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Where can we purchase the LED lights developed for Starbucks?

I very informative that technology

I want to know where I can buy one and what it would cost to install. I want to save as much as energgy as possible.

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Heard you can get info here about led lighting displays and it seems the sight changed or they gave the wrong link. Either way. Here is this for jingles. You want us to go green? You want us to save? Well why go green when it is cheaper to not? I can get a light stran of 100 lights for $1.87 or less with regular but for single lights it’s a 50 stran for $5.00.. Now if you want to light up your house entirely for cheap and do it in 1 year which would you do? Right the regular. LED may save over time but for most of us why save over time when it is cheaper just to buy regular? Encourage me to change over and I will. Until then screw it I will just get dinged by electric bills.

I want to use led lighting in my kitchen at home. i would like to use solar panels for a supply. how involved will this be and how costly cuold it be.where would i get the componets to light my kitchen

John Wood: If you’re interested in cost alone, it takes a pretty long time for the LED Christmas lights to pay for themselves in reduced energy costs. If you run the lights 8 hours a day for 30 days, the traditional incandescent lights (at around 25 watts per 50 bulb strand) will use 6 KWh of electricity, or 60 cents if you pay 10 cents per KWh. The same LED strand will use around 5 watts, so it will cost you 12 cents to run for the same amount of time.

So, you’d have to run them for over 8 seasons to make them pay themselves back if a 50 LED strand set costs $4 more than traditional lights.

Of course, LED’s have other advantages like cooler operating temperature and much longer lifetime, so you could save money by being able to reuse the LED lights for many seasons without the bulbs burning out. (though if you use them outside, the LED strands will likely fail as quickly as regular strands since corrosion will affect cheap consumer strands at the same rate whether they are traditional or LED lamps)

does anyone out there have a wiring diagram for LED christmas lights. I have a 70 string that is not working and I wanted to try to fix it.

thanks

Donald King, 2 simple solutions.
One, find a display case that uses MR11 lamp holders
(G4 sockets).Instead of normal halogen 10W or 20W MR11′s, use high-power LED MR11′s with a color temperature of 4,000K to 6,500K. They use as little as 1 watt and they are very directional The light is ideal for clear (diamonds) or subtly colored or silver and platinum jewelry. For gold or warmer colored gemstones a lower color temperature is probably better, but there is no perfect light for all types of jewelry.
LED lamps do get warm or even hot (there is a reason the PAR20 lamp shown has an extensive aluminum heat sink), but they do not project this heat along with their light as incandescent/halogen lights will.
However, the total heat emitted in a single display case will be radically lower.
The life of these LED MR11′s should be around 20,000 hours if the mfr claims are to be believed.
Most of the time, the same transformer that powered the halogen lamps will power the 12V LED’s as well.
In summary:
GOOD: = High lumens per watt, relatively low heat, very long life, interesting color choices.
BAD: Very high cost ($25-$50 retail), transformer compatibility.
VERDICT: If you can afford them, you must.
I haven’t bothered to check if GE has an LED MR11 yet, but I guarantee you, they will in the near future.

Two, you can also now buy linear LED “sticks” with a square cross section of about .75″. Most will require a “driver” (12-24V DC transformer), and some might now be 120V plug-in versions.
Since LED’s are typically “lensed” already, you will get good directionality from these bars as well, but you can only rotate the bar around one axis.
Good: Availability, ease of installation.
BAD: Cost, lack of individual adjustability.
VERDICT: This might be your thing.

By the way, in case the standard 12V AC transformer in a halogen lighted display case won’t work with the retrofitted LED lamps, DC drivers are commonly available for $15-$50.

Even LED’s will require some kind of lamp holder, as bare LED’s are typically soldered into place on a circuit board, or they will need some kind of attachment other than dangling leads.

However, if you want to see current state of the art display cases, find a SWAROVSKI” crystal dealer.
Their display cases use a single light 4,000 Kelvin “engine”. often a 50W-150W GE metal halide lamp (10,000 -20,000 HOURS) in an optically sealed but fan ventilated box.
This light is routed via a number (10-100) of fiber optic conductors to just as many little adjustable tiny light “fixtures” all over the case.
It looks and works fabulously, but it also is not a perfect solution.
GOOD: No heat or electricity at the point of light emittance, great light quality, tremendous flexibility in light placement.
BAD: High price for the engine and hardware, degradation of glass fiber transmittance and lamp light output over time.
VERDICT: Good current compromise of cost versus function if you can afford the whole set-up.

Now I know you asked what time it was, and I told you how to build a watch, but here is one more opinion on incandescent lamps:
Do you think GE, which perfected the light bulb as we know it, is going to let it die just like that?
I don’t.
I think they are working on improving the efficiency of the standard lamp.
Some methods are well known and proven already, but GE being GE, I think they will come up with an additional trick or two to extend the life of this very popular lighting technology.
To paraphrase their slogan: “They’ll bring good light to things”
Many people will never warm up to fluorescents, and not everyone loves the quality of LED lighting either.
I assume they will keep any mayor innovation close to their vest until ready for a sensational, GE style new product roll-out.
Axel Hoefer

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