Below are the most popular lighting-related questions consumers ask online. At SuperLED Electronic, we've compiled all the answers in one convenient place, listed in no specific order. Feel free to ask more questions in the comments section, and we'll provide you with the answers.

What is Lumens?
Lumens is a measurement unit that indicates the amount of light a bulb or fixture produces. Previously, light output was measured in watts, based on the power needed to operate the bulb. However, with the advent of various bulb options requiring different wattages, we now measure them using lumens.

What is Watts?
A watt is a unit of electrical power that measures the rate of energy consumption per second. For instance, a 60-watt bulb consumes 60 watts or 60 joules per second.

What is the Kelvin Scale?
The Kelvin scale measures the color temperature of light. Warmer (yellowish) light has a lower Kelvin temperature, while colder (bluer) light has a higher Kelvin temperature. Selecting the correct Kelvin temperature is crucial when purchasing light bulbs.

What is an Incandescent Light Bulb?
Incandescent bulbs are the traditional lighting style invented by Thomas Edison. They contain a thin filament that glows when heated by an electric current. Incandescent bulbs typically have a lower or warmer Kelvin temperature and have a shorter lifespan compared to LEDs.

What is a Halogen Bulb?
Halogen bulbs also contain a filament but are filled with halogen gas, making them brighter and more efficient. They are commonly used in automobile headlights due to their brightness. However, they can become extremely hot, posing a risk of burns if touched.

What is a Fluorescent Bulb?
Fluorescent bulbs use gases instead of a filament and are more energy-efficient than incandescent and halogen bulbs. However, they have a slight delay in reaching full brightness and have been criticized for containing mercury gas.

What is an LED Bulb?
LED stands for "light-emitting diode." It is a semiconductor that produces light when an electric current flows through it. LED bulbs are the most energy-efficient and longest-lasting bulbs available.

What are O-LED Lights?
O-LEDs are organic light-emitting diodes that are thinner and more fragile than traditional LEDs. As a result, they have a shorter lifespan.

How Long Do LED Bulbs Last?
LED bulbs can last up to 25,000 hours or more, depending on usage and environmental factors. Continuous use and exposure to extreme conditions can shorten their lifespan.

Are LED Lights Considered Green Technology?
LED lights are considered green technology because they consume less energy and do not contain harmful components like those found in fluorescent bulbs. They also need to be replaced less frequently, reducing landfill waste.

Do LED Lights Reduce CO2 Emissions?
Since power plants emit CO2 when generating electricity, and LED lights consume less electricity, they help reduce CO2 emissions.

Do LED Lights Ever Burn Out?
LED lights can eventually burn out, depending on usage and environmental conditions. Proper fixture use, adequate current, and avoiding extreme elements can help extend their lifespan.

What are LED Filament Light Bulbs?
LED filament bulbs mimic the old-style bulb appearance while incorporating modern LED technology. They use smaller diodes connected in a linear shape to achieve this look, but they have a shorter lifespan and produce warmer, less bright light. They are primarily used for aesthetic purposes.

Should I Switch to LED Bulbs?
If you're still using incandescent bulbs, switching to LED bulbs is a wise choice due to their energy-saving benefits.