LED is represented for "light emitting diode". The led bulb has been around for a long time with longevity and low power consumption. Hence, they have been applied widely from washing machines to alarm clocks to brake lights on cars. How do they work? To be honest, you probably need a degree in physics to understand it, suffice it to say it's all about semi-conductors and photons being emitted.
Due to the increasing demands of energy-efficient solutions to reverse the effects of climate change, the green products are popular now around the world. Our light bulbs have an AC/DC convertor built into them to convert the AC powered leds to DC powered ones. Thus, we all have to make the switch with digital controlling to energy-effective light bulbs.
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