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If you were to continue using conventional fluorescent
06-November-2017 04:37

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Fed up with having to spend time and money regularly replacing the fluorescent tubes in your home or office? If you are then now is the time to think about replacing such with an LED fluorescent tube. Yet I may be somewhat biased when it comes to telling you to invest in such lighting, but I can provide you with 36W Led CCFL UV Lamp plenty of reasons based on fact as to why you should be considering replacing your current fluorescent lighting with the LED kind. 1. They Are 30% More Efficient As well as producing more light compared to a conventional fluorescent tube they also use much less power (wattage).

In a conventional tube they will use between 28 and 32 watts, whereas when it comes to 12W UV Lamp an LED tube light it only uses 22 watts. 45W Led UV Nail Lamp 2. Provides You With A Directional Light Source Such fixtures emit light in a 110 degree pattern where as conventional fluorescent lighting 9W UV Lamp emits light in a 360 degree pattern. Therefore only 30% of the light emitted by such will actually light up the area where they have been situated. What this actually means is that not all the available light emitted by the fluorescent tube is being used, in fact a substantial part of it is used for lighting the fixture itself. The only way to ensure that more light is reflected where needed with this type of lighting is through the adding of reflectors, this is something that LED fluorescent lamps don't need. 3. Generate Less Heat When turned on the energy supplied to LED lights is actually used to produce the light.

However with more traditional forms of lighting you have in your home or business the energy they use is turned into heat which in turn is then used to generate the light. As a result of this because they use less energy LED lights are more cost effective. 4. Provide Light At The End Of Their Life Generally when it comes to an LED fluorescent tube the light will gradually start to become less brighter over time. However when it comes to conventional fluorescent tubes you'll find that they just stop working without any prior warning. If you were to continue using conventional fluorescent tubes over the new LED type you will find yourself having to replace them much more frequently as they normally only have a life span of around 14,000 hours, where as LED ones have a life span of around 50,000 hours. 5. They Don't Emit UV Light All LED lights including the fluorescent tube variety don't emit any kind of light that is part of the UV (non visible light spectrum).

As they don't emit such light the strain placed on your eyes is far less so being able to work or read by such light isn't an issue. 6. Emit All Different Kinds Of Light Even though there are some conventional fluorescent light tubes now available that emit a much warmer colour because they use a different form of phosphorous powder in them, it tends to still be quite a start light. However when it comes to LED lighting these are able to provide a variety of different colours which can be used for a variety of different purposes, making them so much more adaptable and meaning that they can be used for almost any kind of lighting situation or for any kind of environment. So as you can see from above investing time and money and installing any type of LED fluorescent tube in your home or business can prove very worthwhile.

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