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If you're not convinced that the LED lights are the future of lighting (at least the near future) then we have more reasons for you to reconsider. Whether exterior or indoor light fittings, LED lights can easily replace both the residential lights and the commercial lights, bringing with them more energy-saving features while maintaining the bright light as needed. There's a shift in the lighting industry from halogen, fluorescent, and incandescent lighting to LED lighting, and the technology is rapidly developing to the extent that you can get a wide range of LED lights to replace your existing lights. There are a great many benefits to both the consumer and the installer when installing LED lights, and in this article, we will touch the aspects of "saving money", "saving the environment", and "excellent lighting". Save Money when Using LED Lights When choosing LED lights you can reduce lighting bills by up to 90%, since LED lights use up to 80-90% less power than traditional lights. For example, you can replace a 50W halogen lamp (which uses a lot of energy - and a lot of money - and gives lots of heat too) with a 7.5W LED lamp, thus reducing the energy bill. LEDs use up to 90% less power than traditional incandescent light sources, and they also offer the potential for a noticeable and significant reduction in energy costs. You also save money when using LED lamps because the LEDs offer a lifetime far in excess of traditional lighting, typically tens of thousands of hours. This means that you don't have to change the light bulb that often, so you don't have to pay again for a light bulb! LED lights save you money and reduce your maintenance costs: the long life of the LEDs results in reduced labour costs associated with luminaire maintenance, such as replacing the light bulbs.Buy Energy Saving LED Lamps Save the environment by Switching to LEDs It is quite important to reduce our carbon footprint, and by switching to LED lights we do just that. You can reduce the energy usage - thus save the environment by reducing the carbon footprint - with LED lights, for they typically use less power of an installation compared with traditional light sources. This means that, by using LED lights, you decrease the overall power consumption and you contribute to lower CO2 emissions. Furthermore, the LED lights are mercury-free: unlike the fluorescent lights, the LEDs are free from this pollutant. And on top of that, there's no UV light or IR, thus increasing the range of applications where the LED lamps can be used. It is good to consider the consequences of using a particular light, and in most cases LED lights are an environment-friendly alternative. Get Excellent Lighting with the LEDs Some fluorescent lights (which tend to be energy-saving) need a "warm-up" time period; the LED lights provide instant full brightness. You get an excellent light with LEDs, and it comes on with no waiting time! And if you want to dim the light, you can simply opt for the dimmable LED light bulbs, which are specially designed for optimal dimming performance. You can also choose the light operating temperature, from warm white to cool white, daylight, and natural light. The LEDs can perform well at low temperatures, increasing the areas within which they can be installed. When it comes to retrofitting, there's an LED light solution for almost any lamp and luminaire, and in some cases it is as simple as changing a light bulb! On our website we have a dedicated section of LED lights (LED light fittings), LED dimmers, and LED drivers, with all the pictures and technical specifications needed.Buy Excellent LED Light Fittings

We have been writing on the blog regarding LED lamps ever since they were a novelty, and now the dream is becoming reality: there more and more LED lights to the point of being able to replace the regular lights! Do you still use low-voltage ceiling lights? Why not switch to energy-saving LED downlights, many of which come complete with their driver. Do you still use high-wattage ceiling suspension lamps, that is, ceiling pendants? Simply replace the light bulb with an LED one - even a vintage LED would make you save more money and energy.The same principle applies to bathroom lights, wall lights, ceiling lights, table lamps, and even outdoor lights: it's time to switch from high power wattage - which inflat your energy bill - to LED lamps.Buy LED Bedroom Lights And to give you an idea of some of these LED lamps: how they look, what they could do, and what kind of light they offer, we put together a LED Bedroom Lights and Living Room Wall Lights LED Bedroom and Living Room Wall Lights You can view it in full via our account on Houzz.co.uk, where you can see some other projects such as, Track Lighting and LED track spotlights from Illuma - a collection of pictures from the best applications of the track systems in domestic, retail, and commercial environments; Ceiling Lights and Chandeliers - great ceiling hanging lamps and chandeliers or pendants for interior decoration with a modern or contemporary style - pictures only, with links and descriptions; Or check out our other ideabooks with plenty of lovely pictures of: Bathroom Lighting from Astro Lighting - the best pictures bathroom lighting from Astro Ideas for home redesign - a work in progress ideas for home redesign If you are on Houzz, let's connect :) our profile is here: Sparks Electrical Wholesalers Ltd, and we would love to have you as our friend/follower. We will follow back. And if you have some requests of more pictures in different projects or applications, let us know in the comments and we will do our best!Buy Bathroom Ceiling Lights

Christmas is right around the corner, and we won't be open for all of it - although our online store will be - so we've put together a quick round-up of Christmas lighting tips. Quick Last-Minute Xmas Lighting Tips  If you're having a party, now's a good time to think about how to light any parties you might be having - it's not just about throwing candles all over the place! If you're a retailer, make up a window display and make sure it's illuminated right. With electricity bills up in winter and not to mention all the Christmas presents, it's a good idea not to buy too many lights - perhaps there's a formula for it, or perhaps there isn't. There's a limit to how many lights can be fitted on a single circuit, so don't go overboard. Before you hang up that string of fairy lights, give it the old once-over for burned-out lights, which drain power from the rest of the string and make the other bulbs dimmer. If the unthinkable happens and any of your lights break down over the Christmas period: make sure you recycle them properly - don't just throw them away! But if they're still working (fingers crossed), store them in a dark place to make sure they keep their colour for next year. Just hope they don't magically tangle themselves between now and December (although apparently coat hangers are helpful). How do they do that? Theories are welcome in the comments. Saving Energy over the Christmas Period The biggest tip, though, is to keep an eye on your energy bills. There are a couple of tricks to keep on top of this. Firstly, although it goes without saying, don't always leave the lights on! Use a time delay switch or a timer - MK offers a great weatherproof timer socket for those outdoor lights. Another piece of advice for outdoor lights: a photocell sensor is your friend, hanging out like a frugal Jiminy Cricket that says "Don't keep your lights on during the day!" Once connected to the light fittings, the photocell will make sure they turn on only when the sun goes down, and most devices have a built-in time delay to ensure they don't turn off when clouds float overhead for a moment. Above all, remember to stay safe! Use fittings that are rated for outdoor use (even in this awful weather), look out for frayed wires, make sure you haven't made a tangle of wires through the house, don't climb slippery ladders, and save the eggnog for after the job's done!Best Energy Saving Lights