Simply put, the 50,000+ hour lifespan of high quality LED lights means that the initial cost of a light (bulb) is a smaller percentage of the Total Lighting Cost or "TLC" (the total cost of providing lighting to a space.) But, there is actually more to it.
A common misperception of LED lights used in general lighting situations is that the only color available is a bright white that many people consider too harsh for everyday use. This is particularly true because most of us are much more familiar with the softer hues associated with incandescent lights. Well, fortunately, LED lights now offer much softer colors, and actually provide a wide range of colors that can be fine-tuned to meet nearly any need.
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LED lights cost more, or do they? Well, it depends How can 10,000 lumens be brighter than 20,000 lumens? What are some of the health benefits of LED lights? How do LED lights save you money? Why do LED lights use less energy? AuthorBill Motsko is an Executive supporting Leading Edge Designs (LED). Our team has been providing lighting solutions and helping our clients overcome lights challenges for more than 9 years with a cost-effective, custom approach focused on understanding your needs and providing the most efficient solution. We're passionate about helping to reduce energy costs, while shedding a little light on LED / solid state lighting... |
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