LED Light Bulbs Will Boom in the Future

one of China's leading B2B search platforms with more than 30 B2B industry websites to its name, reports led street light with solar panel will boom in the future. Himfr reports that currently LED interior lighting is concentrated in decorative lighting, areas such as entertainment venues, commercial lighting and public lighting have not really moved into the huge market of ordinary domestic lighting. The main indoor fluorescent lighting products are commercial fluorescent, spotlights, replaceable incandescent bulbs and freezer lights. Himfr expect that from 2010-2012 most growth will be in commercial lighting, while from 2012-2015 most growth will be in general lighting like ordinary household lighting. From a technical point of view, the current quality of light, such as light color, is not very good, and home lighting has high standards, so in recent years manufacturers have not promoted residential lighting.
Himfr analyzes that the light bulb market in the short term, at least before 2017, the traditional light sources -- incandescent, fluorescent and other new light sources such as LED light bulbs -- will dominate the market. LED light bulbs still need a period of time to replace traditional bulbs with energy-saving lights, while LED light bulbs currently are still in the market introduction phase. Himfr forecasts that after 2014, led street lighting Manufacturer business opportunities will break out very strongly, and by in 2018, the demand will be significantly lead fluorescent and other light sources.

Daimler AG announced that it has adopted LUXEON Rebel LEDs for use in the Daytime Running Light (DRL) function on several vehicle models within its fleet. Starting with the E-Class models in June 2010, Daimler intends to expand the use of LUXEON Rebel LEDs for the DRL function in other models, as well.
“We have chosen Philips Lumileds as our partner for the next generation LED DRLs not only due to the product supremacy in lumen output, quality of light and thermal stability, but due to the entirely trustful cooperation between the engineering teams on both sides,” said Uwe Kostanzer, head of exterior lighting department, Mercedes-Benz car group.