US Energy Agency announces three LED product reports that can replace T8 fluorescent lamps

Recently, the US Department of Energy (DOE) released a report on LED replacement products for T8 fluorescent lamps, and evaluated three LED products, the purpose of which is to study the feasibility of directly replacing LED linear fluorescent lamps with commercial lighting. These three LEDs are the most effective of the current commercial linear products in the Department of Energy's CALiPER test program.

The report provides a detailed analysis of the lighting effects, price/performance and energy consumption of the three LED replacement lamps. The main contents include:

â–² The energy consumption of the three LED products is reduced compared with the fluorescent lamps, but the luminous flux below and to the side of the indoor lamps is also significantly reduced.

â–² Compared to the price of LED products, T8 fluorescent lamps as a research benchmark are much cheaper.

â–² Under low luminous flux conditions, low-power fluorescent lamps can also have the same energy consumption as LEDs, and are much cheaper. And low-power fluorescent lamps can keep the lighting effect longer than LEDs, and the lifespan is up to 30,000 hours.

Because the current research focus is on LED products that can directly replace fluorescent lamps, the rest of the design is not evaluated in this report. For example, LED panel products and ceiling lighting systems may have more than existing test products in the near future. Good efficiency.

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