白熱電球や電球型蛍光灯からLED電球に交換する時のポイント

This time, we'll answer a question we often hear from customers: "Can I switch from incandescent bulbs or compact fluorescent lamps to LED bulbs?" We're particularly often asked, "I want to switch from incandescent bulbs to LEDs, but is it easy?" So, we'd like to explain the key points to consider when switching. First, let's look at the performance of incandescent bulbs, compact fluorescent lamps, and LED bulbs. Incandescent bulbs consume 54W of power, fluorescent lamps consume 10-12W, and LED bulbs consume 7-10W. In terms of lifespan, incandescent bulbs last 1,000-2,000 hours, compact fluorescent lamps last 6,000-13,000 hours, and LED bulbs last an impressive 40,000 hours. This makes LED bulbs the longest-lasting bulbs. Furthermore, if you look at the annual electricity bill for 2,000 hours of use, an incandescent bulb costs approximately ¥2,600, a compact fluorescent lamp costs approximately ¥540, and an LED bulb costs approximately ¥380. The cost of replacing a light bulb is 100 yen for an incandescent bulb, 400 to 1,000 yen for a compact fluorescent lamp, and 1,000 to 2,000 yen for an LED bulb. LED bulbs are the most expensive, but when you consider their lifespan and electricity costs, they are by far the most cost-effective. This is why we receive so many inquiries about bulb replacement. Now, let's introduce some points to keep in mind when actually replacing incandescent or fluorescent bulbs with LED bulbs. First, to get straight to the point, it is possible, so don't worry. However, there are some things to keep in mind and keep in mind. 1. Check the base size: There are mainly two types, E26 and E17. Check with a ruler to avoid purchasing the wrong one. 2. Lighting fixtures with dimming functions: Regular light bulbs often do not work, so be sure to choose a dimmable LED bulb. 3. Places with high humidity or humidity: Choose waterproof LED bulbs in humid places such as bathrooms and washrooms. 4. Sealed Fixtures: LED bulbs are heat-sensitive and not suitable for sealed fixtures, so choose LED bulbs that are compatible with sealed fixtures. 5. Fixtures for Insulated Installations: LED bulbs are heat-sensitive and pose a fire risk, so choose bulbs that are compatible with insulated installations. Also, if your lighting fixture has been in use for a long time, consider replacing the entire fixture rather than just the bulb. The fixture may reach the end of its life and break before the LED bulb. If you keep the above points in mind, you should be able to replace your fixture without any problems in most cases. Please check them out before considering replacement. ▼Website: https://www.m-atreform.co.jp/ #MorishitaAtReform #Lightbulb #LED #FluorescentLight #IncandescentLight #Replacement #Himeji #Renovation #Maintenance #Renovation #House #Apartment #HomeProblems