The advantages of LED lamp : 1. Long life, up to 50,000 hours. 2.No UV or IR radiation. 3.Energy saving off 80% than traditional lamp. 4. Eco-friendly
So we begin at LED history .A light-emitting diode (LED) is an electronic light source. Discovered in the early 20th century, LEDs were introduced as practical components in 1962. The technical jargon necessary to explain LED technology entails words and phrases including anodes, cathodes, diodes and photons, silicon carbide and gallium arsenide and electron holes. Oh, and of course, the cat's whisker detector. But we won't delve into all of that. We'll keep it simple, while still illuminating.
LED devices emitted low-intensity red light early. Do you remember the blinking light on your old telephone answering machine? That was an LED. Modern LEDs are brighter and available across a number of wavelengths, including visible, ultraviolet and infrared. The bottom line is this: LEDs are a better way to bring light to life.
Why we Choose LED Lighting?
OSBEL Residential and Commercial-Grade Luminaires utilize edge-lit technology, featuring a unique internal power supply and driver that enables TruFlat Mounting, as well as diffusion to disperse light uniformly through the LED fixture. The lights switch on instantly, generate very little heat and use less energy than traditional bulbs. OSBEL LEDs are ideal for hard-surface mounting on walls, ceilings and under countertops. They can also be suspended using easy-to-install mounts.
OSBEL Luminaires have a higher color rendering, so everything under them looks more vibrant. They deliver optimal light distribution, softly washing walls and illuminating work surfaces without glare or hotspots. And LEDs are environmentally friendly — containing no mercury or lead — reducing your carbon footprint. They also last significantly longer (up to 17 years) than traditional incandescent light fixtures. So they are the most cost-effective lighting source you'll find. Which is to say, they save you money. And that's the ultimate bottom line.
