(Light-Emitting Diode) A display and lighting technology used in almost every electrical and electronic product on the market.

LED Light Bulb Benefits

* Save money on electricity
* Light the color of daylight
* Use only 2-10 watts of electricity (1/3rd to 1/30th of Incandescent or CFL)
* Long lasting - up to 60,000 hour bulb life
* Cool running (warm to the touch) - little heat compared to standard bulbs
* Works with most dimmer switches
* Instant on/off
* Works in cold weather
* Can sustain moderate power surges
* Durable bulbs with no fragile filaments to break from shaking and rattling
* Directional lighting generates less wasted light
* Works with sensor activated lights

LED Energy Efficiency

Here's how LED light bulbs compare to ordinary bulbs: A regular 40 Watt incandescent bulb burns through a lot more energy than it needs to produce the light you see. Remember those toy ovens that used an incandescent light bulb to bake brownies? A large percentage of the energy that goes into a 40 Watt bulb is wasted as heat - great for baking brownies, not so great for conserving electricity and saving money. LED light bulbs, on the other hand, generate very little heat as they glow, instead transferring most of their energy directly into light.

The latest LED light bulbs now produce about the same amount of light per watt as compact fluorescent bulbs (CFL). However, unlike incandescent bulbs and CFLs, which splash light in all directions, LED bulbs are directional. They drive their light in one direction, so that you have light exactly where you want it. This directional lighting equals savings in yet another fashion. LEDs don't waste light (energy) on areas you don't need illuminated, which is also why they're perfect task lights.

Prior to the introduction of LED light bulbs, if you wanted to use a low watt (less than 4 watts) bulb for ambient lighting, you had to settle for a hard-to-find, expensive, incandescent light or an unsightly florescent. Current LED bulbs are designed to fit standard bases, range from 0.85 to 7.3 watts, and are made for low light situations. In addition to low wattage, you get the bonus of long life and energy efficiency, which all adds up to a 90% savings over standard bulbs.

A Cool, New Color of Light

CC VIVID Plus LED Light BulbLED light bulbs bring a white light into a room. Unlike the yellow light we're so used to seeing from incandescent bulbs, the white light cast by LEDs is closer to the color temperature of daylight. The white light of LEDs is easier on your eyes and also provides the added benefit of lifting your mood in the summer and winter time. The white light also mixes in wonderfully with ordinary lights around your home or workplace, and it's a great light to read by.

LEDs Vs. LCDs

In the early 1970s, red LEDs were used in the first digital watches, but were superseded by lower-power LCDs within a few years. LEDs still use more power than LCDs, but less power than incandescent bulbs. They also last for decades and are virtually indestructible.

LEDs and LCDs coexist on countless devices where the LEDs provide the status lights, and the LCDs display data. In addition, white LEDs can provide the backlight for LCD screens

LEDs application
LEDs are used as the light source in many fields, we are happy that more and more LEDs works around your home and live.

Led table lamp

Led night light

Led flashlight

Led backlight Lcd Monitor/TV

LEDs Future

As different states adopt different energy efficiency policies, you'll see more and more incentives for using LED light bulbs in your home. Some states even offer rebate programs that might even help you offset the cost of installing LED light bulbs in more places throughout your home.