December 15, 2003—LEDtronics has introduced a complete new line of 3200K (Kelvin) Warm Incandescent-White LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) and LED Lamps in a variety of LED configurations, sizes, dispersion angles, packages, and standard electrical bases. These 3200K White LEDs emit a warm incandescent-white light that makes them excellent replacements for standard incandescent lighting, says the company. The LED lamps come in many sizes ranging from 3mm midget flange up to 3.75-inch R30-style spotlights.
Architects, designers, and lighting professionals will find that the LEDs’ 100,000-hour (11-year) life spans make LEDs ideal solutions for maintenance-intensive and ornamental lighting applications, says the company. Plus, LED lamps use only 10% – 20% of the energy consumed by equivalent incandescent lamps, which when combined with their maintenance-free operation results in substantial cost savings.
According to LEDtronics, solid-state construction renders LEDs impervious to electrical and mechanical shocks, vibrations, frequent switchings, and environmental extremes. LED lamps perform well in applications subjected to voltage dips or surges. Integrated current-limited resistors and polarity-protection diodes assure that no circuit modifications are required. Additionally, with the use of multiple LEDs, an LED cluster lamp continues to provide light even if one or more emitters fail, unlike when the filament breaks in an incandescent bulb.
Prices for 3200K Warm Incandescent-White LEDs and Bulbs range from $2 – $198 each in quantities of 100, depending on the number of LEDs and lamp models. For more information visit LEDtronics or call 800/579-4875.
