Technology led by care – care for the environment – that is the first identity of the LED light bulb. LED or Light Emitting Diode bulbs are solid-state lamps that have semiconductor light emitting diodes (LEDs), organic LEDs, or polymer LEDs. Although the light emitted by one diode is insufficient for domestic or commercial use, multiple diodes put in together normally do the trick pretty well. A single high-power chip emits about 7500 lumens by using a mere 100 watts of power.

Why Use LED Light Bulbs

Notwithstanding the energy efficiency of LED light bulbs, their technology is useful in many more ways. They are mercury-free, which makes them all the more environment-friendly and pro-health. LED bulbs also have an enhanced life of 50 to 100 thousand hours! Their longer life renders them pocket-friendly and cost-effective. LED light bulbs are friendly to more than just your pocket. The simple fact that they do not produce considerable amount of heat during use makes the environment smile in gratitude as well. LEDs convert an amazing 90 percent of the electric energy into light as against a mere 15 percent converted by normal halogen light bulbs.