TCP Lighting offers a wide variety of LED bulbs. You can use TCP LED bulbs in many applications, including:
LED light technology offers an energy efficient lighting alternative to traditional incandescent, fluorescent, and HID fixtures. Residential LED lighting uses up to 75% less energy than incandescent lighting.
LED lighting systems use light emitting diodes instead of the filament and generate very little heat. Additionally, incandescent light bulbs use a filament, which burns out quickly due to the heat generated by the bulb. They offer a much longer lifespan, lasting up to 25 times longer than incandescent!
When choose the best LED light bulb for your space, consider the following:
Lumens - also referred to as luminous flux, indicates the brightness, or light output, of a bulb. It measures the quantity of visible light emitted. The higher the number of lumens, the brighter the bulb!
Wattage - measures the amount of power consumed by the bulb. In the past, it also could indicate the brightness of incandescent bulbs. Wattage does not indicate brightness anymore. With the rise of LED lighting, we now use lumens to represent the brightness of a bulb. LED light bulbs can offer a low wattage but a high lumen count for an energy efficient but bright light bulb.
Color temperature - measures the color (or shade) of the white light emitted from the bulb in Kelvins (K).
With over 20 years of lighting experience, TCP Lighting manufactures comprehensive lines of quality lighting systems. They aim to provide energy efficient lighting innovations that offer a brighter, longer-lasting light.
TCP controls every aspect of the production process from the design to the development, manufacturing, and distribution. They use the best quality chips, drivers, optics, and thermals for their LED products. They offer leading LED driver designs and patents as well.
TCP Lighting offers a wealth of LED lighting products, including: