LED Story
Developing Technology
Lighting is changing.  Once there was fire, followed by candles and fuelled lamps. Even the electric incandescent light bulb was really just a sophisticated version of the same principle, burning a filament and, like candles, producing more heat than light. Fluorescents are more efficient and in recent years the compact versions were the darling of the environmental movement, touted as the best replacements for energy hungry incandescents. But they had problems. Early versions took time to warm up and, according to one commentator, gave your home the pleasant ambience of a morgue. Their environmental credentials are compromised because they contain mercury which means they can’t be easily disposed of and breakages are hazardous. But their demise is really being sealed by the emergence of affordable LEDs. Non toxic and offering a choice of pleasing colour temperatures, LEDs are clearly the way of the future.

LED Law
From the astonishing brightness of a humble bicycle light to the meticulous illumination required for the Sistine Chapel, LED lighting is casting a new light in every area of our lives.  Many people have heard of Moore’s Law, which claims that computer chips double in speed and halve in cost every 18 months. Less well known is Haitz’s Law, which predicts that the amount of light produced by LEDs increases by a factor of 20 every decade while the cost drops by a factor of 10. Since he proposed this in 1999, his predictions have proven correct and the ongoing improvement of LEDs mean that they have become the first choice lighting in any refit or new project.

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