LED Lights

LED Lights are energy saving lights. The different LED lights do come in a number of different connector types.

LED Bulbs

Replace any 40 - 100W Incandescent Light Bulb with these longest lasting LED Light bulbs. Save as much as 90% off your electrical bills for years to come!

LED Down-lights

2 to 10W LED downlights replace those expensive to run 30-50W Halogens. There are multiple colour warmth options, socket types. Dim-able down-lights are available but they work differently and cannot use a standard dimmer.

LED Floodlights

Replace energy hungry Halogen, Metal Halide & High Pressure Sodium floodlights with ultra bright, weather-proofed & affordable LED Floodlights.

LED Strip Lights

Beautiful for setting the mood or industrial lighting, LED Strip Lights are easy to install and come in multiple colours, waterproofing and 12V power supplies.

LED Tubes

Ultra energy efficient and long lasting fluorescent and CFL tube replacements with over 50,000 hr life spans.

Light colour temperatures

Warm White

A warm white light is slightly yellow and is easy on the eyes, and is popular for indoor use. Popular rooms for warm lights are bedrooms, lounges and dining rooms.

Cool White

Cool white lights are bright, white / blue lights and are popular for indoor and outdoor use. Great places for cool lights are the bathroom, kitchen, corridor and the outdoors.

Neutral white

Neutral is the colour that sits in the middle of the Warm White and Cool White placing on the Kelvin scale at 4000K. This colour is a white light that doesn't suffer from other colours bleeding into it such as red or blue. Neutral white is a great option if you feel that Warm White is too yellow and cool white it too bright or too blue. It is easy on the eyes and is very bright. Neutral white are not available in all the LED light options.

How much do I save by using LED lights?

How much electricity does LED lights save compared to incandescent bulbs?

Save up to 90%

You save up to 90% of electricity by using LED instead of incandescent lights (Wire element inside an inert gas filled bulb, or a vacuum).

LED / fluorescent / Halogen bulb replacements show the Lumens (brighness), as well as the equivalent fluorescent bulb brightness, on the packaging (or in the specs).

Buy according to Lumens, not Wattage.

• To replace a 100 watt (W) incandescent bulb, look for a bulb that gives you about 1600 lumens. If you want something dimmer, go for lower lumens; if you prefer brighter light, look for higher lumens.

LED lights range from 17W to 24W for an equivalent brightness of 1600lumens to replace a 100W bulb. The usage is therefore far less by an amount of 76% to 83%. Buy by Lumens and not wattage, there are a number of differences between each type of different light that changes this saving.

How much do I save by using CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lights) lights?

How much electricity does LED lights save compared to CFL lights?

Save up to 75%

CFL uses about 75% less electricity than incandescent bulb lights.Buy according to Lumens, no Wattage.

How much do I save by using Halogen lights?

How long before I need to replace my LED light?

How long before I need to replace my CFL light?

How long before I need to replace my Halogen light?

The lifespan of a halogen is 985-1,250 hours. A normal incandescent lamp is 1200hours. Halogen have similar life spans to incandescent lights.

• LED Lights / eco lighting
• LED Downlights
• Downlights all-in-one light + holder unit
• LED Downlights E14 220V (2 products)
• LED Downlights E27 220V (8 products)
• LED Downlights G53 12V
• LED Downlights GU10 220V (21 products)
• LED Downlights GU5.3 12V
• LED Flood lights (9 products)
• LED lamps / lights (28 products)
• LED Light Bulbs (63 products)
• LED Strip lights (13 products)
• LED Tube lights (6 products)
• Plant Grow lights (3 products)