There are several compelling reasons why LED lighting outperforms traditional Metal Halide fixtures. LEDs are specifically engineered to deliver higher durability, superior energy efficiency, and lower long-term maintenance costs.

The CRI of LEDs depends on the specific light, but a broad spectrum is available, generally ranging from 65 to 95. Metal halides are among the best sources of high-CRI white light on the market.

Metal halides are compounds formed when metals combine with halogen elements. Common examples include sodium chloride (table salt) and uranium hexafluoride (used in nuclear reactors).

The price of LED strip lights often reflects more than just brand recognition — it typically indicates the presence of advanced features, superior build quality, and longer lifespan.

Cheaper LEDs might use lower quality materials or less advanced technology than more expensive ones. This can lead to significant differences in the light output, color accuracy, and overall lifespan of the LED.

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