To consider when buying LED lamps

To consider when buying LED lamps

The market for LED lighting is constantly growing. At the same time, everyone in the industry claims that they sell high-quality products. On various internet sites on the Internet, you will find several retailers who specialize in lighting. Just because the product description contains the phrase "high quality" or "best" does not mean that these really meet the requirements.

Which brands should be chosen?

China produces more than 60% of all LED lights in the world. But one problem is that it can be difficult to know if these keep the quality. It would also be very expensive to test all the different brands' durability and durability. Well-known brand such as Crest Led has tested its products and support its quality and thus its credibility. Thus, it is also best to buy led lamps from well-known manufacturers.

Tips for finding the right LED light

The base of the lamp and which room you place the lamp in are things you need to plan before buying. Then aspects such as color temperature and color reproduction are crucial for how the light and the lamp are experienced. But one of the more important aspects when buying joints is the unit for light flux - lumens. Earlier, when we have traded light bulbs, one has chosen the lamp after its watts. The higher the watt, the stronger the light. But with the low energy consumption of the LED lamps, this no longer applies. Therefore, it is important to buy the lamp after the number of lumens the lamp has. However, it can be difficult to know how many lumens a led lamp should have to get the same brightness as the lamp before. 

Differences between expensive and cheap led lamps

Manufacturing

Design, appearance, and durability need to be investigated when buying LEDs. Keep in mind that manufacturers and producers always produce certain products in order to compete for prices. For example, if the color of a luminaire is not carefully applied, the chances are that the inside of the luminaire does not hold the quality.


LED chip


There are several small and large manufacturers of LED chips. Depending on the size of the LED chip, they vary in brightness. Larger chips give more light and are more durable but cost more. Small and cheaper LED chips emit less light and less durable and have a lower life.


light Quality


Another component in the production of LED chips is phosphorus. Low price labels and manufacturers use lower quality phosphorus to reduce its production cost. If you see an LED spot with different shades of white, this means that the quality is lower. Maintaining the same white color is a challenge for LED manufacturers. Phosphorus is also important when it comes to color reproduction. If the phosphor is of low quality, the LED lamp also has poorer Ra, color rendering because for a good color reproduction phosphor of high quality is required.

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