter of 2014, the lowest level of generation since 1998. Cost over 3 years Saving you money in the long run... (25,000 hours of conitnuous use) £7.22 89p £1.09 CFL INCANDESCENT LED £7.22 £2.73 £11.18 (price per bulb) 1 BULB 2.5 BULBS 12.5 BULBS Cost of electricity by bulb type: £19.33 9.8 watts £26.65 13 watts £118.38 60 watts The Benefits of LED lighting: Low-voltage power supply Operational in Extreme Temperatures Instant Lighting Direction focused Zero UV Emissions Durable Quality Ecologically Friendly Energy Efficiency The Environmental Benefits... It's pretty simple, less power consumed by LED lighting means that their are: Less Power Consumed Less Carbon Emissions Less Greenhouse Gas Emissions Electronics Screw-in Base Glass Surface How does an LED light function? LED's are tiny little bulbs that fir easily into an electrical circuit. But unlike ordinary incandescent bulbs, they don't have a filament that will burn out, and they don't get especially hot. Electron Source They are illuminated solely by the movement of electrons in a semiconductor material. Plastic Housing Internal Luminescent Coating Electron Spray Created by Sources: http://www.blog.riverbendhome.com/led-lighting-infographic/ http://www.nu-lightled.co.uk/electricity-demand-and-use-falls-according- to-latest-government-statistics/ LiteHouse CREATIVE LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY MNEDP