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This short video explains how to replace your fluorescent tube lighting to more energy efficient T12 tubes. If you have fluorescent tube lighting, changing from T12 tubes to T8s will bring energy savings of 10%. Upgrading lamps and fittings to T5 will bring even greater savings and will retain a high light output. Carbon Trust lighting energy saving advice: www.carbontrust.co.uk This episode shows how much you save by switching to Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs. GE 75368 Energy Smart 13-Watt Spiral Compact Fluorescent Bulb, Candelabra Base, 2-Pack 13-watt light source that replaces a 60-watt bulb GE, FLE13HT2/2CANDP, 2 Pack, 13W, Mini Twist Compact Fluorescent Bulb, Electronic Ballast, Equivalent To 60W Incandescent, 2700 Kelvin Temperature, 80 Cri, 8,000 Hours Rated Life, 850 Lumens, Candelabra Based, Energy Star Compliant, Carded. List Price: $ 0.00 Price: $ 11.50 Question by syuol: Why do all the energy saving light bulbs (fluorescent?) say not to use them with electric timers? Best answer: Answer by up yNever heard of that with a timer. Timers are used commericially for fluorescents. I know that [...] by Marit & Toomas Hinnosaar Question by A Republican From Texas: How much do water restrictors, energy efficient refrigerators, and fluorescent lightbulbs save you money? Best answer: Answer by kcguy6935Well that would depend on how much you use them. A CFL uses 75% less electricity and even though it costs more has a payback of well under a year once again this depends on price of bulb and price per kw of electricity and hours used. An LED does not have as quick of a payback due to high initial cost but it uses 80% to 85% less electricity and lasts longer than [...] Question by keni: Energy-saving fluorescent light bulbs – do they use less energy if switched on for only a minute? Question by pink.love: I know fluorescent lighting is more energy efficient but how much energy is it saving? Best answer: Answer by Jerry LeeIt will depend on the size of the classroom, and how well lit it is. It will require more lighting if it has dark paint or dark floors, or faces north, or they have classes at night, or there are no windows at all. I estimate 1,000-2,000 Watts. What do you think? Answer below! |
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