Why do LED explosion-proof lamps eliminate incandescent lamps

Why do LED explosion-proof lamps eliminate incandescent lamps From the date of this month, my country has banned the import and sale of general lighting incandescent lamps of watts and above. By this year, all general lighting incandescent lamps of watts and above will be withdrawn from the market. This also means that the traditional explosion-proof lamps and lanterns in the past must now be converted into energy-saving lamps or LED bulb lamps. However, from the current situation, energy-saving lamps and LED lamps** replace incandescent lamps. The main problem is that their prices are too expensive and the overall quality is not ideal. Energy-saving lamps and LED lamps are more than twice as expensive as incandescent lamps. Consumers originally planned to use the saved electricity bills to make up for it, but the current market for energy-saving lamps and LED lamps is mixed. The actual service life of many products is far below the standard requirements, resulting in the actual use cost of energy-saving products is much higher than that of incandescent lamps. Only by letting production and sales enter a virtuous circle can energy-saving products further reduce prices and improve quality. Consumers are eager to replace incandescent lamps in all directions. How to achieve a virtuous circle? In the immature stage of the industry, industrial guidance with financial subsidies as the main means is indispensable. Lighting factory lighting will increase investment in the research and development of LED explosion-proof lights, reduce the cost of LED explosion-proof lights, and increase the service life of LED explosion-proof lights.