Power inverters keep supplying electric current to electrical and electronic devices and keep them running during power cut. The performance and back up of an inverter depends largely on its battery. A battery is the backbone of an inverter. It is responsible for the good performance and long life of your inverter. Just like any other home appliance your inverter and its battery require regular maintenance for effective operation and longer backup life. Power inverters keep supplying electric current to electrical and electronic devices and keep them running during power cut. The performance and back up of an inverter depends largely on its battery. A battery is the backbone of an inverter. It is responsible for the good performance and long life of your inverter. Just like any other home appliance your inverter and its battery require regular maintenance for effective operation ;and longer backup life. Below are some useful tips and guidelines to increase the back up of your inverter: Power inverters utilize the energy stored in batteries and supply current to the electrical and electronic devices to keep them running during power cut. The more load or devices you use during power failure, more power will be sucked out of batteries and shorter will be the backup period. So, disconnect the extra loads when not required to extend the backup of inverter.

A Power Saver is a device which plugs in to power socket. Apparently just by keeping the device connected it will immediately reduce your power consumption. Typical claims are savings between 25% and 40%. It is known that the electricity that comes to our homes is not stable in nature. There are many fluctuations, raise and falls, and surges/Spikes in this current. This unstable current cannot be used by any of the household appliances. Moreover, the fluctuating current wastes the electric current from the circuit by converting electrical energy into heat energy. Power Saver stores the electricity inside of it using a system of capacitors and they release it in a smoother way to normal without the spikes. The systems also automatically remove carbon from the circuit which also encourages a smoother electrical flow. This means that we will have less power spikes. More of the electricity flowing around circuit can be used to power appliances than before. Basically it is claimed that Power savers work on the principle of surge protection technology. Power savers work on straightening this unstable electric current to provide a smooth and constant output. The fluctuation in voltage is unpredictable and cannot be controlled. However, the power savers utilize current fluctuation to provide a usable power by acting like a filter and allowing only smooth current to pass through the circuit. Power savers use capacitors for this purpose. When there is a surge of current in the circuit, the capacitor of the power saver stores the excess current and releases it when there is a sudden drop. Thus only smooth output current comes out of the device. Moreover, a power saver also removes any type of carbon in the system, which facilitates further smoother flow. The main advantage of power savers is not that they provide a  backup system in times of low current , but that it protects the household appliances. It is known that a sudden rise in the power can destroy the electrical appliance. Thus, the power saver not only protects the appliance but also increases its life. Moreover, they also reduce the energy consumption and thus the electricity bills. The amount of power saved by a power saver depends on the number of appliances on the electrical circuit. Also, the system takes at least a week to adapt itself fully to the circuit, before it starts showing its peak performance. The maximum amount of voltage savings will be seen in areas where in the current fluctuation is the highest.

The report also makes the pertinent observation that by the year 2030, power generation capacity must increase to 800, 000 MW from the present capacity of 160, 000 MW. This translates in simple mathematics to an addition of about 500 MW every week over the next 25 years! This is a tall order-saving energy is the only way forward.As energy needs grow, global warming becomes one of the greatest environmental challenges facing the world. We are at the front line of the battle helping forward thinking companies and individuals adopt a responsible and profitable approach to energy management and cost control.

We are involved in providing a wide array of E27 LED Lamp to the patrons. These products are manufactured using optimum grade raw material and advanced technology machines.

We are providing our valuable patrons a comprehensive compilation of Frosted LED Bulb at budget-friendly rates. Our product variety is sternly reviewed on numerous restrictions that make sure zero defect performance. Our presented product is at par with defined quality standard and is highly valued for features such as sturdiness, durability and abrasion resistance.

We have come a long way from the days when LED lighting could barely illuminate a cupboard. The latest generation of bulbs are brighter, longer lasting and more eco-friendly than ever before and many businesses and home owners are now considering them as a viable option to their current lighting.According to some, LED has the potential to completely change lighting as we know it. But what are the real benefits of this relatively new technology and why should you change the bulbs in your office and home. Less Power LED bulbs use less power than any other makes. According to many manufacturers, LED offers a 90% saving over the old fashioned incandescent bulbs. And they can be about a third more efficient than the CFL bulbs that we were all encouraged to use to be greener. For instance, a 25 w incandescent bulb equates to a 6 watt CFL and a 4 watt LED bulb. Longer Lasting The major benefit of LED bulbs is that they last significantly longer than the old incandescent bulbs. They have great thermal management properties and a well manufactured bulb should last around 50, 000 hours compared to an incandescent bulb that cold last 1, 500 hours. This major difference presents a real cost saving for those who switch to LED lighting and is even better than CFL bulbs. Better Brightness It used to be the problem with LED bulbs that they couldn’t provide enough light. It’s a tribute to the research and development of this technology that in the last couple of years this problem has been largely solved. LED bulbs now compare favourably with other light sources and, unlike CFL lights, they provide it full light immediately rather than taking time to ‘warm up’. Comparable Range The other thing that has changed with LED bulbs is the range of different ones available. From just a couple of designs you can now get candles, spotlights, golf balls, tube, reflector and GLS. There are also the fittings that you would expect including bayonet and screw which means that offices and households will be able to find a bulb to fit their needs. Safer Technology The problem with Compact Florescent Lamps is they contain mercury and are therefore more problematic when it comes to disposal. LED bulbs are entirely safe and they also do not give out high temperatures when lit and are therefore easier to handle than a hot bulb. You also don’t get the glass enclosures that you find with other bulbs and you don’t have to worry about things like broken glass. Eco-friendly LED Bulbs The green credentials of LED technology are a strong reason to change to these kinds of bulbs, particularly if you are a business that is keen to reduce its carbon footprint. LED lighting uses less energy and so you are cutting down the CO2 emissions that come with electricity production. They also don’t contain any harmful metals such as lead or mercury and the manufacturing process is a lot cleaner than with other bulbs. Because they last longer than their counterparts, that means we won’t have to manufacture or buy as many which again reduces the impact on the environment. Work in Existing Fittings Most LED bulbs have the standard fittings such as screw and bayonet and can simply be swapped with your existing lighting. The only caveats are that dimmer switches may need replacing if you have them because LED bulbs work on a lower wattage. For LED tubes you may also need to change the ballast and rewire it but many makes will actually fit into the existing fixture. The Cost is Coming Down The other complaint for LED bulbs in the past was the cost. With better manufacturing processes and the increased demand because of recent research developments the price has come down dramatically over the last few years. If you add to this that LED bulbs last a lot longer than others on the market then you have a cost effective and efficient lighting system. Yes, they are still slightly more expensive (a 75 watt equivalent LED spotlight will set you back around £20) but this is offset by the energy savings and the fact it is much longer lasting than many other types of bulb. It’s estimated that almost 20% of our energy bills, both in the home and in the office, is taken up with lighting. When you consider that LED bulbs operate at a much lower wattage than other makes you can see that there are considerable cost savings to be made in the long term when you change to this technology.

Power inverters keep supplying electric current to electrical and electronic devices and keep them running during power cut. The performance and back up of an inverter depends largely on its battery. A battery is the backbone of an inverter. It is responsible for the good performance and long life of your inverter. Just like any other home appliance your inverter and its battery require regular maintenance for effective operation and longer backup life. Power inverters keep supplying electric current to electrical and electronic devices and keep them running during power cut. The performance and back up of an inverter depends largely on its battery. A battery is the backbone of an inverter. It is responsible for the good performance and long life of your inverter. Just like any other home appliance your inverter and its battery require regular maintenance for effective operation ;and longer backup life. Below are some useful tips and guidelines to increase the back up of your inverter: Power inverters utilize the energy stored in batteries and supply current to the electrical and electronic devices to keep them running during power cut. The more load or devices you use during power failure, more power will be sucked out of batteries and shorter will be the backup period. So, disconnect the extra loads when not required to extend the backup of inverter.

A Power Saver is a device which plugs in to power socket. Apparently just by keeping the device connected it will immediately reduce your power consumption. Typical claims are savings between 25% and 40%. It is known that the electricity that comes to our homes is not stable in nature. There are many fluctuations, raise and falls, and surges/Spikes in this current. This unstable current cannot be used by any of the household appliances. Moreover, the fluctuating current wastes the electric current from the circuit by converting electrical energy into heat energy. Power Saver stores the electricity inside of it using a system of capacitors and they release it in a smoother way to normal without the spikes. The systems also automatically remove carbon from the circuit which also encourages a smoother electrical flow. This means that we will have less power spikes. More of the electricity flowing around circuit can be used to power appliances than before. Basically it is claimed that Power savers work on the principle of surge protection technology. Power savers work on straightening this unstable electric current to provide a smooth and constant output. The fluctuation in voltage is unpredictable and cannot be controlled. However, the power savers utilize current fluctuation to provide a usable power by acting like a filter and allowing only smooth current to pass through the circuit. Power savers use capacitors for this purpose. When there is a surge of current in the circuit, the capacitor of the power saver stores the excess current and releases it when there is a sudden drop. Thus only smooth output current comes out of the device. Moreover, a power saver also removes any type of carbon in the system, which facilitates further smoother flow. The main advantage of power savers is not that they provide a  backup system in times of low current , but that it protects the household appliances. It is known that a sudden rise in the power can destroy the electrical appliance. Thus, the power saver not only protects the appliance but also increases its life. Moreover, they also reduce the energy consumption and thus the electricity bills. The amount of power saved by a power saver depends on the number of appliances on the electrical circuit. Also, the system takes at least a week to adapt itself fully to the circuit, before it starts showing its peak performance. The maximum amount of voltage savings will be seen in areas where in the current fluctuation is the highest.

The report also makes the pertinent observation that by the year 2030, power generation capacity must increase to 800, 000 MW from the present capacity of 160, 000 MW. This translates in simple mathematics to an addition of about 500 MW every week over the next 25 years! This is a tall order-saving energy is the only way forward.As energy needs grow, global warming becomes one of the greatest environmental challenges facing the world. We are at the front line of the battle helping forward thinking companies and individuals adopt a responsible and profitable approach to energy management and cost control.

We are involved in providing a wide array of E27 LED Lamp to the patrons. These products are manufactured using optimum grade raw material and advanced technology machines.

We are providing our valuable patrons a comprehensive compilation of Frosted LED Bulb at budget-friendly rates. Our product variety is sternly reviewed on numerous restrictions that make sure zero defect performance. Our presented product is at par with defined quality standard and is highly valued for features such as sturdiness, durability and abrasion resistance.

We have come a long way from the days when LED lighting could barely illuminate a cupboard. The latest generation of bulbs are brighter, longer lasting and more eco-friendly than ever before and many businesses and home owners are now considering them as a viable option to their current lighting.According to some, LED has the potential to completely change lighting as we know it. But what are the real benefits of this relatively new technology and why should you change the bulbs in your office and home. Less Power LED bulbs use less power than any other makes. According to many manufacturers, LED offers a 90% saving over the old fashioned incandescent bulbs. And they can be about a third more efficient than the CFL bulbs that we were all encouraged to use to be greener. For instance, a 25 w incandescent bulb equates to a 6 watt CFL and a 4 watt LED bulb. Longer Lasting The major benefit of LED bulbs is that they last significantly longer than the old incandescent bulbs. They have great thermal management properties and a well manufactured bulb should last around 50, 000 hours compared to an incandescent bulb that cold last 1, 500 hours. This major difference presents a real cost saving for those who switch to LED lighting and is even better than CFL bulbs. Better Brightness It used to be the problem with LED bulbs that they couldn’t provide enough light. It’s a tribute to the research and development of this technology that in the last couple of years this problem has been largely solved. LED bulbs now compare favourably with other light sources and, unlike CFL lights, they provide it full light immediately rather than taking time to ‘warm up’. Comparable Range The other thing that has changed with LED bulbs is the range of different ones available. From just a couple of designs you can now get candles, spotlights, golf balls, tube, reflector and GLS. There are also the fittings that you would expect including bayonet and screw which means that offices and households will be able to find a bulb to fit their needs. Safer Technology The problem with Compact Florescent Lamps is they contain mercury and are therefore more problematic when it comes to disposal. LED bulbs are entirely safe and they also do not give out high temperatures when lit and are therefore easier to handle than a hot bulb. You also don’t get the glass enclosures that you find with other bulbs and you don’t have to worry about things like broken glass. Eco-friendly LED Bulbs The green credentials of LED technology are a strong reason to change to these kinds of bulbs, particularly if you are a business that is keen to reduce its carbon footprint. LED lighting uses less energy and so you are cutting down the CO2 emissions that come with electricity production. They also don’t contain any harmful metals such as lead or mercury and the manufacturing process is a lot cleaner than with other bulbs. Because they last longer than their counterparts, that means we won’t have to manufacture or buy as many which again reduces the impact on the environment. Work in Existing Fittings Most LED bulbs have the standard fittings such as screw and bayonet and can simply be swapped with your existing lighting. The only caveats are that dimmer switches may need replacing if you have them because LED bulbs work on a lower wattage. For LED tubes you may also need to change the ballast and rewire it but many makes will actually fit into the existing fixture. The Cost is Coming Down The other complaint for LED bulbs in the past was the cost. With better manufacturing processes and the increased demand because of recent research developments the price has come down dramatically over the last few years. If you add to this that LED bulbs last a lot longer than others on the market then you have a cost effective and efficient lighting system. Yes, they are still slightly more expensive (a 75 watt equivalent LED spotlight will set you back around £20) but this is offset by the energy savings and the fact it is much longer lasting than many other types of bulb. It’s estimated that almost 20% of our energy bills, both in the home and in the office, is taken up with lighting. When you consider that LED bulbs operate at a much lower wattage than other makes you can see that there are considerable cost savings to be made in the long term when you change to this technology.