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    LED Lights VS Compact Flurorescent Lights?

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    • C Offline
      Chenonceau
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      Thanks lots for responding. I guess I will just forget about LED then.

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      • NebbermindN Offline
        Nebbermind
        last edited by

        but LED can be used for other purposes…like reading light…or ambience lighting or showcase lighting…they usually run cooler

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          chrisu
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          Look at some of the newly upgraded lift lighted by LED lights. After few days, the light turned pinkish or bluish, and not as bright as initial.


          Think electronic ballast with normal tube still better.

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            Nebbermind
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            but for that application it’s quite OK since in reality, we don’t need the lift to be brightly lit. Also, think most HDB lifts lighting is 24/7 so they can realise their saving faster as long as the LED doesn’t fail.

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              chrisu
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              What I meant is when the LED light was used initially in the lift, they were white color but after a while turned pinkish or bluish. If such LED light are use at home, I'm afraid it may be the same.

              Nebbermind:
              but for that application it's quite OK since in reality, we don't need the lift to be brightly lit. Also, think most HDB lifts lighting is 24/7 so they can realise their saving faster as long as the LED doesn't fail.

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                Nebbermind
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                not sure what LED they use but it is possible they using a combination of coloured LED to get white. So when any of the colours ‘weakens’, the tone will be off.

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                  JusticeBao
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                  LED is definitely cheaper and better…

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                    nkthen
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                    Multiple tests has shown that LED lights saves more energy and fluorescent lights, and it is much brighter.


                    The only downside is that it is expensive to buy and install. But give it a few years, the price should drop.

                    You can see that LED lights are being used in traffic light, running 24 hours. It’s bright and saves costs for LTA.

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