Ready for Prime Time: LED Lights Sparkle in Candelabra Lamps 

Most hotel chandeliers still have incandescent bulbs. Until recently, LED candle lights couldn't replicate the elegant, rich atmosphere that incandescent bulbs create. That changed. New LED candle lights create the sparkle and the lumen output required by hotel lobbies and ballrooms.

There are many advantages to LED's for these applications. For starters, they use 80% to 90% less energy and last 20 to 50 times as long (20,000 to 50,000 hours) as incandescent candles. With a price in the $6 to $12 range per lamp, the simple payback is under nine months.

LED candelabra lamps are dimmable, just like incandescent lamps. They generate much less heat than incandescents--reducing air conditioning costs. These lights install into both candelabra and medium base bulb fixture sockets.

LED candle lights are available in a variety of color temperatures, including the most popular, 2700K soft white. Besides chandeliers, they can be used for ceiling fans, accent lighting and ornamental lighting. Certain models can be used in specific outside applications.

Axiom Energy Solutions recommends the Utopia brand. TNT Energy sells the Philips LED candles.