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LED BULB


LED (Light Emitting Diode) bulbs are used in a variety of applications, including: 
 
  • Lighting
    LEDs are used in many lighting applications, including street lights, parking garage lights, walkway lights, refrigerated case lighting, and task lighting. They are also used in backlighting for televisions and cell phones, and in headlights and other automotive lighting. 
     
  • Displays
    LEDs are used in electronic displays such as billboards and road signs. 
     
  • Churches
    LEDs are used in churches for stage lighting, accent lighting, scenic lighting, and ambient lighting. 
     
  • Skin therapy
    LED light therapy is used to treat skin conditions such as acne, fine lines, and psoriasis. 
     
  • Other applications
    LEDs are also used in alarm and security systems, remote-controlled operations, robotics, and optical communication. 
     
LEDs have several advantages over incandescent bulbs, including: 
 
  • Energy efficiency: LEDs are the most energy-efficient artificial light source. 
     
  • Long-lasting: LEDs last 25 times longer than incandescent bulbs. 
     
  • No warm-up time: LEDs don't require any warm-up time. 
     
  • Weather resistant: LEDs are mostly used in freezers, outdoor signs, or cold displays because they are weather resistant. 
     
  • Don't burn your fingers: LEDs don't emit heat, so you can change them without pain. 
     







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