Comparative Study of Assembled LED Lights with NEON Lights toward Energy Consumed
Keywords:
LED, Neon, Energy, Boat chart, Fish catchingAbstract
This article contains an assembled LED light technology with Neon lights which are used as one of the fishing aids on the boat chart. The research was carried out at the Mechanical Laboratory of the Faculty of Engineering, University of Gorontalo- Indonesia. The research aims to test innovation in designing and developing alternative energy-efficient LED lamps. The research method used is a quantitative method in the form of an experiment by looking at several research variables such as (1) independent variable, namely type of lamp and shape of lamp, (2) control variable, namely Lamp power, voltage and current, lamp brand, lighting space, LED lamp design and assembly, and (3) bound variable that is lamp power, such as LED Lamp Assembly Test, lighting intensity. The experiments have resulted in 2 (two) types of modified LED lamp circuits, namely: LED Lamp Assembled Type HPL (High Power Lamp) and LED Lamp Assembled Type SMD (Surface Mounted Device). The results of the lumens measurement show data on the comparison of the number of lumens in 45 Watt Neon lamps and 30 Watt HPL LEDs. The highest lumens at a distance of 0.50 m are found in 30 Watt HPL LED lamps with a total lumen of 1746 lm, while the lowest at that distance is a 45-watt fluorescent lamp with a total lumen of 193 lm. Measurement of Voltage and Current in LED and Neon Lamps shows that the amount of currency issued to turn on HPL LED lamps is 0.06, SMD LED is 0.07, and Neon is 0.09. The HPL LED lamp is the light that requires the least electric current or the most energy-efficient in its use, especially as a fishing tool on the boat chart.
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