Which type of lamp is known for producing light with less heat than traditional incandescent lamps?

LED lamps are known for producing light with significantly less heat compared to traditional incandescent lamps. This is because LED technology is designed to convert a higher percentage of electrical energy into light rather than heat. Incandescent lamps produce light through a filament that is heated to a high temperature, which results in a large portion of the energy being wasted as heat.

In contrast, LED lamps operate at a much cooler temperature, making them not only more energy-efficient but also safer to use in many applications. This characteristic is particularly beneficial for environments where heat build-up can be problematic.

While halogen and fluorescent lamps are more efficient than traditional incandescent lamps and generate less heat, they still produce more heat compared to LEDs. Halogen lamps, a type of incandescent, still rely on a filament, albeit a modified one that may be more efficient. Fluorescent lamps, while cooler than incandescent, still emit more heat than LEDs. Therefore, the most accurate choice highlighting the significant reduction in heat production is LED lamps.