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LED light bulbs (Light Emitting Diodes) are not a new technology. Back in the day, around the late 1960s, when LED light bulbs just began popping up in shops and businesses, bright red was the only color option available for everyone.These little bulbs were a game-changer for technology at the time, but their use was pretty limited. You'd usually spot them glowing as the turn-on signs for different gadgets like TVs and audio gear. If your TV was on, you’d spot that glowing red light, …

Bulbs which use the GU10 fitting (a more recent version of the MR16), operate at mains voltage. They are often used in stylish down lighters fitted in many bathrooms and kitchens, both in the home and in commercial situations such as hotels. Find the perfect LED bulb for your lights on the GU10 LED page of our website. As these LED light bulbs use mains voltage, they don’t need a separate transformer or driver. In fact, each bulb has its own built-in driver. This makes them a …

It has long been accepted that incandescent light bulbs are no longer the future of household lighting. Attention is now shifting to their energy saving counterparts. But how do you know which type of energy efficient lighting is best suited to offer you effective light output, with maximum savings? Compact Fluorescent Lighting (CFL) has been around for quite some time and really emerged as the first alternative to Incandescent lighting. They do offer significant energy savings, b …