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December 22nd, 2008 |

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Ebay listings for Cfl Light products.

5600 Bright White 4100k Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs CFL 13w=60w Energy Saver

$5,600.00

3600 Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs Energy Saving CFL 19w=75w – 1 Pallet!

$3,600.00

3600 Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs Energy Saving Saver CFL 23w=100w -1 Pallet

$3,600.00

10 x 125w CFL Bulb Blue 6400k Grow Lamp SAD Light E27

$2,687.03

1080 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT DAYLIGHT LIGHT BULB 23W=100W 23 Watt 100 Watt

$2,100.00

540 CFL 23W=100W DAYLIGHT COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULB 23 Watt 100 Watt

$1,080.00

432 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT SOFT WHITE LIGHT BULB 23W=100W 23 100 — Save $550

$725.00

640 CFL 14 = 60 WATT SOFT WHITE 14W 60W COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULB

$570.00

180 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT DAYLIGHT LIGHT BULB 23W=100W 23 Watt 100 Watt CANADA

$375.00

Quorum International 12525-995 Old World 5 Blade 52″ 3 CFL Light Outdoor Ceiling

$482.00

400 Bright White 4100k Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs CFL 13w=60w Energy Saver

$475.00

100x 7W Low Energy CFL Micro Candle Light Bulb (96mm x 38 mm) SES E14 Screw Lamp

$387.27

MODERN FAN COMPANY 56″ GUSTO HUGGER CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$444.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 56″ GUSTO WHITE CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$444.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 56″ GUSTO NICKEL CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$444.00

Quorum International 145525-45 Baltic Granite 5 Blade 52″ 3 CFL Light Outdoor

$438.00

Quorum International 145525-86 Oiled Bronze 5 Blade 52″ 3 CFL Light Outdoor

$438.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ PHAROS CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$436.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ STELLA CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$436.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 50″ VELO HUGGER CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$424.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 50″ VELO CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$424.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ CIRRUS HUGGER CEILING FAN & Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$408.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ CIRRUS CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$408.00

384 Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs 18=75Watt Globe Style 18=75 CFL Saves Energy

$389.00

216 CFL 23W=100W SOFT WHITE COMPACT FLUORESCENT ENERGY SAVING LIGHT BULB 23 100

$385.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ BALL CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$376.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ BALL HUGGER CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$376.00

180 CFL DAYLIGHT LIGHT 23W =100W COMPACT FLUORESCENT BULB 23 Watt 100 Watt

$375.00

288 CFL 13W=60W DAYLIGHT UTILITECH COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULB 13 Watt 60

$375.00

Forecast Lighting Westport Outdoor Wall, 2-Lt CFL, Vista Silver, White Acrylic

$350.00

384 Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs 18=75Watt Globe Style 18=75 CFL Saves Energy

$349.00

Craftmade FI52AG Fiori Bronze 52″ Ceiling Fan w/ LKE305CFL-AG Light & B552S-TK7

$346.00

192 R30 CFL 15W = 65W FEIT NEW COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULB REFLECTOR FLOOD

$345.99

216 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT SOFT WHITE LIGHT BULB 18W= 75W 18 75 WATT 2700k

$340.99

240 CFL 13W=60W DAYLIGHT UTILITECH COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULB 13 Watt 60

$324.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ ALTUS Hugger Ceiling Fan with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$320.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ ALTUS CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$320.00

MODERN FAN COMPANY 52″ PLUM CEILING FAN with Energy Saving CFL Light Kit

$320.00

288 Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs 18=75Watt Globe Style 18=75 CFL Saves Energy

$319.00

E40 LED Warehouse Industrial Light 60W High Bay Corn Outdoor Lamp CFL Bulb 200W

$290.99

320 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULB 14 = 60 WATT 14W 60W SOFT WHITE

$290.00

162 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT SOFT WHITE ENERGY SAVING LIGHT BULB 23W=100W 23 100

$290.00

Nuvo Palladium 6 Light Cfl 25 inch Chandelier (6) 13W GU24 Lamps Included

$283.79

192 CFL 13W=60W DAYLIGHT UTILITECH COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULB 13 Watt 60

$269.00

162 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT SOFT WHITE LIGHT BULB 18W= 75W 18 75 WATT 2700k

$265.00

50x 7W Low Energy CFL Micro Candle Light Bulbs (96mm x38 mm) SES E14 Screw Lamp

$201.54

144 CFL 6500k DAYLIGHT LIGHT BULBS 18W=75W ***FREE SHIPPING*****

$255.00

320 CFL BULBS 14 WATT = 60 EQU COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULB HUGE WHOLESALE LOT

$245.00

23W R40 CFL Dimmable Fluorescent Reflector Flood Light Bulb 75W Equivalent (18)

$240.00

196 Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs 23=100Watts 23=100 CFL MiniSpiral Saves75%

$239.95

192 Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs 18=75Watt Globe Style 18=75 CFL Saves Energy

$239.00

BRIGHT EFFECTS CFL 3 WAY LIGHT BULBS CASE OF 6 (LOT OF 9)

$235.00

108 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT DAYLIGHT LIGHT BULB 23W=100W 23 Watt 100 Watt

$232.00

Nuvo Triumph 5 Light Cfl 24 inch Chandelier (5) 13W GU24 Lamps Included

$223.59

Lot Of 30 – GE 42 Watt Fluorescent CFL High Power Light Bulbs 40w

$180.00

Nuvo Polaris 6 Light Cfl 29 inch Chandelier (6) 13W GU24 Lamps Included

$206.39

PLC Lighting 918/CFL ORB Matte Opal Polipo Vanity Light

$205.20

PLC Lighting 918/CFL SN Matte Opal Polipo Vanity Light

$205.20

108 CFL COMPACT FLUORESCENT SOFT WHITE ENERGY SAVING LIGHT BULB 23W=100W 23 100

$205.00

Nuvo TK381 Russet Bronze ES – 3 Light – R30 – Bullet Swivel Track Kit 15w CFL

$204.00

Nuvo TK382 Brushed Nickel ES – 3 Light – R30 – Bullet Swivel Track Kit 15w CFL

$204.00

Cfl Light products on Amazon:

Earthmate EP2352AK 23-Watt Super Mini-Spiral CFL 2700K Bulb, 6 Pack

$39.50

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Intermatic 7-Day Astronomic Single-Pole/3-Way Time Switch

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Intermatic 7-Day Single-Pole Digital Time Switch

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20W 120V PAR-38 850 Lumen Warm Compact Fluorescent Bulb, Pack of 6

$232.02

20W 120V PAR-38 850 Lumen Warm Compact Fluorescent Bulb, Pack of 6…

GE 13-Watt Energy SmartTM – 8 Pack – 60 watt replacement

$7.95

GE 13-Watt Energy SmartTM – 8 Pack – 60 watt replacement…

Philips 409904 / 423343 Dimmable AmbientLED 12.5-Watt A19 Light Bulb

$16.85

Philips AmbientLED (TM) Dimmable 60W Replacement A19 LED Light Bulb – Soft Warm White

Philips AmbientLED (TM) Dimmable 12.5W A19 LED light bulb has earn Energy Star (R) qualification and offers light quality comparable to that of traditional general incandescent 60W light bulb. A19 emits light in all directions and are commonly used in table and floor lamps, pendants, ceiling fixtures and general…

Stanley 38425 TimerMax Digislim Daily Digital Indoor Lamp Timer, White, 2-Pack

$16.98

The Stanley Electrical Indoor TimerMax Digislim Daily Digital Lamp Timer turns electrical devices On and Off automatically. The program repeats daily and has a polarized outlet and a LCD screen with visual indicators. The slim design does not block a seco…

Cool Lights: DIY Fluorescent Video Lighting Vol. 1

$89.00

Making video is a pleasure in a cooler studio but you can only do that with Cool Lights. This DVD video shows you how to make and use your own professional level fluorescent studio lighting for video, film and photography use. Start with simple, off-the-shelf solutions and progress to more complex, build-it-yourself ones that allow more control. Host Richard Andrewski dispels the conventional wi…

LED Light Bulb, 900 Lumen, Warm White, 9 Watt (65W Replacement), Clearance Sale

Clearance Item – Greatly Reduced Price – See Details Below

At 100 lumens per watt, it is one of the most efficient LED bulbs on the market. At 900 lumens, it will replace up to a 65 Watt incandescent bulb in nearly all fixtures, and a 75 Watt bulb in down-light fixtures.

This bulb will pay for itself in energy savings in six months when compared to a 65 Watt incandescent used eight hours a day a…

Earthmate EP2357AE 23-Watt Spiral CFL Full Spectrum Bulb, 6 Pack

$55.17

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Farewell to Incandescent Light Bulbs

1st of September 2010 marked the last day of 75W incandescent light bulbs within the European Union. This is the second phase-out rule in a series of Energy Saving regulations made by the EU in 2008, within which they intend to get rid of all conventional incandescent light bulbs (invented by Edison) and inefficient halogen lights until 2016. This series of phase-outs, praised and criticised at the same time by many, eventually opens a market to a widening range of energy saving lights. Since the ruling basically sets a minimum standard for energy efficiency and functionality, there will be plenty of halogens remaining on the market – class A and B are not planned to be banned within this regulation.

The entire range of regulations is under the heading of Eco-Design Directive, aiming to save at least 10-15% of household electricity accumulating on a national level, as well as reducing carbon-dioxide emission.

Here is the list of regulations and their deadlines in the EU:

1 September 2009

100W or above incandescent light bulbs

Non-clear (frosted / pearl) lamps must be minimum A-class

1 September 2010

75W clear incandescent lamps

1 September 2011

60W clear incandescent lamps

1 September 2012

All remaining clear incandescent lamps (40W and 25W)

1 September 2016

Phase out of C-class retrofit halogen lamps

The price issue

Among the many, there are two major arguments against the regulation. The first one is evidently about the price of the new energy-solving solutions. Simply put, there is a huge price difference between traditional incandescent and energy-saving lights; though, this affects you radically only if you wish to replace all your lights at once. Although all energy-saving lights require a certain amount of investment, depending on the light you choose they relatively quickly pay it back to you by the money saved on your lighting bill. Opponents of the regulation usually argue that even the cheapest energy-saving light costs four times as much as an incandescent, but usually even more. Like mentioned before, the energy saved with these lights return the investments quickly, but on the long run – especially with LED lights, the energy saving bulbs return the investment with the length of their lifespan too. Even the lowest quality Led Light has the lifespan of 30 000 hours, while an incandescent has only 1000 at its best.

The health issue

The other, less evident, but also serious issue is the health problems caused by CFL lights to those sensitive to its flickering output. Fluorescent forms of energy-saving lighting are often criticized for causing migraines, eye problems and skin rashes, but they are also harmful for those suffering from epilepsy or autism. These people can strongly be affected by the massive change to this type of lightings in households, as well as public places like schools, shops, hospitals and streets. Due to these changes, the cost of healthcare may well go up both within the household and the national budget. Among the energy-saving lighting solutions, it is definitely the CFL which has regularly the lowest price at the moment (LEDs are even more expensive, but for good reasons I will mention later); therefore it is very likely that most shops and institutions – nowadays particularly struggling with their budgets – will decide on CFL solutions rather than LEDs.

Further opposing argument often mentioned is about the dimmability of energy-saving lights, which are not compatible with all dimming systems, and even if they work with it, dimmable lights have sky-high prices. Also, the usual issue with CFL lighting is its rate of environment-friendliness. For it consumes much less energy, but includes highly poisonous substances, which get out in the air whenever the tube is broken – though in a little amount.

The regulation, announced in 2008 had harsh criticism for the above mentioned reasons, and resulted in the panic-buying of phased-out light bulbs in most countries.

However, during the past two years, energy-saving solutions went through such a rapid change, that for a roughly similar price, most incandescent or CFL solutions can be replaced with LEDs, for the price of a better quality fluorescent. In most cases, LED solutions are still available at a generally higher price than fluorescents, but its lifetime is usually three times longer the least, and its rate of energy saving can be even 40% higher.

With LEDs, all health problems are excluded, their lights do not flicker, they light up instantly, they are dimmable roughly to the rate that CFLs are, and they are completely environment friendly with no poisonous substances included.

Also, other energy saving solutions appeared on the market, like the “improved incandescent”, which is a combination of the previous incandescent and contemporary laser technology, resulting in a very intensive light output with less heat production and energy consumption. (The technology was experimented at the University of Rochester, where an ultra-intense beam of light – laser – is used to create nano- and micro-scale structures on the surface of a regular tungsten filament). These light bulbs will also be able to change their colours, however their lifespan and rate of saving energy

With the ban of conventional incandescent lights, new solutions of energy saving lights are expected to appear and evolve in a similarly rapid pace as it did during the past two years. Here, at LEDcentre we witnessed how fast LED technology developed, moving towards greater brightness, longer lifespan (some super technology LEDs have the lifespan of 80 000 hours), and full compatibility with dimming systems. Since cheap forms of lighting are still available, customers are not forced to change their entire range of lighting at once. Start changing them one by one, and you will have no problems when all incandescent bulbs are eventually banned.

About the Author

Anita Samuelis works at LEDcentre.uk.com. The company offers a wide range of low and main voltage, eco-friendly, energy efficient and cool running LED lights, like LED GU10, LED MR11, LED MR16, G4 LEDs and B22/E27 light bulbs and flexible water proof LED strip lights ideal for homes, offices, shops, boats or caravans. The LED models are always developed to meet the growing demand and are available for both retail and wholesale. Visit their website at http://www.ledcentre.uk.com/

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