Energy Efficient Light Bulbs by Philips, Megaman and Pro-lite
Energy Saving Light Bulbs Could Save your £100's per year
Energy efficient light bulbs manufactured by Philips, Megaman and pro-lite will significantly reduce your home energy bill when used as an alternative to conventional incandescent lightbulbs.
"By replacing every light fitting in the home with a low-energy bulb, the average family could save up to £240 per year." [Energy Saving Trust]
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Need more reasons why you should change your existing incandecent light bulbs to low energy type bulb - see further quotes at the bottom of this page.
Helix Energy Saving Lamps These highly efficient lamps are designed to give an even output of 360º of the lamp surface, the innovative helical design gives an even shadow free light distribution. Ideal where high light output is required.
The Pro-Micro lamps are designed specifically for use where high output is required in constricted luminaires. The lamp with the minimum lamp volume to the best output return.
Energy Saving Multi Tube lamps that will fit into any standard BC/ES fitting. These budget lamps use 80% less energy than conventional incandescent bulbs.
Energy Saving GU10 Lamps A Selection of Flouresent and Coloured LED GU10 lamps for direct replacement of mains halogen lamps. These energy saving lamps use 80% less energy than conventional bulbs.
Fluorescent Tubes A Selection of Energy Saving Compact Fluoresent tubes for use around the home.....Coming Soon LED Tubes.
Energy Saving Lighting A selection of Energy Saving lighting to use around the home and Garden , our range includes Outdoor Flood Lighting and Energy Saving Night lights.
Stick Up Bulb from JML is the battery operated light you can install in minutes.
Just stick up the base, slide in the bulb and you’ve got light. It’s that easy! No drills, no wires, no electrician!
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ASD Energy Saving light bulb - 9W BC fitting
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CFL 's
What are CFL's & how do they work ?
A CFL or Compact Fluorescent lamp is basically a smaller version of a fluorescent lamp.
The CFL is made up of two main parts – a gas filled tube and an electronic ballast.
When electrical current from the electronic ballast flows through the tube, gas in the tube glows with a ultraviolet light this ultraviolet light excites a white phosphor coating on the inside of the tube which then emits a white light through the surface of the tube.
E.ON UK ''Quote''
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"Changing every light fitting in all 20m households in the UK to energy-saver bulbs would result in a reduction on fuel bills of around £4.8bn - the cost of building 64 offshore wind farms, 53 biomass power stations, or 14 gas-fired power stations." [E.ON UK]
Energy Saving Trust ''Quote''
''Quote''
"If every household installed three such bulbs, "enough electricity would be saved in a year to supply all of the street lighting in the UK". [Energy Saving Trust]
Friends of the Earth ''Quote''
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"Electricity counts for roughly one-fifth of our energy use, and is responsible for approximately a third of our carbon emissions. More than 70% of this electricity is generated using fossil fuels, and in the conversion process, around 65% of that energy is wasted." [Friends of the Earth]
