North American Philips has just introduced the exclusive SL-18 watt Trio of Energy Saving Fluorescent bulbs that fit into standard incandescent sockets. Each one uses only 18 watts of electricity and gives off the light output equal to a 75 watt incandescent bulb.
The SL-18 bulb has been around for three years now and the long awaited R-40 shape flood light and Decorative Globe join in to help save money, energy and Earth.
The SL-18 bulb has been around for three years now and the long awaited R-40 shape flood light and Decorative Globe join in to help save money, energy and Earth.
The Latest Cutting Edge Lighting Technology
Looking Inside An SL-18 Bulb North American Philips is the only company to exclusively have the SL-18 watt line of lamps. Each bulb features a miniature fluorescent lamp folded into a compact "S" shape and is controlled by electronic components that provide superior operating efficiency found in no other light system.
The electronic ballast (aka: transformer) offers silent operation and no interference with radio or television reception three or more feet away from the bulb.
These bulbs use a blend of natural earth phosphors that produce light color virtually identical to that of the old incandescent light bulbs. All SL-18 bulb designs use a meager 18 watts of electricity. Compared to standard light bulbs the use 75 watts. This represents a fast payback in about 2,500 hours of use. The bulbs will last 10,000 hours compared to only 750 hours for incandescent bulbs.
The electronic ballast (aka: transformer) offers silent operation and no interference with radio or television reception three or more feet away from the bulb.
These bulbs use a blend of natural earth phosphors that produce light color virtually identical to that of the old incandescent light bulbs. All SL-18 bulb designs use a meager 18 watts of electricity. Compared to standard light bulbs the use 75 watts. This represents a fast payback in about 2,500 hours of use. The bulbs will last 10,000 hours compared to only 750 hours for incandescent bulbs.
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Bill Lauto, at GoingTrueGreen.com
Environmental Scientist
International Sustainability and Energy Consultant
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Bill Lauto, at GoingTrueGreen.com
Environmental Scientist
International Sustainability and Energy Consultant
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