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I have a bathroom fixture that requires two bulbs. You definitely can tell the 40 watt CFL replacement does give the same usable light.I have also noticed that my town has changed to LED traffic lights and alot fo them have LEDs burnt out in a pretty short time.
Traditionally traffic signal bulbs have been specially designed for long life. LED lamps normally last much longer, but have one drawback: they run cooler so they don't melt the snow in winter. I think heaters have been installed on some.
i may have asked you this before because i think i remember you mentioning this, but who did you have install your solar panels? i want to look into this, and the company i spoke to wasn't really impressing me.
I used Princeton Solar. They got bought out by Princeton Power.
Hmm, CFLs are $2 to $4 and LEDs are $27.... barring sales, promotions, etc.
Yeah, I was just looking at Home Depot and I was amazed...
CFL - $4 and lasts 8,000 hours - 15 watts
Corresponding LED - $17, lasts 50,000 hours and and consumes 5 to 7 watts, and doesn't cause migraines/seizures/merc toxicity.
Yeah, I was just looking at Home Depot and I was amazed...
CFL - $4 and lasts 8,000 hours - 15 watts
Corresponding LED - $17, lasts 50,000 hours and and consumes 5 to 7 watts, and doesn't cause migraines/seizures/merc toxicity.
Yea, LEDs don't make sense for me across the board (we do use them in the art gallery).... My electricity bill is already minimal.
Yea, LEDs don't make sense for me.... My electricity bill is already minimal.
We just have so many huge flood lights and recessed lights all over this house...and outside...some of them are hard to reach to replace. Something that lasts for years would really be helpful.
Hmm, CFLs are $2 to $4 and LEDs are $27.... barring sales, promotions, etc.
costco has the floodlights for $19.99 i believe.
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