Philips LED Lights Times Square New Year Countdown Crystal Ball

Recently, Philips once again showed people the beautiful experience brought about by LED innovation technology: using LED lights to light the world famous Times Square 2013 New Year countdown crystal ball. As an official lighting partner, this is Philips' 13th consecutive year decorating this iconic New Year countdown crystal ball. The lighting showcased the latest LED innovations and opened a new era in the lighting industry. Philips' technological innovation will save more energy, achieve better lighting effects, extend the life of the bulb, and enhance the adjustability of the lamp.

This technological innovation for crystal ball has established a new standard in the lighting field. Consumers can buy the same innovative technology products on the market for home lighting. For example, Philips newly designed LED bulbs that can replace traditional 60-watt incandescent bulbs. This product can save up to 80% energy and extend its lifetime by 25 times compared to traditional 60-watt incandescent bulbs. Each bulb is used during use. Can help users save about $134 in electricity bills.

According to a recent Philips survey, nearly 60% of consumers believe that lighting can play an important role in rendering atmosphere at special moments such as New Year's Eve*. In addition, 60% of respondents said that lighting is very important to improve people's mood, 30% of respondents said they know LED lighting solutions. When asked about the benefits of LED lighting technology, 71% of respondents mentioned energy efficiency, and 61% believed that LED lamps have a longer life than traditional incandescent lamps.

"Lighting the iconic Times Square crystal ball can attract the attention of the world, but more importantly, the crystal ball provides a real case, telling people that innovation can not only help build a sustainable society, but also improve people. The quality of life." Ed Crawford, CEO of Philips Lighting Electronics and Control Systems Lighting, said, “Although this is the 13th 'Lucky Year' of Philips lighting products, we understand that it is not only luck to achieve meaningful innovation. The continuous efforts to continuously expand our product line to provide more consumers with energy-saving, high-quality, cost-effective and long-term use of LED home lighting products."

The 32,256-inch Philips LUXEON LED lights illuminate the New Year's countdown crystal ball in Times Square, and Philips' listed LED bulbs can save 80% energy compared to traditional incandescent bulbs, which can save consumers a lot of costs. For example, if every American family shifts to energy-efficient lighting, consumers can save 87.5 million metric tons of carbon emissions and save $15.8 billion in energy costs.