LED lighting
Semiconductor-based brightness source
LED lighting uses light-emitting diodes rather than incandescent filaments or fluorescent gas to produce illumination.
LEDs convert electricity directly into light, making them far more energy-efficient and longer-lasting than traditional bulbs.
The technology has largely displaced older lighting in homes, offices, and streetlights: We switched to LED lighting to cut our electric bill.
- light bulbElectric illumination source
- retrofitUpdate existing equipment
- diodeOne-way semiconductor
- driverVehicle operator
- energy efficiencyMinimizing wasted power
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LED lightingincandescent bulbs
Lights using heated wire
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Radiance from our star
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