LED products, be them LED strip lights, rope lights, colour
panels, bulbs or lamps, are providing to be unbelievably popular. Large city
councils have started actively retrofitting existing street lighting in order
to take advantage of the wealth of money which can be saved with the
conversion, homeowners have started to retrofit houses and enjoy amazing
creations such as LED wallpaper, and commercial premises seem to each be taking
advantage of the fantastic displays and focal points which can be created with
LED Lighting.
But, there’s a few companies out there which still have a
massive stake in inefficient, deadly and extremely bad for the environment
products such as CFL and Halogen bulbs, and all manner of silly statements are
made in order to subvert consumers from making the switch. Some of these are
that LED lighting has an expensive installation price. Others range between
more and more ridiculous subjects, such as LED lighting will interfere with
your sleep patterns, up until the totally silly, that LED Lighting will turn
consumers blind.
Of course, most of these silly rumours and old wives’ tales
have some merit, once (aside from blindness. LED stands for light emitting
diode, not laser emitting diode!) but times have changed hugely since LED
Lighting first made an appearance in the mid-70s, and if anything, the
technology has improved so much from the stark, bland light of yesteryear in
order to include more ranges of colour than you have fingers. And toes. In
every single product.
Big-name manufacturers have put significant time and effort
into creating viable LED Lighting products as it is the future, and it’s no real
wonder that manufacturers that failed to adopt their manufacturing process in
order to include it are feeling somewhat scrambled. When traditional CFL Bulbs
see their end (it won’t be long, we’re certain of that) They’re going to be
without the advances which other companies have put considerable resource and
effort into attaining, and of course patenting.
Don’t let one or two old wives tales stop you from having
the fixtures of your dreams and saving considerable amounts on your commercial
lighting solution. LED Lighting is the future, and it’s here to stay.
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