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In February, global LED bulb prices continued to fall, and European and American markets actively promoted filament lamps.
The latest price report of the LED Research Center of Jibang Consulting pointed out that the global LED bulb price continued to fall in February 2017. The average retail price of LED bulbs replacing 40-watt incandescent lamps fell by 0.6% to US$6.8; the replacement of LED bulbs for 60-watt incandescent lamps The average price fell 2.1% to $8.2. Yu Bin said that due to the high luminous efficiency of filament lamps, the power is lower and the price is lower than the average price of the market under the same luminous flux. Therefore, in the low-priced new products listed in Europe and the United States in February, manufacturers actively promote the filament ball. The bulbs also caused the overall market price in Europe and the United States to drop significantly. The price of raw materials has increased, and the price of LED packaging in China has increased. Due to the tight supply of LED low-power chips, some manufacturers have started to increase prices after the Spring Festival in mainland China. For example, in early February, Mulinsen announced that the price of lighting LED packaging products will be raised by 15%. Other manufacturers also raised product prices. The price increase products are mainly 2835 LED products, both 0.2 watts and 0.5 watts are raised by 1.2%; the prices of 3030 and 5630 products have not changed significantly. High luminous efficiency and low price, the filament lamp leads the new European and American products to replace the 40-watt bulb. In Europe and America, Germany is down 6.1%, the US is down 5.0%, and the UK is down 1.2%. Most of the original products in the market are stable, while some products are stable. The down price in the promotion. In addition, some low-priced new products are listed in Europe and the United States. For example, Philips launched four new products in February, all of which are filament lamps. Mainland China manufacturer OPPLE also began to lay out European and American markets with its own brand. In February, two new products were listed in Europe, and the prices were far below the average market price. In the Asian region, Japan rose 2.9%, some of which were sold at the end of last year, such as Toshiba's 4.9-watt 485 lumens bulb, which rose 24% to $5.82. China's mainland price fell 1.7%, most products prices are stable, some products due to the promotion of significant price declines, such as Philips 6 watts 500 lumens bulbs, 10 packs price 29 dollars, a drop of 20%. Prices in South Korea and Taiwan have remained stable. In place of the 60-watt bulb, in Europe and the United States, Germany fell by 5.2%, the United States by 3.9%, and the United Kingdom by 5%. Some US products have significantly reduced prices under the promotion, such as CREE 13.5 watts 800 lumens bulbs, the price of 6 packs fell to 22.97 US dollars, a drop of 19%. In the United Kingdom and Germany, the market average price fell under the low-priced promotion of some products and the launch of low-priced new products. The Japanese region fell by 2.4%, while prices in other Asian regions remained stable.