Make a difference in a world

BusinessSales / Service

  • Author James Egan
  • Published October 30, 2010
  • Word count 451

We are led to believe that we cannot make a difference. The true revolutionary figures are those that make a difference for the better. Perhaps making a difference in the world begins with one small choice. That small choice might begin a series of small choices that result in a small, medium or large difference. Small choices lead to a ‘tipping point’ that makes change possible in the world.

The ‘Green Lantern industries’ make the world "Go Green" through energy saving led lightings setting an example to those, who don’t even bother to give a second thought in saving electric power which is an exhaustible resource. For the longest time, incandescent bulbs, which replaced lanterns, reigned as the solution for lighting the world over. Compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) that consume less power to get as much lighting are slowly and steadily gaining acceptance in the market. As a result incandescent bulbs will soon be shelved for good. However, even as CFLs are gaining momentum, they already have an emerging threat in the form of an even lesser power consuming and higher-efficiency technology—light-emitting diodes (LEDs).

Unlike Incandescent or Fluorescent lighting, LED technology will not fade with time but its growth will be in leaps and bounds. Cost of maintenance is so very low that no one would take a step back in opting for them. LED light bulbs are fast gaining popularity, whether it may be for residential/non-residential lighting as they are much more rugged mechanically, because light is produced by a solid state chip that usually is encapsulated in solid epoxy. There is no filament to break or burn out. LED's typically last about 30 times longer than incandescent lamps of similar size and brightness. They are very energy efficient and typically require only 10 to 20 percent of the power required by incandescent lamps of similar brightness.

They produce low thermal radiations, because of their high efficiency. In addition, no more emission of infrared/ultraviolet rays and is more over free from ionic radiation content. LED's can be physically smaller than incandescent lamps with similar brightness. They emit light much faster after power is applied and they stop emitting light much sooner after power is interrupted, which is especially important in some applications and have the capacity to produce more light per watt compared to other lighting equipments.

Initial costs maybe a bit higher, LED light Bulbs offer long life and lower electricity bills. Maintenance costs of these bulbs are also very low. Visit nyleds.com to know more about the LED lamps of your choice as the ‘Green Lantern industries’ have led everyone to believe that we can make a real difference if we choose to make a difference.

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