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LED Lighting Industry and Home LED Lighting

• THE COLORED LED AND WHITE LED MARKETS
• Whereas the market for colored (Red, Green, Blue)
  RGB LEDs is well established, the market for
  white LEDs is still growing. Why? When you think
  of industries that still rely on white, non-LED
  lighting, such as televisions, automotive
  manufacturers, computer monitors, notebook
  computers, LCD backlights, etc., you can
  understand the push to become the leader in white
  LED manufacturing. Many people are surprised that
  a business would pass up a revenue generating
  opportunity that converting a home or business to
  LED would create. However, just because
  replacement white LED bulbs and retrofits are
  finally on the market, does not mean that they
  should be on your immediate shopping list. In
  very simple terms, the market for colored and
  color-changing LEDs is mature. While engineers
  are still finding ways to make them brighter and
  more efficient, the holy grail of the LED
  industry is in developing volume production of
  high-efficiency, high-brightness white LEDs.

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• It may be easier to think of colored LEDs (RGB)
  and white LEDs in terms of another industry
  Automotive. RGB LEDs are like the internal
  combustion engine Reliable, abundant, easy to
  use and manufacture, and fairly well developed in
  terms of the potential for new or breakthrough
  technologies. There are lots on manufacturers and
  each has their own set of patents and "tricks of
  the trade" to help give themselves some marketing
  leverage over the competition. White LEDs are
  like the alternative energy industry for
  transportation Quite varied, still relatively
  "new", still needing to be market proven, more
  expensive, more challenging to manage. There are
  many manufacturers, each using a different
  technology or combination of technologies to
  achieve what they believe is the "the next big
  thing." Following this analogy, RGB LEDs are
  mature enough to compete on cost alone and the
  drop in costs is what fuels new applications for
  colored LEDs that had not been thought of
  previously. White LEDs, on the other hand are
  still developing technically and should not be
  shopped based on cost alone. The need for quality
  and longevity is what fuels the further research
  and development into white LEDs.

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• 11 THINGS TO CONSIDER IN DETERMINING LED UPGRADES
• Because there are so many variables that need to
  be considered, making a quick and easy
• recommendation about transitioning to white LEDs
  is not possible. To get a jump start on the
• future, consider every lighting source in each
  room and establish what it's primary purpose is.
• Once you have done this, review the following
  items to help determine where on the priority
• purchase-list each replacement should be. Here
  are a few general guidelines to help you
• determine if an LED upgrade is the right choice
  for you

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• 1) . Is the lighting located in a home where the
  primary resident is older or has mobility issues?
•  
• If the LED replacement produces adequate light
  levels, LED alternatives are perfect for use in
• homes where safety is a top priority. Knowing
  that an ill or older person will not need to
  change a
• burned-out light bulb again can provide
  peace-of-mind.
• 2) . Is initial cost a primary factor in
  determining if you are going to upgrade?
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• The current nature of the white LED market means
  that prices are still relatively high, especially
  
• compared to traditional lighting. Being an early
  adopter means paying a premium are you
• comfortable with knowing you could have paid less
  for the same technology if you had waited?

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• 3) . Is the light located in bright daytime
  sunlight or an area of high heat?
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• High levels of heat will noticeably shorten the
  lifespan of any LED, especially white LEDs. When
• considering LEDs, try to ensure that both the
  fixture and the location allow for adequate
  passive
• cooling to avoid color-shift and longevity
  issues. This is a much bigger concern when
  considering
• retrofit bulbs versus considering a "total
  package" LED fixture and lamp.
•  
• 4) . Are you needing to reduce the heat output
  from a traditional light source?
•  
• In bathrooms, laundry rooms and small spaces,
  conventional lighting can produce uncomfortable
• heat. LED lighting is great for these areas
  because they produce no heat and because
  affordably
• illuminating smaller areas with LEDs presents
  much less of a challenge.

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• 3) . Is the light located in bright daytime
  sunlight or an area of high heat?
•  
• High levels of heat will noticeably shorten the
  lifespan of any LED, especially white LEDs. When
• considering LEDs, try to ensure that both the
  fixture and the location allow for adequate
  passive
• cooling to avoid color-shift and longevity
  issues. This is a much bigger concern when
  considering
• retrofit bulbs versus considering a "total
  package" LED fixture and lamp.
•  
• 4) . Are you needing to reduce the heat output
  from a traditional light source?
•  
• In bathrooms, laundry rooms and small spaces,
  conventional lighting can produce uncomfortable
• heat. LED lighting is great for these areas
  because they produce no heat and because
  affordably
• illuminating smaller areas with LEDs presents
  much less of a challenge.

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• 5) . Is the lighting located in an area of rough
  service or environmental extremes?
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• Garage door openers, unheated/cooled utility
  rooms and outdoor workshops place extreme demands
  
• of lighting equipment. Vibrations that can break
  a light bulb filament and cold temperatures that
  can
• cause a fluorescent tube to flicker are of no
  consequence to LED lighting, making these
  replacements
• a fairly easy decision.
•  
• 6) . Is the brightness critical to the
  application?
•  
• LEDs are directional by nature, so trying to meet
  a specific brightness expectation over a wide
  area is
• not the best use of LED lamps. The current crop
  of standard fluorescent tubes or high-bay
  lighting
• will probably be more efficient for these
  applications.

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• 7) . Are you trying to retrofit an existing
  lighting fixture to accommodate an LED
  replacement?
• Most current lighting fixtures are designed to
  capture and reflect as much light as possible
  from
• conventional light sources that produce light
  from all 360 degrees. Because LEDs emit very
• directional light, there are often many
  compromises that must be made by manufacturers in
  order to
• make LEDs "work" for the greatest number of
  retrofits. When possible, instead of retrofit
  bulbs
• consider a "total package" LED lighting fixture
  that has been designed from the ground up to
• efficiently use LEDs.
•  
• 8) . Is the light output and quality of the LED
  version acceptable compared to your existing
  lighting?
• With the variety of lighting technology available
  (incandescent, fluorescent, LED, etc.) the only
  way to
• get an accurate idea of how the lighting will
  perform is to compare the light output or lumen
  and color
• temperature specifications instead of the wattage
  as is typical of most of us raised with
  traditional
• lighting in the home. The US Department of Energy
  has devised a standardized "lighting facts" label
  
• similar in concept to the nutrition label found
  on foods, to help consumers compare lighting.

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• 9) . Are the bulbs you're considering replacing
  difficult to access or reach?
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• If they are, LED replacements are great
  candidates because once they are changed, you
  will likely never have
• to change them again since LEDs do not "burn out"
  like a conventional bulb.
•  
• 10) . Are you replacing all the light bulbs in a
  particular area or just a single bulb?
• Unless you know the color temperature of all the
  lighting in the room, try to be consistent in
  whatever lighting
• technology you choose. For example, if your room
  uses primarily halogen lighting, it is likely a
  warm color
• temperature and changing a single reading lamp to
  LED with a cooler lighting temperature will not
  only be
• noticeable, but may also be distracting.

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• 11) . Does the energy savings and/or return on
  investment (ROI) make it worthwhile at this
  point?
• Prepare an energy audit using free web
  calculators to determine how much money you will
  save on energy
• and what the potential return on investment is.
  Just enter your energy rates, the total wattage
  of your
• conventional lighting and the total wattage of
  the LED lighting that you are considering and the
  calculator will
• tell you exactly how much money each technology
  will cost you per year.
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• As you can see, every lighting situation should
  be considered individually against the above
  checklist. Doing
• so will help you to determine LED upgrade plans
  that fit within both your budget and your
  expectations. In
• general, LED lighting will continue to improve in
  both output and efficiency every year similar to
  the way the
• personal computer market has evolved. What could
  be considered a "middle of the road" LED lamp
  today, was
• very likely considered a premium product a year
  or two ago. Prioritizing your LED lighting
  purchases so that the
• basics are covered first and delaying your more
  demanding lighting requirements as the technology
  improves
• will ensure a comfortable transition to tomorrows
  lighting technology.

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• THE AUTHOR
• Sean Crowell established himself in the world of
  marketing and advertising beginning in 1991.
  During his career
• he managed prestigious accounts including,
  Chrysler Corporation, Bank of America, JCPenney,
  Nissan North
• America and Ford Motor Company. In 2004, he
  decided turn his lighting passion into a business
  and created
• Lime Lights Designs, a company focused on
  LED-based lighting solutions, design and
  implementation.
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• LED LIGHTING BUSINESS
• Lime Lights Designs specializes in bold and
  contemporary LED-based lighting. We design
  lighting plans and
• provide unique LED products for businesses,
  parties and special events, nightclubs and home
  and loft owners.
• Contact us today and let's discuss dynamic LED
  lighting for your home, business or special event.

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About Us

• Our vision is to save energy for our future
  generations, while we continue protecting our
• environment. While you choose USA LED, we assure
  you, you will never miss out any
• moment of splendid lights and aura and instead
  will be able to reduce the value of what
• you enjoy.
• Our mission is to continuously help you in saving
  your valuable money on energy
• consumption and be able to use the same funds in
  other pressing issues.
• USA LED Wholesale is a leading manufacturer, and
  led lights wholesaler in USA.
• Our goal is to supply affordable and world-class
  LED lights Our customers drive our
• passion.

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• Email Address usaledssales_at_gmail.com
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  38449