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An incredibly popular LED, the Dimmable 4W GU10 LED Bulb is now on sale at the much-reduced price of £10.00! Due to consumer demand, the price of LED light bulbs has been falling dramatically over the last few years, and will continue to do so in the coming years. Continue reading →

There’s a lot of scary jargon in the world, and this is especially the case for LED lights. There’s a lot of technical language to wrap your head around, and one of the most important terms of lumens. Continue reading →

It’s only natural to have some scepticism when any new technology comes out. Pretty soon, thanks to the EU ban on halogen bulbs, we’ll have to embrace energy efficient methods of lighting. LEDs have been no exception to the said cynicism – but that might change thanks to a study done by Consumer Reports. Continue reading →

Since bursting onto the market, LEDs have come on leaps and bounds both in terms of how advanced the tech is, and how people are using it. A big reason for this is because of just how versatile LED lights are – they use 90% less energy than incandescent bulbs, last up to 50,000 hours, and can display multiple colours without the need for filters. But the setup at the Estadio Nacional in Peru has even blown us away. Continue reading →

They’ve long been a feature of our highways and byways, but did you know that traffic lights changed recently, and not in the way you’re thinking? Yes, traffic lights in London and across the UK are now successfully utilising energy-efficient LEDs (Light-Emitting Diodes) to control the ever-increasing number of road-users. Continue reading →

Two eminent museums in the US (The Chicago Field Museum of Natural History) and the UK (Museum in the Park, Stroud) have adopted LED lights to replace their former halogen accent lighting systems, and their patrons are very happy with the results. Continue reading →

As traditional halogen bulbs are slowly being phased out, energy saving fluorescents and LEDs are filling the gap left by old filament technologies. Whilst this saves you money and reduces the strain on non-renewable energy sources, fluorescent lights pose a completely new risk altogether from the amounts of mercury inside them. Continue reading →

The way we purchase and use our light bulbs is going to change. The first to go were the 100W incandescent lights, and from 1st September 2018 you won’t be able to buy any halogens at all across Europe. Continue reading →

If you’ve noticed some strange goings-on whilst trying to use our website over the last hour or so, please don’t worry about it, because so have we! Continue reading →

Have you found us on Facebook yet? If you haven’t already, you really should! Continue reading →