LED Light Bulb Sales rises after 11 March Japan Quake incident

After Japan Quake on 11 March, there is some kind of basic conceptual changes in the use of higher efficient lighting solution. Thus will reduce the power consumption significantly, from consumer lighting products market response, since 11 March, the sales of LED light bulb increased tremendously. From LED industrialists, the LED Light bulbs Penetration rate would be increasing significantly in the years to come. HK Snob

Light Idea

This is a simply, smart, eco, light idea using LED, just one of many I have seen at Tsuen Wan City Hall today.  They used a series of Vertical LED chain to light up the Paper folding decorative lighting hood.
Bright, Light, Low cost, ECO and most of all, looks attractive to me that I could not stop taking out my Hand set to make a picture of it.

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14W CCT 3000K LED lamps

This is some of the example of LED lamp. The one at the back is 14W 3000K LED Lamp made by one of the best LED compoanies in Penang Malaysia. They are bright, reliable, beautiful and coming out with reasonable price.
The one at the centre is a 4W LED decorative lamp which we can get it from Hong Kong.
These are some of the exampless of the lastest LED lamps.

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Sylvania Ultra A-Libe 12-Watts LED Bulb

When the compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL) became popular 15 years ago, it was a welcome alternative to the toxic, energy-sucking incandescent bulb used around the world.

The light emitting diode (LED) bulbs were fast on the CFL's heels, and even though they're more durable and efficient, many people have avoided upgrading to LEDs because of the high price.

In late November, Lowes and Osram Sylvania announced plans to introduce what they say is the brightest LED replacement for America's most popular light bulb, the 60-watt incandescent (Intelligent Energy Portal).

The SYLVANIA Ultra A-Line 12-watt LED bulb provides 810 lumens of light while using only 20 percent of the energy required by its predecessor and lasts 25 times as long as a conventional bulb.

Best of all, the current price of the A-Line LED is around $20 - a small price to pay for a light bulb that will probably burn for 20 years without having to be replaced.
The new SLYVANIA bulb is already available on Lowes.com and will be available in all Lowe's stores by mid-2011.

According to Buildaroo.com, "Phillips is now selling a similar LED bulb for one penny less than Sylvania's bulb. Philips' bulb, called the Ambient LED, also uses 12 watts but gives off slightly less light than Sylvania's."

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