The idea is to reduce the electricity bill thanks to new technologies, and in particular thanks to LED bulbs. Does it really work?
Opinions for or against the use of LEDs abound on the web, but what are the real advantages in the sector? What is LED? LED stands for light-emitting diodes or light-emitting diodes. An LED light bulb includes a circuit board that controls the flow of electrical current through the LED components. These diodes then emit light when current passes through them.
Currently COB technology (Chip On Board) has greatly improved the performance of LEDs. The lighting is stable, reliable, with excellent efficiency. With the same light intensity, the light bulbs LEDs consume less incandescent, eco-halogen or compact fluorescent bulbs. You therefore buy less electricity from your energy supplier.
In addition to daily consumption you save also on material supply. With a lifespan of 30,000 hours, LED bulbs last 30 times longer than an incandescent bulb. This represents 20 years of good, loyal service for an LED bulb lit 4 hours a day, 365 days a year (14 years for 6 hours a day)!
LED bulbs: what is the impact on the bill?
With a wide choice of powers, color temperatures and diffusion angles, it is possible to equip all the rooms of your home with LEDs. It can be used to illuminate, highlight or even create atmosphere. The LED represents a true also advantageous for external lightingwhere halogen spotlights consumed a lot of energy.
The energy savings of LED bulbs (DesignMag.it)
The LED bulbs are fine? With the help of technology the new LED bulbs are really more beautiful. The LED bulb has even become a decorative element and is sufficient on its own in some decoration styles.
The filament light bulbs they are increasingly appreciated by consumers and interior decoration enthusiasts.
How much can I actually save? A simple example can answer our question. Let’s imagine I have 3 E27 (screw) bulbs in the living room that make up my lighting with a restored light power of 75W and consume 65W. Coso: €2.50 each.
To replace them and have the same equivalent light power, I will buy 9W E27 LED bulbs (80W restored lighting), at €5.16 each. If I calculate on 6 hours of use per day, at a price of €0.15 per kWh, over 1 year the current eco-halogen lighting costs me €65.70 while LED lighting would cost me €10. Energy savings on this appliance it would amount to €55.70 per year!
2023-10-17 21:31:10
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