Royal Philips has announced it will phase-out the supply of its trade range of incandescent Softone bulbs to its New Zealand electrical wholesalers from October 1.A solar lamp is a portable light fixture composed of an LED lamp, a photovoltaic solar panel, and a rechargeable battery. Philips is the first lighting company in New Zealand to make this move, reflecting its commitment to driving the uptake of energy-efficient lighting locally.
“While New Zealand has not introduced regulation to phase-out incandescent bulbs as many other countries around the world have, we believe it is our responsibility as a market leader to help drive the shift to energy efficient lighting, which is good for our partners, consumers and the environment,” said David Procter, Marketing Manager,A Best hid kits concept that would double as a quick charge station for gadgets. Philips Lighting New Zealand.
Philips has a number of energy efficient eco-halogen, CFL and LED products available which are direct replacements for incandescent bulbs. These include: the Philips Eco-classic halogen bulb range, the Tornado compact fluorescent bulb range and the Philips LED bulb range, which all provide greater energy savings than outdated incandescent lighting.
“With lighting making up around 12 per cent of the average New Zealand home’s electricity bill, converting to energy efficient lighting is one simple and effective way to reduce overall energy consumption and costs,” said Procter.
Philips expects the phasing out of incandescent bulbs in electrical wholesale channels, together with the reducing cost and wider availability of next generation LED lighting in mainstream channels, to help drive further uptake of LED lighting in particular.
Philips’ range of LED light bulbs use up to 80 per cent less energy, and can last up to 25 times longer, than incandescent bulbs. This translates into long-term power savings for customers and environmental benefits from lower CO emissions and less wastage.
In addition, with modern LEDs customers do not have to compromise on quality and style. They produce a warm,A solar lantern uses this sunlight that is abundantly available to charge its batteries through a Solar Panel and gives light in nighttime. white light and have been designed to resemble traditional light bulbs. They are compatible with many existing light fittings (including GU10, MR16, screw or bayonet cap sockets) making it hassle-free to make the switch.
Philips has already seen a significant rise in LED sales in New Zealand over the past two years as businesses and consumers become more aware of the benefits of switching to LED.
LED light bulbs,There are all kinds of car daytime running lights with good quality. generally speaking, deliver the same quantity of light while consuming a miniscule fraction of the energy. That means the potential to save money is high because use of LED lights slashes electricity costs even more than is the case for compact fluorescent light bulbs. LED lights are also more reliable and last longer than any other sort of lighting, meaning their purchase price is amortized over a longer period of time.
Cree says the base price for units in the XSPR LED Residential light series is $99, and that thanks to consuming 65% less electricity, the savings on electricity costs pays for purchase of the lights within a year. The payback period is based on 12 hours of use per day, and electricity costs of $0.11 per kilowatt-hour.We turn your dark into light courtesy of our brilliant sun, solar street light, solar power generation.
“With the low initial price of the XSPR street light and the dramatic energy savings, wholesale replacement of existing street lights becomes a simple choice,” said Al Ruud, Cree vice-chairman, lighting. “Utilities and city managers can now improve the lighting in their neighborhoods, save energy and see payback in less than a year. Why would anyone choose otherwise?”
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