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LEDs are better than Incandescent & CFL Bulbs
LED stands for light-emitting diode. LED products create light about 90% more
efficient than incandescent light bulbs. When an electric current passes through a
microchip, it illuminates the tiny light sources called LEDs that emit light in the
visible spectrum. LEDs have heat sink built-in that absorbs radiated heat to keep
energy consumption and dissipation of heat low.
LED bulbs differ from incandescent and CFLs in several ways. They are highly
efficient(lumen/watt ratings are highest), versatile, and durable.

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LEDs are directional light sources, i.e., they emit light in a specific direction, unlike
incandescent and CFLs, which emit light and heat in all directions. This makes
LEDs energy efficient. Needless to say, sophisticated engineering is required to

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make LED light bulbs that last longer and shine bright while consuming less
energy. Lower energy consumption means lesser greenhouse gas emissions.
If ever wondered how a light bulb with sealed glass could produce any
greenhouse gas, here’s some food for thought – it’s not the light bulb but carbon
emission during the generation of electricity a light bulb consumes. Coal power
stations being one of the biggest contributors of all.
Australian households produce a lot of greenhouse gases, mostly from
transportation, heating and refrigeration, lighting appliances and waste (in
landfills). However, most families can lower their greenhouse gas emissions and
slash their energy costs by opting for energy efficiency program like VEU. The

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households account for around 1/5th of the total GHG emissions by Australia i.e.
18 tonnes per household each year. It can increase or decrease depending upon
your lifestyle and your energy retailer.
Three main pollutants a power station produces are:
● Sulfur Dioxide: Responsible for acid rain
● Nitrogen Oxide: Responsible for smog
● Carbon Dioxide (CO2): Responsible for global warning
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Energy Efficient LED Replacement Products
We replace old lights such as globes, halogen downlights and reflectors with
energy-efficient LED products in Melbourne, Victoria.
While planning your energy-efficient upgrade, we always consider:
● The look and function of the space
● Suitability of LED products
● How to minimize energy usage
Take advantage of the free led replacement program under VEU and:

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● Bid adieu to old globes, CFLs and halogens
● Shrink your power bills by over 80%
● Reduce the risk of household fire with a cooler running LED lights
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LED Upgrade Process

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Enquiry
We will confirm the best time to visit your premises
Site Assessment
We will conduct a free assessment of your space

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Installation
Our A-grade electricians will replace old bulbs with LED lights
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Save up to 80% on electricity bill by switching to LED lights
Replace Old Lights with LEDs for Free Under the
VEU Program Today
To get old lights replaced with energy-efficient LED lights for free, all you need is
get in touch with an LED lighting installer like us who can help you switch to LED
lights for free in Victoria under the Victorian Energy Upgrades Program. Worried
about the authenticity of products installed and documentation? Don’t! We install

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products approved under the VEU scheme to meet quality and safety standards.
Brands we use are Ecobulb, Onsemi, Primsal, etc. As for the paperwork, we do it
on your behalf to ensure your successful participation in the program to avail free
LED replacement.
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Residential LED Lighting Rebates
Under the Victorian Government LED Light Replacement Program, A
Victorian homeowner or an industrialist is eligible to replace Incandescent
bulbs, linear & compact fluorescent lights & HPS/HID high bays with their LED
counterparts like T5 linear LED high bays.
When you replace old halogen or incandescent lights with new
energy-efficient LED lights, there will be a substantial reduction in your
electricity bill. The actual reduction number varies as it is subjected to the
number of upgrades, operating time of the lights & corresponding units of
electricity saved by the new LED lights. The following table shows the running
cost of various types of globes to deliver the same output as a 100W

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incandescent globe.
Cost Of Globes To Deliver The Same Output
As A 100W Incandescent Globe
Type Of Globe
Watt
s
Hourly running cost
for all globes
in an average Victorian home
Incandescent globe 100
W
$1.92
Halogen globe 75W $1.44
Low voltage halogen (downlight) 70W $1.11
Compact fluorescent light (CFL) 22W $0.48
Linear fluorescent 14W $0.23

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LED globe 14W $0.23
LED downlight 20W $0.34
Though the average running cost of the globes may vary slightly as per unit
(kWh) electricity rates can vary from retailer to retailer, the LED globes are
clearly the winners as around 8 hours of running cost of a LED globe is equal
to an hour running cost of the incandescent globe.