From inflation to supply chain issues, 2021 brought its fair share of challenges to the lighting industry. But one positive last year brought was awareness for the need for LED bulbs that are much more energy-efficient than their incandescent counterparts.
“People rely on their home’s lighting to make up for the lack of natural daylight, particularly during the winter months, so it’s important to understand the difference between warm and cool light sources so you can achieve the ambiance you desire,” notes this article at Homeadvisor.com.
The set of visuals at the site can be used by electrical contractors to show their clients which lighting is right for its intended purpose. For example, even though CFL bulbs are more expensive, they’re longer-lasting and more energy-efficient, making them great for frequently used rooms like the kitchen or bathroom. Vintage-style filament lightbulbs (LED Edison bulbs) emit a warmer light for living rooms and bedrooms.
