LED Spots - Give Your Décor Life

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Whether you want to accentuate the paintings in your home or the display shelves in your shop, a spotlight is the ideal way to make something prominent. Accent lighting is used for constant illumination of décor. In retail applications it is important that spotlighting is durable and has a long life, since the lighting is on for long periods. Traditional halogen lighting fails within a few thousand hours making it expensive to maintain and re-lamp stores. LED Spots are a perfect  replacement for such inefficient lighting. LED lighting has long rated lifetimes of up to 50,000 hours, and save up to 90% energy over halogen spotlights. These lights do not burn a hole in your pocket, and they are much better for the  environment, as they do not contain mercury or lead.

LED Spots
LED Spots

LED spots produce controllable and concentrated beams, with high intensity that projects a bright beam over long distances. Spots can also be used in homes, restaurants and hotels for mood creation. The narrow beam focuses in one direction creating a dramatic ambience effect whilst giving your décor life. Spotlights can also be used to accentuate the details of an artwork on the wall.

LED Spots are better than halogen lights, as light is emitted from solid semiconductors, and not from the burning of a filament like traditional lamps. High temperature lights up the filament while emitting more heat from the bulb, in comparison less heat is emitted from LEDs due to the semiconductor wherein electricity passes. Thus, more energy is saved by LEDs. These lights start up instantly and produce 70% reduced UV emission, unlike fluorescent or halogen lamps. Novel Energy Lighting sells these LED spots in MR16, GU10, and PAR bases for high controllability and as dimmable lighting.

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