LED stands for “light-emitting diode”. They feature a semiconductor compound, which converts electrical energy into light. Modern LEDs are distinguished by their energy-efficiency and long service life. These advantages are especially important when it comes to protecting the climate and our environment. But it’s not just electricity that LEDs save when compared with other lighting technologies; they also drastically reduce waste because the bulbs rarely have to be replaced.

There’s no room that they don’t work in. LED bulbs can and should be used for the entire outdoor area and indoor area of your home – from the bathroom and kitchen, to the living room and bedroom, to the hallway and staircase. There are so many compelling advantages to modern LED technology that there really is no area in or around the house that LEDs aren’t suitable for.

There are really no limitations when it comes to LED technology: if you want to illuminate your home with LEDs, you can enjoy a wealth of options. All of the lighting possibilities that you could possibly desire can be realised with modern LED technology.

• LED downlight lights
• LED spotlights
• LED wall lights
• LED solar lights
• LED outdoor spotlights

In living rooms, you want cosy lighting to help you relax. For warm white, comfortable lighting, 2,700 to 3,300 kelvins is just right. In rooms like the bathroom, kitchen or office, a cool white, neutral light of 3,300 to a maximum of 5,300 kelvins is recommended. For utility rooms like a cellar or garage, a daylight white is best (over 5,300). Ultimately, these are only recommendations – you can find the >colour temperature you feel the most comfortable with by testing it out. A bulb that can change its colour temperature is ideal for this.