LED bulbs: A sustainable lighting option for your home – Times of India

When it comes to indoor lighting elements , LED lights use up to 90 percent less energy than incandescent bulbs and also last up to 25 times longer-making them a sustainable option that can replace the traditional lighting tools. Also, an LED bulb tends to produce less heat than incandescent models which can reduce the indoor cooling costs as well. LED bulbs are one of the most popular products in the market and a number of them also come with smart lighting features that can be operated through the smartphones. If you are changing the lighting system in your home or are simply looking for options to increase indoor lighting, consider investing in an LED bulb. Check out our recommendations below: Overly bright light can cause damage to the eyes and the Philips LED bulb comes with a lower Flicker Index and SVM less than 1.3 which ensures that it does not cause any physical discomfort to the eyes. This energy-efficient home appliance features no visible flickering, glare reduction technology, and it is also eye safety compliant. This LED bulb can be used over a work or a study area for optimum brightness and also around the house to save electricity consumption. '; var randomNumber = Math.random(); var isIndia = (window.geoinfo && window.geoinfo.CountryCode === 'IN') && (window.location.href.indexOf('outsideindia') === -1 ); //console.log(isIndia && randomNumber A WiFi enabled device ensures extremely accessible operation and this LED bulb from Wipro can be controlled remotely with the help of the Wipro Next Smart App. This LED light bulb is also equipped for changing brightness and white light between Warm White (2700K) and Cool Day White (6500K) with Wipro Next App. The bulb can also be adjusted to change into a million Colors with color options available in App. This single LED bulb can be used for changing the ambience of room for partying, reading, sleeping and more. This LED bulb is also compatible with voice assistants and can be grouped to operate together. This smart LED bulb from Philips is also WiFi enabled, which gives you the access and comfort of operating it from your smartphone. With the help of the Wiz App, this LED bulb can be switched to change between a million installed colours and preset themes. Be it a cozy dinner gathering or a group study session, this LED bulb will provide seamless lighting that accommodates the lighting needs of both. The bulb also features a dimming setting along with cool and warm lighting mode. This innovative LED bulb from Syska is equipped to emit Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI), that uses short wavelengths to effectively kill germs around its surroundings. With zero UV or IR radiations, this LED bulb gives light emissions of the wavelength 400nm to 420nm, which is completely safe for human exposure. The 2-in-1 bulb comes in two modes-lighting and anti-bacterial and just antibacterial to give you flexibility for usage. The HomeMate Smart LED bulb can be controlled through voice commands and the operations range from turning it on and off to dimming and switching to a preset. The LED bulb can also be controlled remotely with the help of a Smart Life app, that can be downloaded on both iOS and android smartphones. The smart bulb also enables you to schedule its switch on and off times through the App. This LED bulb can also be used in group and synchronized together to achieve a desirable lighting effect. The Syska Mosguard 2-in-1 mosquito killer bulb is a chemical-free product which can kill mosquitoes while providing you with energy efficient, adaptable lighting indoors. The LED bulb comes with two modes- a Mosquito Killer Mode and Lighting plus Mosquito Killer Mode, where the lighting aspect of the bulb operates as a regular light bulb. The mosquito killing aspect is a blue LED bulb that attracts the mosquitoes and kills them. As the LED bulb is designed for indoor use, it is ideal for installation in schools, colleges, commercial spaces as well as homes. DISCLAIMER: The Times of India's journalists were not involved in the production of this article.

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LED bulbs: A sustainable lighting option for your home - Times of India