LED GLS - An Eco-Friendly Lighting Solution

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LEDs have proven to be a dependable and energy efficient lighting solution. LED GLS are  robust, extremely energy efficient, and long lasting. Indeed they are far more rugged and durable than traditional incandescent light bulbs, where the filaments are easily damaged.
LED GLS
LED GLS
 


LED GLS bulbs have a longer life than traditional halogen, CFL, or incandescent bulbs. Saving electricity consumption up to 80%, these bulbs cut your electricity bills over the long term. These LEDs can replace standard 20W to 100W GLS incandescent lamps. For instance the Osram GLS 10W LED lamp is equivalent to 60W incandescent, an energy saving of 83%.

Novel Energy Lighting supplies dimmable and non-dimmable LED GLS lamps. Our quality manufacturers include like Philips, Megaman, and Osram. We promote the Philips Master LED 12W GLS that produces around 800 lumens, consuming only 20% of the energy. This quality lamp has a warm white 2700K colour temperature and a high colour rendering index >80. It delivers a marvelous ambience to any space in a pendant or lamp fixture.

These bulbs save power and also deliver long-lasting life of up to 25,000 hours, making them a fit and forget solution to all your lighting needs. With these bulbs you do not have to worry about replacing them because they rarely fail.

Being mercury-and lead-free, LED GLS bulbs do no harm to the environment and are recyclable. Easy to dispose, these save on your maintenance cost as well. 
This lighting technology is now used around the globe and it’s time you adopt it too!

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