The LEDs, Light Emitting Diodes, or light emitting diodes have been used for years in electronics (in remote controls, in stand-by indicators, etc.). Today they are used in traffic lights and parking lights and stop lights, in information displays and in decorative lighting of squares, buildings and monuments, and LED lamps for domestic use and are also commercially available.
LEDs can save up to 80% of electricity compared to a normal incandescent lamp with the same light output, and have a life time of up to 100,000 hours, compared to 1,000 for an incandescent light bulb and the 10,000 of a fluorescent lamp used for Hire Lighting Equipment Auckland.
Power expressed in Watts (W). It gives us an immediate idea of the amount of electricity consumed by the lamp in the unit of time. Luminous flux expressed in Lumen (lm).
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