When it comes to the environment, some light bulbs are better than others. Halogen and incandescent bulbs produce light. This is achieved by heating a tungsten filament with electrical current. Halogen bulbs are more efficient than the incandescent bulbs, making them suitable for homes, offices, buildings, schools and more.

When it comes to lumens, which is what measures light, corresponding the light to watts, halogen bulbs offer a 3.5 percent efficiency. Both halogen and incandescent light bulbs rely on the heating of a tungsten filament until it becomes white hot. In incandescent bulbs, the tungsten vaporises, depositing inside the bulb, to a point where it is too thin to manage an electrical current, causing the bulb to burn out. Halogen has a special gas, causing the tungsten to vaporise and be deposited back onto the filament, rather than depositing inside the bulb, this results in them lasting longer and burning hotter, making them more efficient.

Paul Towers, the Director at Saving Light Bulbs in the United Kingdom, said “There is a whole new class of halogen bulb, which uses an infrared coating to direct the infrared back to the tungsten filament, which reduces any wasted heat and improves the efficient of these bulbs by up to thirty percent, when compared to incandescent bulbs.”

With the government focusing on energy efficiency and phasing out old bulbs, making way for new energy saving options, clients have struggled on what bulbs to purchase, some unsure on whether to make the change. Many have chosen energy efficient halogen bulbs because they offer a brighter and whiter light with a longer lifespan, of up to three times that of an incandescent bulb.

In addition to this, the energy saving halogen bulbs offer a higher light output using less watts. Some are dimmable and don't require any shielding. With more consumers becoming aware of energy efficiency in the home, looking for effective ways to not only reduce their energy bill, but also to reduce their carbon emissions, the demand for energy saving halogen bulbs is continuing to rise in the third quarter of 2021.

About Us: Saving Light Bulbs is a LED specialist company located in Farnham in the United Kingdom. This well-established company offers an extensive range of lighting solutions with free delivery on all orders over £50 and next day delivery services available. The company offers affordable prices and comprises of an experienced team with extensive knowledge in the lighting industry. Saving Light Bulbs offers the convenience of a price match promise and also provides their customers with a host of lighting services from lighting design to energy surveys and charts, helping customers reduce their energy consumption and make smart energy decisions when it comes to their lighting needs. To find out more, visit http://www.saving-light-bulbs.co.uk.