Consumers typically regard their light fixtures as more or less permanent installations with endless service life as long as they are willing to continually changing the bulbs. Purchasing an LED-integrated fixture entails considerable risk. While it might potentially endure for decades without needing maintenance, defects and failures do occur. Issues such as design flaws, poor quality control, and material issues may cause an LED light fixture to fail prematurely. The benefits of LED light fixtures include energy savings, reduced operating costs, minimal impact on environment through no or little waste disposal requirements, and color flexibility. These advantages can be significant for businesses that operate out of a home or small office space and need to reduce operational expenses while still providing adequate lighting. For example, an owner/operator of a small business may see significant savings by converting to LED light fixtures. An LED light fixture uses about one-tenth the energy of a traditional counterpart and lasts 10 times longer. It also does not contain mercury, which makes them safer for children and for the environment. In addition, LEDs are available in a wide range of colors, so they can be used to create any kind of lighting effect needed in different rooms or locations within a room. This is not possible with ordinary lamps which are usually white or black. LEDs are becoming increasingly popular among homeowners who are looking for low-cost lighting solutions.