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LED Lights

LED lights are used in everything from lighting up your TV screen to lighting up your kitchen. But did you know that LED lights can also help protect the environment?

In fact, LED lights are the most energy efficient type of lighting available today. They last longer than traditional light bulbs and use less energy because they generate less heat. This means that they don't need to be replaced as often and they can save you money on both electricity bills and replacement costs.

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Fun and Colorful LED Lights to Lite Up your Life!

LED Safety

And if you're worried about the safety of LED lights, don't be. The technology has been around long enough now that it's considered safe for use in homes and businesses across America—and around the world.

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The color of light produced by LEDs depends on the material used to make them. Blue lights are made from gallium nitride (GaN), while red and orange lights are made from gallium arsenide (GaAs). Green and white are made from aluminum gallium indium phosphide (AlGaInP).

LED lights are great for so many reasons. They're energy-efficient, they last a long time, and they can be used in so many different ways. But did you know that there are also plenty of interesting facts about LED lights that might surprise you?

Take a look at some of our favorite facts about LED lights below:

LED stands for “light-emitting diode.” It is a semiconductor device that emits light when electricity flows through it. It’s also the same technology used to make your computer screen and smartphone screen!

LEDs can be made from almost any material—including plastic and glass.

This means that LEDs are very versatile—you can use them in everything from streetlights to Christmas lights.

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History of LEDs

The first LED light was actually invented by General Electric Co.'s Nick Holonyak Jr., an engineer who created the device while working at Texas Instruments Inc.'s research lab in Dallas in 1962.

I Nick Holonyak Jr., is now 96 years old! He was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 2014 for his work on LEDs.