All the information you need to know before buying Led bulbs

There are many types of bulbs that are compatible with most caps, shapes and sizes.

Light output is usually found in one of three colors: warm white, cool white and daylight. Warm white is commonly used in home capacities and is the normal color associated with a standard halogen bulb that makes it the ideal replacement. Cool white is a cooler white color often associated with fluorescent lamps in offices or retail stores. The color of the day is a very white light, almost with a shade of blue and provides the best color performance.

LED lamps use up to 90% less energy than an incandescent or halogen lamp of equivalent brightness. LED lamps are much more efficient in converting electricity, measured in watts, in light, measured in lumens

One of the biggest benefits of using an LED is its excellent lifespan due to its very efficient thermal management.

The brightness of a lamp is measured in lumens (Lm), the higher the number of lumens, the brighter the lamp. Despite the use of very low watts, LEDs can emit the same brightness as traditional light sources

Whether it is a typical home or commercial environment, lighting accounts for up to 20% of total energy consumption. By switching to LED, a significant amount of money can be saved due to the lower wattage of the products. LED bulbs also last much longer, so you do not need to replace them often and their reliability means you do not have to worry about maintenance. Once you switch to LED, you will start saving money in less than a year.

Unlike CFLs (Compact Fluorescent Lamps), LEDs do not contain mercury. They also emit relatively little heat, making them safer to handle after prolonged use.

The use of LED lights reduces carbon emissions. Replacing old incandescent or CFL bulbs with LEDs effectively reduces the harmful levels of CO2 released into the air.

Yes, all LED bulbs are equipped and designed to work with existing luminaires and to be used as direct replacements. Make sure that the components installed in the bathrooms are both fireproof and waterproof and have the appropriate IP65 certification or higher for compliance with the relevant bathroom regulations.

Yes. LEDs use very little power compared to halogen bulbs. While this is good news for electricity bills, it also means that they do not work properly with existing dimmer switches and can lead to shorter lamp life, lower lighting efficiency and brighter sound. For optimal performance, you should use edge adjusters that have lower minimum loads and are designed for use with LED bulbs.

LEDs reach full brightness instantly unlike CFLs, which usually take a few minutes to reach full brightness.

LEDs are ideal for operation at low and low outdoor temperatures unlike CFLs. They are also extremely durable and made with durable components and can withstand harsh conditions. Because LEDs are resistant to vibration, vibration and external shocks, they make the perfect choice for outdoor lighting systems.