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Energy saving lighting and your health

Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) contain very small and safely contained amounts of mercury (as do the “traditional” fluorescent tubes in wide use today). The use of mercury is required for any fluorescent light bulbs, in order to radiate light. However, mercury is not emitted and they are completely safe to use.

Common myths about energy saving light bulbs.

1.      Myth : Energy saving light bulbs will not fit in many lamps and fixtures.

      Fact :   Many design offers a wide range of very compact energy savers in various shapes

            so that they fit in virtually any lamps and fixtures.

2.      Myth:  Energy saving light bulbs radiate a dull, pale light.

Fact  :   Energy savers radiate light with consistent high quality, supporting the rich

colours of your home; when seeking extra sparking light, opt for energy savers with clear bulbs, which include LED-based light bulbs and halogen light bulbs.

3.      Myth: CFL energy saving light bulbs take up to 5 minutes to reach full brightness.

Fact  :  CFL energy savers provide high brightness within seconds - look for the Quick

Start logo. In addition, all halogen and LED-based energy savers provide full brightness instantly.

4.      Myth: Not all energy saving light bulbs can be used with common home dimmer 

switches.

Fact  :  It offers a wide range of dimmable energy savers, including CFL and LED-based

light bulbs. All halogen based energy savers dim exactly like incandescent light bulbs. Be sure you check the information on the packaging for details.

If we change our “traditional” light bulbs to energy saving bulb use less and save more it also prevent greenhouse gases equivalent to the emissions more than 800,000 cars. Our bulbs use up to 75% less energy than incandescent bulbs, which is not only better for the planet, but your account as well.