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AN UPDATE ON THE LIGHT BULB BAN

Conventional incandescent light bulbs are starting to vanish from the market. Some recently formulated energy-efficiency regulations intended to kick out old-fashioned bulbs from the lighting industry.<br><br>https://www.saving-light-bulbs.co.uk/blog/an-update-on-the-light-bulb-ban/

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AN UPDATE ON THE LIGHT BULB BAN

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  2. Conventional incandescent light bulbs are starting to vanish from the market. Some recently formulated energy-ef?ciency regulations intended to kick out old-fashioned bulbs from the lighting industry. Though most bulb manufacturers are ?ghting hard to get a court order stopping the regulations from taking effect, it looks like customers will soon have to choose between sophisticated light- emitting diodes (LEDs) and those oddly shaped ?uorescent lights. Of course, the bulbs won’t just vanish like that, it will take some time. Vendors will be allowed to ?nish off their old stock, but they won’t be in a position to sell any incandescent bulbs manufactured after 1st January 2018, that do not meet the current standards. Back in 2007, George W. Bush approved an energy bill that strengthened lighting ef?ciency standards. By then, this wasn’t a big deal. What the bill meant then is that manufacturers would gradually need to phase out their traditional, power-hogging light bulbs and switch to something sleeker, like CFLs or ?uorescent lamps, beginning 2012.

  3. According to law, CFLs and LEDs plus other energy-ef?cient bulbs help minimize power-plant emissions and also saves consumers huge amounts of money. It’s estimated that if every American household swapped out one traditional bulb for a more advanced lighting ?xture, it would be the same thing as removing 800,000 cars from the road. Perhaps there are numerous ways of reducing emissions, but most Republicans oppose the idea of carbon taxes and other related stuff, which means that inept regulations and guidelines are the only things which attract political support. The new regulations required that the screw-based light bulbs should meet certain minimum energy-ef?ciency standards. This would make them 3 times more ef?cient than conventional bulbs as of 1st January in California. And there isn’t no halogen or incandescent bulb available on the market that meets that level. LED and CFLs will be the only option Consumers will only be left with the option of choosing between LED and CFL lighting ?xtures. After selling off their left stock, they’ll have no other choice but to stock their shelves with modern bulbs that meet the new and stricter environmental standards. Those designing

  4. and selling lighting ?xtures have long known about this change and they have responded by offering an extensive range of energy-saving light bulbs which conform to the new standards. They are also ?nishing off their production of incandescent bulbs. The covered bulbs These standards are mostly applicable to medium screw-based lighting bulbs that are commonly used in homes and business buildings, such as the pear-shaped bulbs utilized in tables as well as ?oor lamps, the candle-shaped lamps used in chandeliers/sconces, and the glob/round bulbs utilized in bathroom vanities. Finding a replacement: Will it be easy? A wide array of energy-saving light-emitting diodes (LED) bulbs that come in different shapes and light output levels are already available on most retail shops across the state. Such bulbs are manufactured by renowned lighting companies such as Sylvania, Philips, and GE plus other newer lighting ?rms like Cree, Maxlite, TCP, and Feit.  California’s regulations on light bulbs currently exempt certain bulb types, such as those commonly used in ovens. CFLS LED LIGHT BULB BAN PREVIOUS POST

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