When it comes to energy efficiency, there are some big differences to note between LED bulbs and traditional light bulbs. Short for light-emitting diode, many customers we work with are surprised to learn that LED bulbs aren’t even technically lightbulbs!
At a fundamental level, LED bulbs are plastic-wrapped semiconductors that work to focus light flow. LED bulbs don’t possess wire filaments and force light to shine in only one direction.
Traditional light bulbs, otherwise known as incandescent bulbs, produce both light and heat at their filaments when energy flows through the structure. Comparatively, LED bulbs exclusively create photons when energy is run through them – a process that creates minimal heat and subsequently far less energy output.
Many homeowners and business owners who decide to install LED lights over traditional light bulbs are thrilled by the fact that they can achieve comparative lighting effects using only a fraction of the energy. 12-watt LED flood lamps are known to create output comparable to a 50-watt traditional bulb.
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