I have changed every light in the house to LED. Started 3 years ago and finishing up last week. The brand I use has some lights that will run on 12 vdc/ac all the way up to 208 and can't remember but may be to 277. I have 2 and 4 ft. fluorescent led replacements also. They are expensive but I sure like the quality of light from them. The tubes,are shatter proof, don't need a ballast and I just remove them and trash them. Just get voltage to one end and N to the other on just one pin or all. Very simple. They use 17 watts as to 34 watts on the old style.
I buy from Earth Led and they have a chart with standard lamp wattage and can click on that and see the LED replacements for that wattage lamp.
I had one lamp to stop working and had no problem getting it replaced. The folks there have been very helpful and able to answer all my questions.
I have several lights that use 4 bulbs of regular 40 watt. I replaced them with 8 watt LED's and have better quality light. And last the power bill went down. Most of the Led's have a 3 year to pay back. They are almost all rated 50,000 hr. of this brand. 3 year replacement if one stops working.
We all know power rates will climb. I've been working on this for several years now and not just lights. What I've changed has brought my average monthly power bill from $178 per month down to $123 per month and have had 2 rate increases and fuel charge added that time frame. Prices of Leds are down now from when I started. I think they are the best bang for the buck for lighting going today.
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