1, What is the LEDs?

LEDs stand for Light Emitting Diodes are solid-state semiconductor devices that convert electrical energy directly into visible light.

2, What are the benefits to use LED light?

LED light can provide the same lighting quality by using 80% less energy than incandescent bulbs, and the LED light last more than 50,000 hours which tremendously reduce the bulb changes and service maintenance, and LED light contains no mercury, 100% recyclable.

3, Why can Lexell provide 5 years warranty on the products?

We seek for greater perfections on every single component. In order to ensure the highest quality and longer life of the products, we work closely with world top manufacturers, and use their parts inside our products, such MOS Tube from US Fairchild Semiconductor, Control Chip from STMicroelectronics, Reference Voltage Chips from Texas Instruments and Transistor from Toshiba.

4, What are the advantages of LED T8 Tube with external driver compare with LED T8 Tube with buildin (integrated) driver?

The LED T8 Tube will last longer and more stable to separate the driver. For details, click here.

5, What is the CCT chart?

CCT stands for Correlated Color Temperature,

6, What is the recent legislation to phase-out incandescent lamps?

Energy Independence And Security Act of 2007 phases out inefficient incandescent lamps starting in 2010 and with 100W in 2012 and 60W & 40W in 2014

•   Phases out lamps between 40 and 150 watts within the two year time line

•   Requires light bulb makers to improve the efficiency of incandescent bulbs by 25 percent.

•   Phase II of this will start in 2020, which will effect all general purpose bulbs

Canada, European Union and other countries have enacted similar policies, examples of incandescent lamp bans:

•    Brazil and Venezuela phase out started in 2005

      Switzerland, The Netherlands, Australia and Ireland began their phase out in 2009

•    Philippines phased out by 2010

•   Italy phase out began 2010

•    India will phase out by 2012

•    U.K. phases out by 2011

•    Finland phases out as of 2011

•    Argentina, Russia and Canada will phase out in 2012

•     All members of the EU will phase out by 2012

China agreed to phase out incandescent production over the next 10 years

·   China accounts for 75% to 90% of world light bulb manufacturing