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For the forward-thinking business owner, switching to LED light bulbs is a pretty obvious choice. LED light bulbs are not only more environmentally friendly than normal bulbs, but they last for vastly longer and use up much less electricity. We are one of the best LED street light manufacturers. It would not be uncommon to break even on an LED light bulb simply by comparing the cost of purchasing all the bulbs you will need to generate as many hours of light as a single LED light. If you have hundreds or thousands of lights, you can add in the cost of labor for changing them all out every few months and wind up with a respectable total saving...if you are willing to wait the seventeen years or so that it will take for the bulb to finally die.

Fortunately, getting ROI on your LED light bulbs does not require relying on the savings of replacement and labor costs. The real savings are in energy. But what will you save by switching to wholesale LED street light? Well, that's what this article is going to teach you how to calculate.

So to start fresh, let's make the (admittedly unrealistic) assumption that all of your lights just died. Well, the first variable in our calculation is the number of lights to be replaced. For the equation, we'll call that (get ready for a high school algebra flashback), n. For our example, let's go with a nice round number of 100 bulbs.

Up next, we need the cost of both the normal and the LED light bulbs. And here's the reason why switching to dimmable LED flood lightsrequires explanatory articles rather than being the immediately obvious choice. We'll use cb to represent the cost of a standard bulb, and cl to represent the cost of an LED light bulb. For the sake of example, cb will be equal to $1.00; cl will be equal to $50.00. So to calculate our initial investment (ib and il), we use n * cb = ib and n * cl = il, for a total of $100 for normal bulbs, but a whopping $5,000 for LED light bulbs. For now, the cost of labor to change all the bulbs is equal for both, and will not enter into the equation.

So at this stage our total savings (s) amount to $-4,900. Not so good. But we went into this knowing that the initial investment for the LED bulbs would be much higher than for the normal bulbs. Now let's take a look at some of the other factors we'll be considering.

First is the lifespan of the wholesale LED flood light, measured in hours. For our example, we'll go with lb = 1,000 and ll = 50,000; round numbers that also illustrate the point made above, that simply the cost of replacing the bulbs can, over time, actually wind up equalling the initial cost of the bulb. At this point, the actual savings hits 0, but we have to wait for 50,000 hours of light bulb use to get there. We can do better.