There are so many letters and numbers in the lighting industry, from types of lights to types of bases (that is the way the light connects to the power source), and it seems that every set of letters and numbers refers to a different thing. I reviewed much of this in a recent post that you can see here, but today I am just sharing an answer to a question I was recently asked: "So, what's the difference between a PAR20 light/bulb and an R20 light/bulb, anyway?" Let's take a look at the similarities and differences.
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(Editor's note: Today's post is a guest post from a tech writer, Hazel Tamano. The original article can be found at the end of the article.)
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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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