Halogen/Led

The main difference between LED and Halogen is the energy used and the bulb-life rate.

LED Stands for light-emitting diodes. , whereas the LED bulb life is 30,000 to 50,000 hours and uses less energy than halogen lights.
LED lights create light using semiconductor materials and are shatterproof.
LED lights stay cooler even after a long time of use, but still protection is needed.
LED lights come in various colour temperatures and colours and are free of any chemicals and gases which are harmful to us.
LED lights may be a little expensive when compared to Halogen lights but last longer with less electricity consumption.
LED lights are brighter as they emit white lights.

Halogen light has a build-life of 1500 to 2000 hours and uses more energy than LED and gives brighter light.
In halogen lights light is produced by heating the filament for the heating process electrical current is used or needed.
As Halogen bulbs produce infrared light, they may cause damage to the artwork.
Halogen lights are sensitive to the skin so while putting them you can wear gloves.
Prolonged usage of halogen light makes it heat up and cannot be touched till it gets cooled.
Halogens are fragile in nature and when fixed near the fans or compressor equipment the bulb-life span is shortened due to the vibrations.
Halogen is economical in rate whereas it gets burned out faster.
Halogen lights are not that bright when compared to LED as they emit yellow lights.