Here are the top 10 benefits to using sensor security LED lighting: 1. Improved security: One of the biggest advantages of sensor security LED lighting is that it can help deter intruders and increase the security of your property. 2. Energy efficiency: LED lighting is known for its energy efficiency, which means that you can […]
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What are the top 10 benefits to using LED lighting? 1. Energy efficiency: LEDs consume less energy than traditional lighting sources, resulting in lower electricity bills and reduced carbon footprint. 2. Long lifespan: LED bulbs have a longer lifespan than traditional lighting, lasting up to 50,000 hours or more. 3. Durability: LEDs are made of
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LED sensor lights have become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. These lights provide a number of benefits that make them an ideal addition to any home. In this article, we will explore why you should consider using LED sensor lights around your home, including the features of LED sensor lights, the
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LED dimmer lights and dimmer switches are a great addition to any home or business. They offer a number of advantages over traditional lighting, including increased energy efficiency, longer bulb life, and the ability to control the level of lighting to suit your needs. In this article, we will discuss why someone should use LED
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LED batten lights have become increasingly popular due to their energy efficiency and versatility in terms of application. Batten lights are a type of linear light fixture that is typically used for commercial and industrial purposes, but with the emergence of LED technology, they have become a popular choice for home lighting as well. In
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When it comes to your lighting, which is about 8% of your bill, efficiency is important over the long-term if you want to save money. LED downlight fittings are typically 8 – 12 watts, compared to your old incandescent lights which are running at 80+watts. So you are shaving off around 70-80% of the energy
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A modern home consumes a lot of energy on a broad range of appliances, lighting and heating requirements. We have become an inter-connected gadget-based world, and this means more electronics and power use in that area of the home. Electricity is used by the majority of NZ to heat their homes (79.2% in 2013) and
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From our previous article we outlined the biggest chunk of your power bill over the year is from heating. And that chunk is much larger than any other types of use coming to around 30% of your bills. But how is heat lost in a home once it’s paid for and pumped into a home?
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In 1892 Edison Electric Company was formed in the United States. Edison was working hard on bringing lightbulbs to the masses and to the home. For at least eighty years more this type of technology was prevalent in our lights worldwide. These type of lights give off a nice feeling spectrum but are incredibly hot.
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Lighting is an important issue, with close to 20% of the world’s generated energy being used for it. So the evolution of home and office lighting over the last 150 years or so has taken us through incandescent, CFLs, Halogen and now LED technology. We have, over the last five years, improved the LED technology
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