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LED fluorescent lamp with its unique advantages more and more into people's lives. What are the advantages of this light whether it? Today we have to take inventory.

   First of all, led fluorescent lamp without mercury, and which does not contain lead, a large number of traditional fluorescent lamps contain mercury vapor, once such a broken mercury vapor lamp will evaporate into the atmosphere, thus polluting the environment, while the LED lamp can very well protect the environment, is recognized as one of the green light.

Secondly, LED fluorescent lamp is a cold light source, unlike conventional lamps do emit a lot of heat. Basically, it can all be converted to light energy, will result in waste of energy, very economical.

Again, LED fluorescent lamp is a very quiet and energy-saving lamps, fluorescent lamps will not be the same as traditional noise, is ideal for quiet environments such as libraries, office-like place. Also a very good eye protection, start very fast, do not flicker, very beneficial to our health.

In addition, because the LED is green fluorescent lamps, which itself does not produce ultraviolet, infrared and other radiation, mercury and other harmful substances, heat less well to avoid mosquitoes around the lamp next to the situation, this gives room to create a relatively clean environment.

Finally, LED
fluorescent lamp life is long,as LED downlights, its power consumption less than one-third of the traditional fluorescent lamp, but the brightness is consistent with the traditional fluorescent lamp. In general, the normal life span to 30,000 hours or more, long-term use without replacement, invisible to reduce labor costs, it is some inconvenience to replace the lamp for the occasion. Of course, LED fluorescent colors are very rich, you can create a variety of luminous colors of light, to meet the needs of different occasions.



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You forgot the telephone number!

Edit: Crap



 

Forgot the mind-numbing price of replacing a home's lighting system with LEDs.

Great tech, but certainly not mass-market.



Back from the dead, I'm afraid.

LED will certainly enter the public home.DO you doubt it?



Lucifaly said:

LED will certainly enter the public home.DO you doubt it?

I don't doubt it. But it will certainly take a lot of time because of how expensive it is. Average fluorescent tubes cost between $2-$10, while average LED tubes cost between $50-$100. Not many people are willing to take that big of a jump. Eventually when prices get lower (as they already are with the use of metal-coated silicon wafers), people will start buying them because they are clearly superior to fluorescent lights (even though the light isn't as strong as fluorescent's).



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i have an LED TV does that mean i am doing it good for the environment?



Of Course That's Just My Opinion, I Could Be Wrong

mchaza said:
i have an LED TV does that mean i am doing it good for the environment?

Yup! LED TVs similarly don't utilize mercury gas and use smaller amounts of carbon dioxide, thus making them more environmentally friendly. *high fives*



Cirio said:
Lucifaly said:

LED will certainly enter the public home.DO you doubt it?

I don't doubt it. But it will certainly take a lot of time because of how expensive it is. Average fluorescent tubes cost between $2-$10, while average LED tubes cost between $50-$100. Not many people are willing to take that big of a jump. Eventually when prices get lower (as they already are with the use of metal-coated silicon wafers), people will start buying them because they are clearly superior to fluorescent lights (even though the light isn't as strong as fluorescent's).

are these still the prices?

I have led lamps to replace my Halogen lamps (much less heat is nice)... they weren't all that expensive.

 

It's funny though that this spam thread is actually mostly a sensible article on the Leds... I recall reading an article 15 years ago on how leds were the future. With their incorporation into everything and the use as flashlights for phones, I started to think that the prices were getting quite decent.

in any case when LEDs should be one of the major push of the green parties and such... Cars to electric... there are many downsides, but light to led.... win win all arround and considering the amount of light we use, the ecological outcome might be worth the shift in focus.



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Hephaestos said:

are these still the prices?

I have led lamps to replace my Halogen lamps (much less heat is nice)... they weren't all that expensive.

I think they're cheaper now, but they're still much more expensive than fluorescent lamps. Over time they will overtake fluorescent lamps (at least in the developed nations).