Which is better for eye protection, fluorescent lamp or LED lamp?

LED lights provide better eye protection.

The cold light of LED is not the reason for the discomfort of glasses. Fluorescent lamps also have cold light. There is a range of warmth and coldness of light. If someone likes a warm environment, they will choose a lamp with a low color temperature. If they like a cool environment, they will choose a lamp with a high color temperature. However, don’t choose one that is too cold for home use. If you choose a warmer one, it will feel warm.

LED lights can hurt the eyes regardless of whether they are cold or warm. However, every time an LED light is tested during the research and development stage, there will be an eye safety test. This test is also required by the international standard IEC62471-1. Many domestic manufacturers This issue will not be taken seriously. Famous brands are more reliable.

LED products are mainly used in three major fields: backlight, color screen, and indoor lighting. Since backlight is the largest application market for LED at this stage, it has driven the rapid growth of the LED industry in recent years. In the future, under the influence of factors such as falling product prices and the rise of a new round of global ban on incandescent lamps, indoor lighting will replace backlight sources and become the fastest growing LED segment in the future.

Advantages of LED lamps over fluorescent lamps:

Environmentally friendly and does not contain mercury.

It looks better.

Longer life. The life of good quality bulbs can reach 50,000 hours, while the life of energy-saving lamps is generally 5,000 hours.

It can adjust colors, but energy-saving lamps cannot.

Does not contain ultraviolet or infrared rays, making the home greener and not attracting mosquitoes.

With high luminous efficiency and good quality, the comprehensive light efficiency of LED lights can reach 120lm/w, while energy-saving lamps are only 50lm/w.

The color rendering index is higher, and the CRI of good quality LED lamps can reach 90, while energy-saving lamps are generally only about 65. The higher the color rendering index, the closer the lighting effect is to sunlight without discoloration.