Which one do you decide to choose - LED tube lights or Induction lights

Both LED and Induction Lights are similar in that they are a better solution to traditional HID light sources like Metal Halide and HPS. Both LED and Induction Lights are considered green and are RoHS compliant. Both are instant on - instant off, so the days of waiting for HID Lights to come to full brightness are over. Both maintain their lumen output far better than HID Light sources. While brand new HID Lighting have great initial lumens, they quickly start to degrade along with their usable (scotopic) light. Both LED tube Lighting and Induction Lighting are rated for long operational life, up to 100,000 hours, far exceeding HID light sources.

But the question remains, when to use LED Lights and when to use an Induction Lights?

LED Lighting - Strengths

Long life, good color rendering, great ability to focus the light where it's needed, RoHS compliant - no mercury, no hazardous materials, low heat output compared to HID or incandescent lighting. Capable of producing up to 200 lumens/watt, produces no Ultra Violet light that can damage or fade products, can be used in cold environments, has a very high scotopic factor making it appear brighter to the human eye, can be dimmed.

Induction Lighting - Strengths

Long life, excellent color rendering, produces lots of light 65/lumens per watt, great for flooding product in-discriminately (warehouses, street lights, gyms etc), also RoHS Compliant, long track record (15 + years), uses about 40% of the energy HID Lighting does to accomplish the same job, high CRI. Perfect when you want to provide secondary lighting to walls, ceiling as induction is a 360 degree light source.

What product works best for your application? LED and induction both have good efficiencies and applications.

LED:

• LED works better in night time applications because of its high Scotopic value.

• LED panel has better light control, so you can put the light wherever you need it. Light is more focused directional.

• Will work great in very high applications over 30 feet.

• Likes cold environments, does not like the extreme heat. LED's must be kept cool.

Induction:

• High CRI for night usage.

• Works great in retail high bay areas were light is dispersed all over.

• Should be used in lower applications under 30 feet. Light cannot be focused.

• Works better in cool - warm environments - does not like the extreme cold.

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