Monday, September 17, 2007

Energy Efficient LED Holiday Lights

Surprise everyone, whether you believe it or not, the holidays are coming around the corner. How can you tell? When holiday merchandise are just now getting stocked at your local Walmart. Well this post is aimed at getting those who choose to celebrate the holidays with lighting, that you do so in an environmentally friendly way. LED Christmas lights, are way energy efficient and have a whole list of benefits over their incandescent counterparts. Here are some major reasons why you should make the switch:

1.) 90% more efficient over incandescent lighting
2.) extremely durable by means of tough plastic
3.) safe, LED's operate at 1 degree over ambient temp.
4.) LED's will last up to 50,000 hours long
5.) Environmentally friendly by means of energy efficiency

The website is now offering a 10% off as pre-season sale on orders of $50. The LED lights also come with a full lifetime warranty so you can have peace of mind that they will last you for a very long time. With energy saving holiday LED's, the amount of energy you save will pay for the cost of the lights over time. These cool holiday lights are really a win win for everyone.

In all reality, it is my opinion that putting up holiday lights is nothing but a big waste of energy. However, if you do put up lights this year, please make the eco-friendly choice and use energy efficient LED's instead.

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HStrang said...

Can you get these lights at Wal-Mart? Now, that would be a trip. I'm with you on the irrelevancy of Xmas lights, but it's always great to have an eco-friendly option.

If you have a chance, check out my blog post today on Retail Design Diva about major retailers who are taking major steps to help the environment. Office Depot reduced its carbon emissions by 10%! It's pretty encouraging.

http://retaildesigndiva.blogs.com/

And if you know of retailers that are making environmentally friendly changes, be sure to leave a comment and let us know.

-Heather :)

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alvinwriter said...

Hi! I'm writing in from the Voxant Newsroom. It's about time that Christmas lights are "led-ing" the way to lessen carbon footprints. These new lights not only last long, but are bust-proof as well.

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Kari said...

I love Christmas lights but the waste of energy is too much so I never put them up. This LED thing could be promising. I happen to catch that Living with Ed show this past weekend and he was putting up solar Christmas lights with Bruce Vilanch and they were very cool. Thought you might like to read about them.
http://www.livingwithed.net/
eguide.asp?CID=17&xepisode=Season%202

Tony said...

That's amazing, seems like they got everything on Energy Conservation, I wouldn't mind getting those LED Holiday Lights.

Also, I hope this isn't TOO off topic, but it does involve energy efficient lights.

I made a post about this in MY blog

I entitled it: This Bulb which talks about the replacement of the typical household bulb, plus a link to the video of a National Geographic Clip promoting the bulb.

Very interesting.

Tony, Blogmaster of his Environmental Blog

Rob Thorell said...

Induction lighting is one of lifes great mysterys to me. When the lighting application requires the performace of HID or metal halide bulbs only induction lighting can measure up. LEDs are great but in scenarios where lots of light is required they dont measure up. Not to mention induction lamps will last for 100,000 hours which is incredible.

It won't be long before residential lights are offered from companies such as this http://www.trirlighting.com

James said...

hmm..It's always very pleasent with the LED Christmas lights becuase they are very colorful and make your holiday more pleasent for you. Some of my celebrations are also celebrated with the LED lights.