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Many homeowners across the country worry about paying energy bills, especially during the winter. A survey conducted by the Home Heat Helpline confirmed that one in three adults has this concern.
Many people decide to change their lighting, whether it be at home or in the office, at some point during their lives. LED lighting has become increasingly popular over recent times, with many choosing to change from halogen to LED.
When deciding on lighting for your home, there are many factors to take into consideration. If you're choosing lights for the interior of your house, deciding where to use task lighting and where to use ambient lighting is of vital importance.
LEDs can be dimmed but not all of them are dimmable. First make sure the ones that you plan to order are suitable for dimming such as the Philips 5.5W Master GU10. Most LEDs are becoming dimmable as standard but for the time being make sure you check.
This varies from LED to LED and is used as a guideline rather than a guarantee . The shortest is currently 20,000 hours and the longest is 100,000 hours, although the Aurora M10 which was originally 100,000 hours but got reduced to 40,000 hours in 2014.