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Ever noticed your LED bulbs flicker before lighting up? This brief flash often occurs due to a power surge or internal circuitry charging up. It’s a reminder of the technology at play, swiftly converting electrical energy into that warm glow you love.
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When choosing the right wattage for outdoor LED bulbs, consider brightness and purpose. A 10-15 watt bulb is ideal for pathway lights, while 20-30 watts works well for security fixtures. Balance efficiency and illumination to enhance your outdoor space.
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When choosing a LED light bulb, understanding foot candles can be pivotal. Foot candles measure light intensity—one foot candle is equivalent to one lumen per square foot. Typically, a 10-watt LED bulb can emit about 800 lumens, or 80 foot candles spread over a larger area, ensuring optimal illumination for any space.
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LED light bulbs function by converting electricity into light through a process called electroluminescence. When 120 volts AC power flows through the bulb, it energizes the semiconductor material, producing bright, efficient illumination with minimal heat.
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