LEDs are Light Emitting Diodes – a solid-state electronic component that allows electricity to travel in only one direction, generating visible light in the process. The latest generation of High Definition TVS use this technology. LEDs have been around for decades but have only recently become cost-effective to produce. A typical LED replacement light bulb will have a dozen or more individual emitters.
LED lighting is currently available for a wide variety of home and industrial applications, and the list is growing every year. The rapid development of LED technology leads to more products and improved manufacturing efficiency, which also results in lower prices. Whether you are converting mercury-vapor lamps in your parking lot or area lighting in your kitchen, LED lights will reduce your carbon footprint and save you significant money in less time than you can imagine.
