LED can quickly replace the traditional lighting?

The LED lamp is less than half of the energy consumption of energy-saving lamps, energy saving effect is remarkable, but the energy consumption of household appliances lamps compared to tens of thousands of watts, almost not worth mentioning, so for many families, has replaced the economic benefits are not obvious.

LED can quickly replace the traditional lighting, prompting the outbreak of the market, but also the need for further observation.

LED can quickly replace the traditional lighting?

From the point of view of energy saving, under the current technical conditions, 1 watt LED lamp can replace the incandescent lamp or 7 watts of energy-saving lamps of 2 watts. At a glance, the LED lamp was less than half of the energy consumption of energy-saving lamps, energy saving effect is remarkable, but the energy consumption of household appliances lamps compared to tens of thousands of watts, almost not worth mentioning, so for many families, has replaced the economic benefits are not obvious. The general energy-saving lamp life of 5 years or even longer, usually, unless the original lamp damage or renovation of the house, otherwise the initiative is not enough to change the power of consumers.

LED short term can only pose a threat to incandescent lamps, and the outside world is also a hot topic in the discussion of the elimination of incandescent lamps. According to China's elimination of incandescent roadmap, by October 1, 2016, will prohibit the import and sale of 15 watts and more incandescent lamps. Because some of the country's construction projects, some of the city's municipal works are in a large number of LED products. Obviously, if the replacement is gradually carried out, then the performance of the enterprise should be steady growth, but it is difficult to show the situation of inflation. Prior to the replacement of incandescent lamp energy process may be used as a reference to a certain extent. Although compared to incandescent lamps, energy-saving lamps energy efficiency has been greatly improved, but even in 2010, the former for the latter's replacement process is still not completed, incandescent also accounted for 27% of the share.