LED stands for light emitting diode. An LED is a semiconductor device, generating light through a process called electroluminescence. When you pass an electric current through semiconductor material, it emits visible light. As such, an LED stands in exact contrast to a photovoltaic cell, which is the cell used in solar arrays to convert visible light into electricity.We’ve known about the technology behind LEDs for years. Contributing to the development of solid-state transistors, LED technology helped to land an astronaut on the moon and enable the creation of portable AM radios!
we are working with the third-generation of LEDs. This latest generation lasts longer, is more durable, performs better and is more energy-efficient than any other source of lighting.
Long Lifespan
Energy Efficiency
Improved Environmental Performance
The Ability to Operate in Cold Conditions
No Heat or UV Emissions
Design Flexibility
Instant Lighting and the Ability to Withstand Frequent Switching
Low Voltage Operation
Dimming Capabilities
Directionality