LED Bulbs

LED bulbs are energy-efficient lighting devices that use light-emitting diodes to produce illumination with significantly lower power consumption compared to traditional lamps. They are widely used in domestic, commercial, and industrial lighting applications due to their long service life, low heat generation, and instant start. Common technical characteristics include power ratings such as 5 W to 50 W, operating voltages of 110–240 V AC, high luminous efficacy, color temperatures ranging from warm white to cool daylight, and minimal maintenance requirements.