Efficiency of LED:

LED (Lighting Emitting Diode) is a solid state lighting technology that uses semiconductor material, instead of a filament or neon gas. Currently, LED applications can be found in a wide variety of lighting instruments. This has become a trend and future of lighting technology.

Here are some benefits of LED:

Cost Efficient –

LED is a solid state lighting. This means there are no glass bulbs, delicate filaments, or complex tubing in an LED display. Thus, it's easier and less expensive to build displays underwater and in environments where there is vibration, dust, and explosive gas. The absence of glass and filament components in LED makes it far more resistant to shock and vibration. That will save you a great deal of maintenance efforts, due to the breakage problem. In addition, the ease of installation into the signs or channel letters makes you reduce more labor costs, comparing with the installation of neon. Lastly, LED's longer operating life can help you dramatically increase the overall return on investment.

Color Efficient –

According to LED's special package, the way it emits features a very indicative lighting source. This makes the light and color much more visible, even in the daylight. Also, unlike most of lighting applications, LED does not require lenses to produce color. Therefore, LED can produce colored light that is richer and more vibrant, with higher light output. And, you don't need to worry the drop of color's luminosity and intensity.

Energy Efficient –

LED is up to 90% more power efficient than any other lighting applications. The bottom line is that the longer the LED operates, the more energy LED will save. Usually, LED has no startup delays, meaning it can glow immediately in the cold climates.

Environment Efficient –

LED operates within a low-voltage environment, so it consumes far less energy than other lights. This also means it will generate very little heat. Lower heat output helps to reduce air conditioning loads inside buildings. Moreover, LED contains absolutely no mercury. That's the reason why people start considering LED to be "Earth-Friendly" or the "Green" lighting.