Light bulbs, often recognized as lamps throughout the industry, are available in a wide range of sizes, forms, and climates (colors) to accommodate a wide range of fixtures with varying bases as well as other factors. Superior Illumination carries a large selection of lamps, including fluorescent and xenon bulbs, CFL, Static, HID fluorescent fixtures, and led lights.
Tips:
- Move to a 10 watts LED bulb whether you’re using 60-watt lightbulbs or 13-watt fluorescent fixtures (CFL).
- You can replace a small 50-watt R20 flooding bulb with an 8-watt LED R20 bulb if you’re using one infield, recess, or garden lighting.
- 50-watt reduced MR16 bulbs, typically used in glass knobs, can be changed to 7-watt MR 16 Halogen lamps, forced in, and produce significantly less heat.
- A 12- or 14-watt Led street bulb may replace a 65- or 75-watt wide BR30 flood bulb widely used in outdoor recess lighting. Interior and exterior variants are viable, with a lifetime of up to 25,000 days or 22 years if used 3 hours per day.
Advantages:
- LED bulbs, which use a microprocessor to turn electrical energy into light energy, were created as a more electricity heat beam.
- LED lamps to use energy much more quickly than other bulbs’ styles, generating light close to 90% more effectively than incandescent lights and 80% more effectively than compact fluorescent light LEDs.
- This is large because LED bulbs use far less energy than fluorescent or CFL bulbs.
- According to the Photovoltaic Solar Electricity Company, fluorescent lamps waste 95 percent of their energy into heat and use only 5% to produce light.
- LEDs, on the other hand, use an incredible 95 percent of their fuel as light!
So, although small light bulbs have a higher initial cost, the lengthy benefits outweigh the potential sticker shock. Rather than paying for even more inadequately used energy lightbulbs through time, they can buy one and worry about it, having better light but using it more effectively.
