Showing posts with label australian lamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label australian lamps. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 October 2016

Philips CorePro LED Capsule

Two new Philips CorePro LED Capsule options at LightOnline:
Product Features:

  • 2W (equivalent to 20W)
  • The CorePro LEDcapsule is a true alternative to the halogen capsule.
  • Compatible with existing fixtures with G4 holders and designed for retrofit replacement of halogen capsules.
  • Huge energy savings and minimizes maintenance costs without any compromise on light quality.
  • Colour Temp: Warm White (3000K)
  • Lumens: 195 lm
  • Dimensions: H 45 mm x Dia14.3mm
Colour TemperatureWarm White 3000K
Energy SavingYes
BaseLamp Base G4
Volts12V
Watts2W
Bulb TypeLED Capsule
Lumen195 lm
DimensionH 45 mm x Dia 14.3mm
Life15,000 hrs
Other Code929001131849, CorePro LEDcapsule LV 2W G4 WH AU 1PF
Lamp ApplicationIt is particularly suitable for task lighting and decorative applications in homes, shops, hotels and restaurants.



  • 2.5W (equivalent to 25W)
  • High quality light to make themselves to be a true replacement of halogen specialty lamp (such as G9 and R7S).
  • Huge energy saving
  • Minimize maintenance costs, without any compromise on light quality
  • Colour Temp: Warm White (2700K)
  • Lumens: 200 lm
  • Dimensions: H 53 mm x Dia 18 mm
Colour TemperatureWarm White 2700K
Energy SavingYes
BaseLamp Base G9
Volts220 - 240V
Watts2.5W
Bulb TypeLED capsule
Lumen200 lm
DimensionH 53 mm x Dia 18 mm
Life15,000 hrs
Other Code929001133402, CorePro LEDcapsuleMV 2.5-25W 827 G9
Lamp ApplicationIt is particularly suitable for task lighting in hotel and restaurants, and ideal for decorative and ambient application.



Product Features:

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Monday, 26 September 2016

Awox StriimLIGHT Color 7W LED with Bluetooth 13W SPEAKER E27

Product Features:
  • Simple to use, with crisp and clear sound anywhere you can plug in a light bulb
  • Plays audio right from your Bluetooth® MP3/music players, including computers and numerous types of smartphones and tablets
  • Includes remote control, or use the free AwoX SmartCOLOR Control mobile app to control lighting and color
  • Remote control for light on/off, sound volume setup and mute
  • Energy-saving LED bulb, 100-240v, fits standard E27 socket
  • 7W equivalent to 40W incandescent
SoftwareBLUETOOTH™
- A2DP: Yes
- AVRCP: Yes
VOLUME CONTROL
- Via mobile phone
- Via remote control
Remote Control
- Light control: On/Off button
- Volume control: up, down, mute
HardwareLIGHT
- Lighting white: temperature adjustable from warm white (2700k) to cold white (6000K)
- Lighting colors: 16 million possible combinations.
- Intensity adjustable lighting.
- Light Power: 7W equivalent to 40W incandescent
- Rated luminous flux: 375 lm (white)
SOCKET
- EU Version: E27 socket
AUDIO OUTPUT
- Amp Class D
- 13W mono, 10% THD
SPEAKER
- Size: 2 inch, 8ohm
- Range: 200Hz – 20000Hz
POWER SUPPLY
- EU version : Bulb LED 100-240V
- Power consumption: 27W maximum
DIMENSIONS
- Millimeters: 111.5 (H) x 95 (W) x 95 (L)
- Inches: 4.39(H) x 3.74 (W) x 3.74 (L)
WEIGHT
- 680 g (approx.) | 14.11 oz (approx.)

Colour TemperatureAdjustable from 2700k to 6000K
DimmableYes
Energy SavingYes
BaseEdison Screw[ES] E27
Volts100 - 240V
FinishWhite
Watts7W
Bulb TypeStriimLIGHT Color LED
Lumen420 lm
Dimension111.5 mm (H) x 95 mm (W) x 95 mm (L)
Life30,000 hrs
Lamp ApplicationGeneral Lighting

If you have any questions about any of the products listed in our store, or would like to talk to us about anything else, please feel free to contact us by email or call us between 8:30am and 5:00pm AEST Monday to Friday on (03) 9819 1777. In addition, if there is something you would like that is currently not available in our store, please let us know and we will order it in for you.
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Thursday, 28 January 2016

Deluxlite Qir Double Jacketed Heat Lamp 300W Ceramic Heat Lamp

Deluxlite Qir Double Jacketed Heat Lamp 300W



Deluxlite Qir Double Jacketed Heat Lamp 300W Ceramic Heat Lamp

The single and double jacketed QIR lamps are designed for food warming bainmarines, keeping food in the optimum temperature.
These quartz idonine lamps are equipped with heat dissipation ventilation, and also available in two jackets version for extra security (in case of lamp failure).

Colour TemperatureWarm White 3000K
Special Light ColourInfra Red
BaseLamp Base R7s
Volts240V
FinishClear
Watts300W
Bulb TypeDouble Jacketed
Dimension22 x 118mm
Other CodeDELUXLITE HEAT LAMP QIR 240V 300W 118mm DOUBLE JACKETED R7S
Lamp Applicationfood warming bainmarines, keeping food in the optimum temperature.

Monday, 14 December 2015

LED Lighting – the lighting guide for energy saving lamps

What is LED lighting?

A LED light is a light-emitting diode (LED) based product that is fixed into a light bulbs for use in lighting sources. They utilize slightly less energy than CFLs and lighting brands claim LEDs last 20,000 to 50,000 hours. That is around 18 to 46 years when used three hours a day. LEDs right away light up, even in sub zero temperatures, and lifespan is not affected by regularly turning them on and off. Some of the LED light bulbs can dim as low as good old incandescent bulbs.

Benefits in using LED lighting

In the recent days with the significant price drops on LED lights it positions itself as the best lighting alternative over other lighting technologies in the market. Let’s look at few major benefits of LED lighting here.
  • LED light bulbs are 90 percent more efficient than incandescent bulbs
  • Available in a variety of colour temperatures
  • Not sensitive to cold environments
  • Produce next to no heat or UV emissions
  • Available in dimmable varients
  • Able to withstand heavy vibrations and rough handling due to the lack of a sensitive filament
  • Can be cycled on and off frequently without shortening the lifespan
  • Longest average life expectancy of all incandescent replacements, lasting up to 25 to 50 times longer

Comparing LED lights lifespan with other technologies

Long lifetime stands out as the number one benefits of LED Lighting. LED bulbs and diodes have an outstanding operational lifetime expectation. Lighting diodes emit lower output levels over a very long period of time and become less bright while LEDs maintain their original brightness throughout their lifespan. Therefore surely it will add up to the economic side at the end reflecting on energy bills.

Alternate lighting technologies

Incandescent Light bulbs

Incandescent lights are your inexpensive, tried-and-true light sources. However, they are very energy-inefficient compared to newer fluorescent or LED lights, and as you may have noticed, they don’t last very long. Perhaps the most popular incandescent light bulb is a 60-watt bulb with a medium base, which is typically used in a ceiling fan or lamp. Due to government regulations, you are no longer able to easily purchase standard incandescent globes in the market.

Halogen Light Bulbs

Halogen lights are most popular in landscape lighting or automotive headlights. They produce bright, far-reaching light, and they also tend to emit a lot of heat. They are often used as outdoor reflector bulbs or infrared lights in heat lamps.

Fluorescent & Compact Fluorescent Lamps

Fluorescent lights are often made in a tube shape and used in commercial ceiling fixtures. Sometimes, fluorescent tubes are also used residentially in kitchens or garages. Since fluorescent lights are much more energy-efficient than incandescent lights, compact-fluorescent lights (the swirly light bulbs) have been made to replace them. Fluorescent lights come in special plug-in styles too, which are usually used commercially or outdoors.

Friday, 13 November 2015

Buy light bulbs online in Australia? Most find this guide helpful!

Changing a burned out light bulb can be a daunting task, especially when it’s for an uncommon use or fixture
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Changing a burned out light bulb can be a daunting task, especially when it’s for an uncommon use or fixture. The good news is we can make that process a bit easier. Since top considerations for choosing a new bulb include fixture, technology, wattage and color temperature, answering these four questions will give you a strong foundation for your search.

1. What fixture is your light bulb for?
Unsurprisingly, certain light bulbs are more common in certain kinds of fixtures than others. Was your old light bulb in a ceiling fan fixture or the vanity light in your bathroom? Was it used for a special application, such as in your car or refrigerator? Was it used outdoors or perhaps in your office? You get the idea. After unscrewing your burned-out bulb and examining it for relevant information such as brand name or wattage, you’ll need to consider its application and check the requirements of the fixture.

You also need to make sure your new bulb has the right bulb shape and base type. Sometimes, all you have is your old light bulb to guide you—take it with you to the store or have it out when browsing your options online. Popular household bulb shapes include A19, decorative chandelier, and outdoor reflector (PARMR, and BR-type bulbs), but here is a longer list of common household bulb shapes if none of these fit the bill.

Moreover, having the right base type on your bulb ensures it will screw into your fixture properly. Typically, you’ll need an A19 with a medium base for a ceiling fan light fixture or lamp, or a chandelier bulb with a candelabra base for a chandelier or wall sconce. Depending on application, light bulbs can be wide and varied. If you need further help identifying your bulb, ask one of our lighting experts here at Light Online, We’re always happy to help!

2. What light bulb technology should you use?
Light bulbs of all shapes and sizes come in a variety of different technologies. For example, there are LED A19 bulbs, CFL A19 bulbs, incandescent A19 bulbs, etc. Some technologies are more energy-efficient than others, and some are better suited for certain purposes. The five main types of lighting technology are incandescent, fluorescent, LED, halogen, and HID.

Incandescent: Incandescent lights are your inexpensive, tried-and-true light sources. However, they are very energy-inefficient compared to newer fluorescent or LED lights, and as you may have noticed, they don’t last very long. Chances are the light bulb that burned out was an incandescent. Perhaps the most popular incandescent light bulb is a 60-watt bulb with a medium base, which is typically used in a ceiling fan or lamp.

Fluorescent: Fluorescent lights are often made in a tube shape and used in commercial ceiling fixtures. Sometimes, fluorescent tubes are also used residentially in kitchens or garages. Since fluorescent lights are much more energy-efficient than incandescent lights, compact-fluorescent lights (the swirly light bulbs) have been made to replace them. Fluorescent lights come in special plug-in styles too, which are usually used commercially or outdoors.

LEDLED lights are the most advanced lighting options on the market. They are made to be energy-efficient replacements for bulbs used in residential, commercial, outdoor, and even industrial applications. When you figure out the bulb and base type you need, chances are it’s available in an LED style, too.

Halogen Globes: Halogen lights are most popular in landscape lighting or automotive headlights. They produce bright, far-reaching light, and they also tend to emit a lot of heat. They are often used as outdoor reflector bulbs or infrared lights in heat lamps.

HID: HID (high-intensity discharge lamps) lights emit even brighter, further-reaching light  than halogens and are usually used in industrial or specialty applications such as outdoor street lighting, parking garages, stadiums, warehouses, and automotive headlights.

3. What wattage do you need?
Again, if the wattage you need isn’t specified on your old bulb, you can always check your fixture. Fixtures such as ceiling fans, lamps, or general overhead lights are rated to accept a certain wattage, which you can look up on the manufacturer’s website if it’s not printed on the fixture. The most common wattage used for bulbs in typical household applications is 60 watts—when replacing an incandescent bulb with another incandescent.

When replacing an incandescent with an LED or CFL bulb, however, they will typically be labeled in terms of wattage equivalence; “60W equal” bulbs, for example. These 60W equal bulbs may use as little as 8 watts to actually operate—this rating simply means that they produce as much light as 60W incandescents and will work fine in fixtures rated to accept 60 watts.

NOTE: If you’d like brighter light from your fixture, you may have to ignore the wattage equivalent rating and pay attention to lumens (which are the direct measurement of brightness—not watts, which measure power requirements) instead. Check out our helpful blog post to learn the average amount of lumens for popular incandescent bulbs.

4. Do you want bright, white light or comfortable, orange light?
The color of light, ranging from the orange glow of a candle to the bright blue light of the sun, is called color temperature. Color temperature has nothing to do with physical heat. The color temperature scale is even backwards from an ambient temperature scale: the lower the color temperature, the warmer (or more orange) the light is; the higher the color temperature, the cooler (or more blue) the light is. Measured in degrees Kelvin, most lights have color temperatures between 2700K and 6500K, and the particular color temperature you need depends on your room and application. Check out choosing color temperatures for more advice.

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Thursday, 12 November 2015

LED Lighting Vs Fluorescent Tubes - A Question of Energy Savings

Fluorescent lighting contains toxic materials such as mercury which is harmful to environment and human body
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LED lighting is truly the next generation technology which features numerous benefits to not only consumers for Home LED Lighting, but businesses alike, with LED Downlight products and LED Tubes which can replace out-dated, buzzing fluorescent lighting. LED lighting offers such benefits as a higher energy efficiency than CFLs and fluorescents, lower power consumption, lower maintenance costs, longer lifetime (50,000 hours compared to less than 10,000), durability and brighter light output than conventional fluorescent lighting. LED lighting is slowly filling the Home Lighting and Business Lighting market place with such innovative products as LED T5 and LED T8 Tubes, Flexible LED Lighting, and LED Down Lighting.

Fluorescent lighting contains toxic materials such as mercury which is harmful to environment and human body. Did you know that if you drop or break a fluorescent bulb you must leave the room for 4 hours, due to the toxic materials floating in the air, which could cause respiratory damage, or Asthma in the long run for workers who have to deal with these fixtures daily. For workers and personnel who replace fluorescent tubes at work such as electricians are the most impressed by LED tubes, since they are not only easier to install, requiring no ballast, but they are worry-free, as they can last upwards of 10 years, on for 24 hours a day, and do not contain any toxic materials like mercury dust that fluorescents do. For quick installation, LED tube lighting can be placed and installed directly into existing fluorescent T5 and T8 sized sockets, you only need to remove the ballast, plug the LED bulbs in, and you're done! Contrary to popular belief, LEDs are very easy to install in this day and age, and the bulk of LED products are now "plug-and-play" while still offering a slick look with unmatched energy savings.

Although fluorescent lighting is more energy efficient than incandescent lighting, it is still an energy wasting monster when compared with LED lighting. For businesses who have a large electric bill, switching to LEDs could cut your energy bill in half, while still keeping all of the brightness, and no fluorescent flickering! Even with the most advanced state of the art CFLs, fluorescent lighting accounts for a high percentage in existing lighting all over the world, switching from fluorescent lighting into LED lighting can greatly reduce the global lighting power consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Now let's do some detailed analysis to compare LED and fluorescent lighting, and there is no doubt that LED will defeat fluorescent lighting.

First of all, LED lighting is more energy efficient than fluorescent lighting due to the high efficacy of LEDs. LEDs for interior lighting have already broken the efficacy record of 100 lumen per watt, while fluorescent lighting only has an efficacy of around 60 lumen per watt. LED has a power factor of 0.9, which means most of the power is converted into light, but when fluorescent lighting works, a huge amount of power is converted into heat which will be dispersed finally. LED lighting consumes only 30% energy as fluorescent lighting to deliver the same lumen output.

Secondly, Flexible LED lighting has a much longer lifetime than fluorescent lighting since LED lighting is solid state lighting which more stable and reliable. LEDs can last over 50,000 hours which means 17 years under normal use. Whereas fluorescent lighting only has a lifetime of around 5,000 hours, which means you have to replace them as often. Using LED lighting can greatly save your expenses which are used to buy new light bulbs and pay for the labor.

In addition, the light quality of LED down lighting is much better than that of fluorescent lighting. Fluorescent lighting is always flickering when start up, while LED lighting is quick to start up without any flickering. We all know and have seen or live with flickering fluorescent tubes on a daily basis. They've actually been proven to cause headaches, due to the micro-pulse wavelength they emit. Using LEDs can reduce workplace strain, headaches, and increase efficiency, with workers at top performance, minus the migraines from CFLs!

When on for hours a day, for a long period of time, fluorescent lighting may have some hot spots due to heat it generates, which does not happen to LED lighting. These hotspots cause the rest of the light to become dimmer, and quickly results in a dead CFL tube, a perfect reason to switch to LED T8 Tubes or T5 tubes, depending on the socket size. Fluorescent lighting / CFL pigtails can cause eyestrain, but LED lighting does not as a result of its uniform and unparalleled balanced light output, and does not flicker or emit a low pitched humming like the earlier fluorescent technology. Today, Flexible LED Lighting, Home LEDs, and Downlighs / LED Tubes are more eco-friendly than ever, beating fluorescent lighting by upwards of 500% - Translation: Savings on your energy bill for both your home and office lighting fixtures. And of course, Fluorescent lighting contains toxic materials such as mercury which can cause air pollution if broken, and when thrown out and can cause permanent damage to the lungs and throat / skin if contact is frequent, or daily.

In contrast, LED lighting is solid state lighting which does not contain any filaments that could break (like incandescent) or hazardous materials like CFLs. Someone may say that the upfront costs of LED lighting is too high, due to the technology used to achieve such a high lumens per watt (efficacy) rating, it is true. However, think about the long term energy savings, and savings you will get from not needing to replace the lights, for up to 5 or 10 times as long, depending if the light replaced was incandescent or fluorescent. Either way, the more high energy halogen, incandescent, or fluorescent lights you replace, the more money you will save every month. Some towns and states even have a tax-rebate / government program that pays you / reimburses you for energy saving LED bulbs. Check with your local town, half the bill could be on them due to recent energy grants and programs setup by President Obama in early 2010. Over the full life of the LED fixture / tube or bulb, the money saved by using LED lighting will be enormous? Why's that? When factoring in the true price of lighting, you must include all 3 variables: Upfront costs, maintenance costs, and a maintenance main to routinely replace your lights.. that is of course, if you aren't using LEDs!

In my opinion, LED lighting will replace fluorescent lighting since it meets the requirements of sustainable development, incandescent lighting, due to energy savings and durability, and halogen lighting due to the heat, safety factor, and of course energy usage! Replace your money hungry lights at the home, office, hotel, casino, college, dorm, or even your RV to save battery power! Go green and truly be eco-friendly with LED lighting, and don't forget to PROPERLY dispose of CFL lights in a sealed garbage bag (or two, or your garbage mans health).

Light Online is a Australia's leading provider of home and office LED lights, LED lighting solutions with high efficiency and eco-friendly technology and a professional supplier of Flexible LED Strips, LED Downlighting,LED Downlight products containing no toxic mercury with more efficiency and longer lasting life than both incandescents and CFLs.



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