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Difference between halogen lamp and led lamp

Differences and purchase considerations

Halogen and LED lamps are two types of lamps that differ substantially in their structure.

Halogen lamps are made up of a tungsten filament inside a thin glass capsule, while LED lamps are made up of a semiconductor chip that emits light when powered.

Halogen lamps are more efficient than LED lamps, but they also have a shorter life. Furthermore, halogen lamps emit a warmer light than LED lamps, which makes them less suitable for indoor lighting.

LED lamps are typically more expensive than halogen lamps, but have a much longer life and are able to emit a cooler light, making them ideal for indoor lighting.

Which lamp to choose for your home?

When choosing between halogen and LED lamps, there are a few things to consider. LEDs are more energy efficient than halogen lamps but may be more expensive upfront. Halogen lamps produce more heat than LEDs, so they may not be ideal for use indoors. LEDs also last longer than halogen lamps, so they may be a better investment in the long run.

LED lamps, therefore, guarantee low consumption and long life, allow good energy savings, reach maximum brightness as soon as they are switched on, and are ideal for adapting to any environment, as they can have warm, cold, or colored light; while halogen lamps produce a warm, bright and powerful light with low consumption.

More information

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