Released on: November 8, 2007, 3:30 pm

Press Release Author: Patrick Wey - LedKooLight

Industry: Environment

Press Release Summary: New LED Light Bulbs can now replace virtually all of the
existing lighting and LED Bulbs use approximately 10% of the energy of the
traditional incandescent bulbs, says Patrick Wey, Marketing Director of LedKooLight.
LEDs (light emitting diodes or solid state lighting) use 30% of the controversial
CFLs (Compact Florescent Lamps) and LEDs lack the pollution disposal problems.

Press Release Body: Waterloo, On November 5, 2007 - New LED Light Bulbs can now
replace virtually all of the existing lighting and LED Bulbs use approximately 10%
of the energy of the traditional incandescent bulbs, says Patrick Wey, Marketing
Director of LedKooLight. LEDs (light emitting diodes or solid state lighting) use
30% of the controversial CFLs (Compact Florescent Lamps) and LEDs lack the pollution
disposal problems.

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are semiconductor chips that emit light when a current
is applied to them. They can produce nearly any spectrum of light from infra-red up
to ultra-violet. They have been used for many years in applications such as traffic
signals and status indicators and the technology now has reached a point in LED
development where they can be used for general illumination. White light LEDs
contain a phosphor coating which affects the color of blue light LEDs producing
brilliant white light. While LED technology has reached a milestone in its
development, the field is still progressing at a rapid rate and there is no denying
that LEDs will be the light source of the future.

In the last two years, the diodes have doubled in energy efficiency and brightness,
according to Greg Merritt, director of marketing for Durham, N.C.-based
LED-manufacturer Cree Inc. In particular, LEDs that produce a yellowish or \"warm\"
light similar to incandescents have improved immensely.

Most LED products are rated with a 50,000+ hour lifespan, compared to halogen lamps
which are only rated at 2,000 hours.

In an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption, California
and Canada have decided to ban the sale of incandescent bulbs by 2012. Australia is
banning them in 2010. The European Union is looking at banning production of the
bulbs. A U.S. Senate committee is working on a proposal that would phase out the
light bulb in 10 years.

LED lighting is stylish, environmentally friendly and saves money. It eliminate hot
halogens, mercury bearing fluorescents and fragile incandescents.
LEDs beat fluorescents for energy efficiency. For instance, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is
putting LED lighting in its in-store refrigerators, where the fluorescents and
incandescents produce too much heat.

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, 22 percent of electricity used in the
U.S. powers lighting. In a world with soaring energy prices based on the
availability and control of fossil fuels, and with growing concern about
sustainability of the environment, a revolution in lighting is here.

For additional information on (LED Lighting: The Solution to Our Lighting Energy
Consumption Problems), contact \"Patrick Wey\" or visit www.ledkoolight.com.
LedKooLight Bulbs for consumers and industry can be purchased through the
LedKooLight.com Dealer and Representative List located on their website.

LedKoolight Canada is a leader in importing, distributing and marketing Led
Replacement Bulbs for the home, business, industry, street and parking lots. The
company has an ongoing commitment to advancing solid-state lighting technology and
enabling lighting solutions that are more environmentally friendly, help reduce CO2
emissions and reduce the need for power plant expansion.


U.S. Department of Energy on LEDs: http://www.netl.doe.gov/ssl
http://www.cree.com
Lighting Science Group: http://www.lsgc.com


Web Site: http://www.ledkoolight.com

Contact Details: LedKooLight
101 Dunbar Rd. S.
Waterloo, On. Canada N2L 2E4
www.ledkoolight.com
Phone 519 744 7740
Contact: Patrick Wey
Office: 519 744 7740
Cell: 519 897 4749
patrick@ledkoolight.com