treehugger.com— An example of an entire office building that has been converted to 100% LED light. The new bulbs consume 48% less energy than those they replaced. Also, air conditioning needs will be reduced in the summer, since the bulbs give off much less heat.
Nov 8, 2007View in Crawl 4
I read a while ago about a "blue light hazard", which some LEDs can be prone to when used for large scale lighting. Wonder if the people who installed those lights know about it.
jondo85Nov 9, 2007
I read a while ago about a "blue light hazard", which some LEDs can be prone to when used for large scale lighting. Wonder if the people who installed those lights know about it.
jm1234567890Nov 9, 2007
But if you compare with CFL's then they probably cost more.
steelfrogNov 9, 2007
Wow - a relevant, informative post on Digg. Thumbs up to you, sir.Oh hey look, a flying pig!
inkyblue2Nov 9, 2007
er, i meant MR11 and MR16.
windyridgeNov 10, 2007
Yes yes yes! This is what we need to be doing X 100!!
mastertopNov 10, 2007
That's not really true... A building (supposing there's no window) can be heated as efficiently with light bulbs as any other heating system.
missteryFeb 25, 2009
It's been a year and a half since this article was posted, like bdbElysian I wonder how many of these offices have converted to energy efficient bulbs <a class="user" href="http://www.offices.net">http://www.offices.net</a>
bluesunledsMay 17, 2010
LED-- Lighting your life!<a class="user" href="http://www.bluesun-leds.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.bluesun-leds.com</a>