One LED Light Bulb, One Environmentally Friendly Step
You can find LED light fixtures for your home, indoor and out, that will provide low energy, environmentally-friendly lighting that can save you money on your energy bill. By simply switching, our environment could easily revitalize itself without having to deal with the excess carbon dioxide, sulfur oxide and nuclear waste emissions that are currently being released into the atmosphere every day. Just one home lighting fixture, one light bulb can be a positive step forward for your household. One small change we all can make is to switch our home and outdoor light fixtures to LED light options.
LED lights are a wonderful invention that has changed the way the world is lit. LED lights also use between 50 and 80 percent less energy than an incandescent bulb.
LED lights are considerably less expensive to operate, however are a little more expensive to purchase. Now, consider that by changing them all to LED lighting for your home, you could leave them and not have to replace them for 20 months. LED home lighting requires only one third of the energy that an incandescent bulb will use. They last for considerably longer than other lanterns because they use 10 times less energy to run than standard incandescent bulbs and even less energy than a kerosene lantern.
For LED home lighting, there are many options available other than just bulbs. By making small adjustments to the way we live, we can begin to make an impact on our world. A single 18-watt LED light can replace a 75-watt incandescent and in the lifetime of the LED light, will save 570 kWh! of energy. The slightly higher upfront costs of LED lights make sense. LED lights are four times more efficient than a regular incandescent light bulb and last 10 times as long. There are also LED lanterns that you can choose from that are ideal for camping or hunting.
LED lighting is finding its way into many niche markets. Even changing one lonely bulb in every home to LED home lighting would make a significant impact on the environment. The switch is as difficult as changing one light bulb in your home, the results of which would save you money on your electricity bill each month.
If every home in the United States were to switch to LED home lighting, 90 power plants could be retired, a potentially powerful impact to the long-term health of the environment. Say, for example that you change a bulb every two months.
Learn more about the benefits of camping with an LED lantern or flashlight
on our quality discount LED flashlight and survival knife website. At a basic eight cents per kilowatt rate, that equals $45 dollars in energy bill savings.
By switching to low energy LED home lighting in your home, even one bulb will keep one half of a ton of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere through the lifetime of the bulb instead of using incandescent bulbs. Being energy efficient and environmentally conscious doesnâÃÂÃÂt have to disrupt your entire life.
We all are challenged to do our part to conserve energy. Take a look around your home and count how many bulbs you use and consider how often you change them.
~Ben Anton, 2007
Ben Anton lives in Portland, OR and writes for Discount Lights and Knives. The benefits can become apparent very quickly as we begin to see our energy bill costs reduce over a period of a few months. Not only are they long lasting, they have many environmental benefits. Switching also keeps sulfur oxide and nuclear waste out of the atmosphere as well, leading to a cleaner world and one that will last much longer. There are a large number of options for LED home lighting and LED camping and hunting outdoor equipment available on the market, all of which provide the energy efficiency benefits inherent in LED products. You can get a LED flashlight that also uses less battery energy, ensuring that the next time the power goes out in your home, you can be confident that your batteries will last.
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LED lights are a wonderful invention that has changed the way the world is lit. LED lights also use between 50 and 80 percent less energy than an incandescent bulb.
LED lights are considerably less expensive to operate, however are a little more expensive to purchase. Now, consider that by changing them all to LED lighting for your home, you could leave them and not have to replace them for 20 months. LED home lighting requires only one third of the energy that an incandescent bulb will use. They last for considerably longer than other lanterns because they use 10 times less energy to run than standard incandescent bulbs and even less energy than a kerosene lantern.
For LED home lighting, there are many options available other than just bulbs. By making small adjustments to the way we live, we can begin to make an impact on our world. A single 18-watt LED light can replace a 75-watt incandescent and in the lifetime of the LED light, will save 570 kWh! of energy. The slightly higher upfront costs of LED lights make sense. LED lights are four times more efficient than a regular incandescent light bulb and last 10 times as long. There are also LED lanterns that you can choose from that are ideal for camping or hunting.
LED lighting is finding its way into many niche markets. Even changing one lonely bulb in every home to LED home lighting would make a significant impact on the environment. The switch is as difficult as changing one light bulb in your home, the results of which would save you money on your electricity bill each month.
If every home in the United States were to switch to LED home lighting, 90 power plants could be retired, a potentially powerful impact to the long-term health of the environment. Say, for example that you change a bulb every two months.
Learn more about the benefits of camping with an LED lantern or flashlight
on our quality discount LED flashlight and survival knife website. At a basic eight cents per kilowatt rate, that equals $45 dollars in energy bill savings.
By switching to low energy LED home lighting in your home, even one bulb will keep one half of a ton of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere through the lifetime of the bulb instead of using incandescent bulbs. Being energy efficient and environmentally conscious doesnâÃÂÃÂt have to disrupt your entire life.
We all are challenged to do our part to conserve energy. Take a look around your home and count how many bulbs you use and consider how often you change them.
~Ben Anton, 2007
Ben Anton lives in Portland, OR and writes for Discount Lights and Knives. The benefits can become apparent very quickly as we begin to see our energy bill costs reduce over a period of a few months. Not only are they long lasting, they have many environmental benefits. Switching also keeps sulfur oxide and nuclear waste out of the atmosphere as well, leading to a cleaner world and one that will last much longer. There are a large number of options for LED home lighting and LED camping and hunting outdoor equipment available on the market, all of which provide the energy efficiency benefits inherent in LED products. You can get a LED flashlight that also uses less battery energy, ensuring that the next time the power goes out in your home, you can be confident that your batteries will last.
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