LED technology
LED technology
What does the term LED mean?
LED is the acronym for Lighting Emitting Diodes, in French
the term LED for Electro-Luminescent Diode is sometimes used.
LED operation
An LED is a semiconductor that produces light
(electroluminescence) when a low-voltage direct current passes through it.
LEDs are single-color (monochromatic)
Each LED emits a highly monochromatic light spectrum with a high purity of color. The red, green and blue LEDs are the most popular since
they then make it possible to obtain all the other colors. To obtain white
light, we add all of these three primary colors.
Light the intensity or luminous flux
The amount of light produced by an LED is globally
proportional to the intensity and the voltage at which it is powered. Generally
LEDs are designed to operate around 20mA.
Lifetime
LEDs are semiconductors that are particularly reliable and
time-resistant components. Thus, the service life is at least 20,000 hours.
After 20 000h of operation, the LED continues to illuminate but begins to lose light power. Unlike conventional light bulbs, an LED does not burn but
illuminates less after being used a lot. These properties have made LED a vital
light component in aviation, electronics and automotive.
Why LED lighting is considered the future of lighting?
Thanks to their technical qualities, LED bulbs considerably
reduce energy consumption and the number of maintenance interventions. Indeed,
the LEDs do not heat up, the energy is therefore devoted to lighting. In
addition, they do not contain toxic products such as mercury unlike compact
fluorescent bulbs (vortices). Thus, they help protect the environment and
participate in sustainable development.
What is the energy efficiency of LED bulbs?
LED lighting saves up to 90% electricity compared to an
incandescent or halogen bulb and 50% compared to a low energy bulb (compact
fluorescent/vortex). The average efficiency of an LED is in 80 and 150 lm /
W.
What kind of light do you expect?
The LED lighting is equivalent to your current lights in terms
of color and lighting power. For interior lighting, we recommend choosing warm
white type LEDs that are closest to traditional light sources.
What are the uses of LED lamps?
LED bulbs replace all other bulbs so they can be used in
places such as houses, shops, hotels, factories, and offices. In addition, LED
technology provides solutions other than conventional bulbs; for example,
decorative products such as ribbons or LED strips create personal and creative
atmospheres.

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