Frequently Asked Questions on LED Lamps

Q1. Do LED lamps use a lot of electricity?

Ans. No, LED lamps are highly energy-efficient and use significantly less electricity than traditional incandescent or CFL bulbs. They convert most of the energy they consume into light rather than heat, reducing power consumption and energy bills.

Q2. Are LED lamps good for eyes?

Ans. Yes, LED lamps can be good for the eyes when used correctly. They provide steady, flicker-free light, reducing strain. However, it’s important to choose LED lamps with warm or neutral color temperatures (around 2700K to 4000K) for comfortable indoor lighting that won’t cause eye fatigue.

Q3. What does LED lamps stand for?

Ans. LED stands for Light Emitting Diode. LED lamps use semiconductor technology to convert electricity into light, making them highly efficient and long-lasting compared to traditional incandescent bulbs.