Available in low and high voltage, as well as a range of different shapes and sizes, Geo Lamps are on the cusp of LED technology.
"Geo Lamps were designed with replacing incandescent accent lighting in the home specifically in mind," explained Chief Lighting Consultant for Light Waves, Joel Slavis. "That, coupled with their extreme durability and energy savings, are what's driving the contractors."
Kitchen cabinets, halls, closets, Jacuzzis and swimming pools are just some of the places Geo Lamps are made to accent.
Although the lamps are initially more expensive than incandescent and fluorescents, they pay for themselves in the first two years, turning a profit over the next eight or so.
LED lights are made of semiconductors, rather than filaments. Although they've been used for backlighting in watches and cell phones for years, only recently have they become viable in wider arenas. Light shows all over the world are featuring LEDs as the new stars of the commercial lighting world and the industry itself has roughly doubled every year in the last five. They use 90% less energy, put out almost no heat, last approximately 20 times longer and are made of plastic, unlike incandescent and fluorescent light bulbs.
Geo Lamps can be found online at www.lightwavesconcept.com.