They are inexpensive and last a long time. However, not all LED bulbs are of the same quality and some can be downright unpleasant to use.
LED lighting is one of the most important technological innovations of this generation. Compared to alternatives, LED lights consume only a fraction of the electricity, can last for many years (if they are of good quality), and can be made in almost any size, shape or color. However, even these modern light sources are not perfect, they have several significant drawbacks. In addition to the fact that they are more expensive, there is also often talk of their flickering.
Some people have been using LED lighting in their homes for years and don’t complain. For others, this technology causes headaches, eyestrain, or other health problems similar to fluorescent lamps. We have therefore prepared a detailed article with an explanation of why LED lights actually flicker and how big a problem is in practice. At the same time, we have prepared some tips for sensitive people on how to avoid the health problems associated with this ailment. In the article you will read:
- What are the advantages of LED bulbs over other types of light.
- Why do LED bulbs blink and how can they cause headaches for some people?
- How is it possible that some LED bulbs flicker more than others?
- What color shades are better to choose for LEDs so that the risk of excessive flicker is as low as possible.
- How to choose the ones that will have the least risk of health problems.
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All LEDs flash. What matters is how much
There are several causes for LED lamps to flicker, but most of it is how they are powered. LEDs need direct current (DC) to light up, but we only have alternating current (AC) in the power grid and household sockets.
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