LED or Light Emitting Diode is now an extremely viable alternative to traditional fluorescent and incandescent light bulbs. The traditional bulbs consisted of filaments which contained certain gasses whereas the LED's consist of lenses in which chips are placed on heat conducting material.

Conventional neon led lights in homes had some serious problems. Be it the hassles of changing them or the dim glow they gave or how much energy inefficient they were – there were plenty of reasons why homeowners would be frustrated. 

Nobody likes to pay hefty electricity bills after all and being energy inefficient means being more environmentally harmful as well. LED lights can be used in spaces which are too tiny for other forms of lights. 

LED's are more efficient as they give off light in a specific direction which is in stark contrast to earlier light bulbs which gave off lights in all directions. This helps increase efficiency and it also helps reduce wastage of energy.

LED's produce very little heat. This helps in reducing energy consumption as traditional incandescent and fluorescent bulbs release about 80 percent of their energy as heat. 

Thus, LED's remain cool and produce the same amount of light. LED's are more durable and last longer in comparison to their incandescent or CFL counterparts.