Comparison Chart LED Lights vs. Incandescent Light Bulbs vs. CFLs (Comparison of LED light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and light

Energy efficiency and the cost of lighting
The average duration	30 - 50 000 hour	1000 -1200 hour	6 - 8000 hour
Equivalent power consumption compared to the traditional 60W bulb (LED bulbs use less power (W) per unit of light generated (lumens)	6-8W	60W	14-16W
Annual energy consumption in kWh with 30 bulbs	330kWh/year	3285kWh/year	770kWh/year
Annual costs at a price of 0.15 euro / kWh	49,5 euro	492,75 euro	115,5 euro
Impact on the environment
Mercury content	No	No	Yes - contain toxic mercury
RoHS compliant	Yes	Yes	NO - contains 1 to 5 milligrams of mercury in each bulb which is a high threat to the environment and people
Carbon dioxide emissions per year by power plants to power 30 light bulbs	220 kg/year	2250 kg/year	1025kg/year
Important Information
Sensitivity to  emperatures	No	Some	Yes - should not work at temperatures below - 22 degrees Celsius and higher than 50 degrees Celsius
Sensitivity to humidity	No	Some	Yes
Sensitivity to frequent switching	No	Some	Yes - significantly shorten of the life
Work at 100% power when you turn on	Yes	Yes	No - the bulb has to warm up
Mechanical strength	Very durable - LEDs are resistant to drops and impacts	Not too tough - the bubble glass breakage can be	Not too tough - the bubble glass breakage can be
Heat dissipation	1W/hour	25W/hour	8,8W/hour
Consequences of failure	nothing special	nothing special	May cause fire, gas emissions containing mercury

You can read the efficiency of individual light sources from the table.
There is no doubt that LED is currently the most economical and effective source of light.
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