Save Energy by Using Low Voltage Energy Efficient LED Lightings

Two major concerns for anyone enjoying the benefits of electricity today but wondering about the consequences are how to keep things budget friendly and eco friendly, doing as little damage as possible to your wallet and to the earth.

Nashville, TN (prHWY.com) October 12, 2012 - Two major concerns for anyone enjoying the benefits of electricity today but wondering about the consequences are how to keep things budget friendly and eco friendly, doing as little damage as possible to your wallet and to the earth. Fortunately, a wide variety of affordable and green options are available to light your home without breaking the bank. Three of the most popular categories are low voltage lighting, outdoor lighting, and solar LED lighting, all with their unique pluses and ideal contexts.

LED stands for light emitting diode, and these nifty bulbs are small, solid, and versatile. Both outdoor LED lighting and solar LED lighting are cost effective given the long duration that often comes guaranteed with purchase, and prices are continuing to go down as technology improves. Far outlasting both typical incandescent and compact fluorescent bulbs, they are ideal for hard-to-reach places that you want to set up and leave be for as long as possible. Researchers are currently developing a new process of production that will drive costs even lower, thereby making it possible to have the most convenient and most affordable option at the same time with outdoor lighting or solar LED lighting. The new process consists of inexpensive silicone wafers rather than the far pricier sapphire-based technology, and consumers can be sure it will have a significant effect on the price tags of LED bulbs in the near future.

Low voltage lighting (12-volt) is also an alternative option that offers unique advantages over the more common choice- the 120-volt AC system. With low voltage, it is not necessary to bury the cable as deep, thus needing only a small indentation and not an inconvenient trench. It also uses less electricity by virtue of its makeup, which automatically reduces the risk involved in working with it. The wires can be spliced if necessary by stripping down the wire, adding on a grease cap, and simply attaching the new wire, making them highly versatile. Although the lighting intensity is less with a low voltage system, the singular cost is often outweighed by the benefits. For those embarking on a lighting project anytime soon, be sure to investigate all your options before committing


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Tag Words: low voltage lighting, solar led lighting, outdoor lighting

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