Are you on the cutting edge and happy with every pound you save? Don't waste gas, try to save electricity, and still can't get some of that money back when you get the bill with the expenses? Our first guess is that you probably keep doing something wrong. You need not worry because we have edge cutting financial advice for you. If you want to save on electrical bills, an essential step is to have appliances with LED technology.
With this modern LED technology, a significant amount of money can be saved. Just buy LED lamps with integrated LED modules or simply LED bulbs or fluorescent LED bulbs. Whether it is new LED lamps or LED bulbs, they both have countless advantages, and you can save some money.
How Much Can You Save?
LED bulbs are still more expensive than their incandescent equivalents, but they are much cheaper to run. What exactly are we talking about?
There is considerable variation in the price and performance of all bulb types, but the figures below are typical:
A 100-watt incandescent light bulb costs around £1.00, has a running cost of £0.012 per hour and lasts for about 2,000 hours.
A 20-watt CFL bulb costs around £2.00, costs £0.03 per hour to run and lasts for 8000 hours.
A 70-watt halogen bulb costs around £1.00, costs £0.008 per hour to run and lasts 2000 hours.
A 15-watt LED bulb costs £5.00, costs £0.002 per hour to run and lasts 50,000hours.
While the LED bulb costs around eight times as much, it lasts 20-25 times longer, and the lower running costs add up over time.
Should You Switch to LED lighting?
Deciding whether to switch to LEDs is a breeze. Since existing incandescent and CFL bulbs fail, they need to be replaced with LED light bulbs. New LED bulbs can very quickly adapt to old situations (older devices), always subject to one or other simple checks beforehand.
This is thanks to optimisation and a conjunction of the LED technology itself, with technology embedded inside the bulbs or increasingly robust and reliable devices. The field of Led light bulbs has become, in recent years, one of those in which it is possible to achieve the most significant energy savings.
Last but not least, the LED lamp today ensures the best quality representation of natural light. Installing LED light bulbs in your home allows you to play on the brightness infinitely. Panel lights LED, LED high bay, LED neon flex, LED flood light, LED strip lights, LED panel light, LED tube, and LED driver bulbs are available in many versions for a wide variety of decorative effects in our shop.
You can make a quick view to add it to your wish list or simply add it to your cart, then go back to check your products via basket quick view. In addition, the LED lamp can be used as much for general lighting, directional lighting as a desk lamp, a bedside lamp in a bedroom, commercial LED lighting, or even decorative lighting such as a garland, wall lighting, etc.
There is an array of different lighting colours, some with a blue edge that allows you to bring a specific atmosphere to your interior in the form of commercial LED lighting. There are also great options for the home like LED drivers, strip lights, LED neon flex, LED panel light, LED high bay, LED flood light, LED tube, and LED panel. Thus, several shades of white are available, from warm white to cool white, including neutral white.
Because they use less energy and produce very little heat, LED bulbs are also safer. Incandescent bulbs can burn bright enough to ignite a fire under certain conditions, while LED bulbs usually stay cool enough to touch. LED bulbs also open up a whole new world of lighting possibilities. Smart bulbs can be remotely controlled with your phone or devices like the Amazon Echo and set to glow at any level and in any colour.
Switching to LED Bulbs
Finally, if you stick to halogen lamps, you would spend £1 on the bulb but spend £277.40 on electricity. You must also consider that while a LED light bulb will go on for 50,000 hours, other bulbs wouldn’t. This means in addition to the cost of electricity, you would also have to purchase new light bulbs if you use incandescent, halogen, or CFL instead of LED light bulbs.
In warm climates, there can be additional savings. LEDs produce very little heat compared to incandescent lamps, reducing the need for air conditioning. You can spend a little more on heating in colder climates, but there is still a net gain.
If you are in a climate where you need year-round heating and your heating is electric, you will not save energy costs by switching to LEDs. Even then, you will still save on the cost of light bulbs.
Conclusion
LED lighting will soon be the only option as incandescent, and CFL bulbs will be phased out. There are still very few producers producing, and most countries have started to ban them altogether. The future is bright, and the future is LED.
You can shop for your LED lights today. We have new and ever beautiful products for you. You can go through our product range and simply add the items you love to your cart.
