
BELOW ARE SOME COMPARISONS
ON THE LEFT WE HAVE THE STANDARD INCANDESCENT LIGHT GLOBES ,COMMONLY USED ..
ON THE RIGHT WE HAVE THE LED EQUILIVENT or ALTERNATIVE SUGGESTIONS. (in some aplications a retrofit may not be sufficent . there for a suggested addition may need be applied)
common incandescent styles in use | The led alternative |
![]() Standard 60w Incandescent bulb (e27 & b22 fittings) around 660 Lumans 7 - 15 lumans per watt
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E27 FITTINGS ALSO AVILABLE IN B22
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5.3 BASE MR16 HALOGEN and 4.0 BASE MR11 HALOGEN 20WATTS = 278 LUMENS = 14 lumens per watt 35WATTS = 550 LUMENS = 15.5 lumens per watt 50WATTS = 825 LUMENS = 16.5 lumens per watt WITH A LIFE SPAN OF UP TO 6000 HRS | 5.3 BASE MR16 LED 4,0 BASE MR11 LED UP TO 161+ LUMENS PER WATT AND A LIFE SPAN OF up to 50 000 HRS THE SAVING IN POWER CONSUMPTION OUT PERFORMS HALOGEN BY FAR |
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STANDARD FLUORESCENT TUBES T8,T10,T5 STANDARD 32 WATT = 2850 LUMENS | LED T8 TUBES AROUND 320 LED'S 20W = 2350LUMENS NO FLICKER OR BUZZ AND UPTO 50 000HRS LIFE |

Above find the following example of the white light colours
Warm white: being the colour of the standard incandescent bulb.
We have all become accustom too.
However, all of the above colours have been available with the traditional T8 fluorescent tube light.
You may not notice the difference, if you were to replace a single warm white fluorescent tube with a cool white tube. However to replace one in a room of 2 or more , You will notice the differance
Warm white has a yellowie tinge White is more white and cool white is a bluey colour in comparison
We recommend White over warm white.
Now you have more choices in ambiance when it comes to the replacement of Incandescent or Halogen globes.
Led lighting is not only available in more shades of white, cool white, daylight white, warm white, they come are also available in blue, red, yellow, green purple ,including R.G.B (red blue and green).
These lights can slowly fade from one colour to another and mix two or more together to create others.
Also available with remote controls so you can tailor the colours yourself.

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Incandescent |
Compact Fluorescent |
Mains Voltage |
Light output |
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25W |
5-7W |
18W |
220 lm |
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40W |
7-8W |
28W |
420 lm |
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60W |
11-12W |
42W |
720 lm |
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75W |
13-18W |
52W |
930 lm |
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100W |
18-23W |
70W |
1300 lm |
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LED |
FLUORESCENT (CFL) |
INCANDESCENT |
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Life Span (How long will the light bulb last?) |
60,000 hours |
10,000 hours |
1,200 hours |
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Watts Per Bulb (Wattage Equiv. at 60w) |
6 |
14 |
60 |
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Cost Per Bulb |
$15.98 |
$2.98 |
$1.25 |
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KWh of electricity used over 60k hours |
360 |
840 |
3,600 |
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Electricity Cost ( @$0.20 per KWh ) |
$72.00 |
$168.00 |
$720.00 |
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Bulbs needed for 60k of usage |
1 |
6 |
50 |
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Equivalent 60k hour Bulb expense |
$15.98 |
$17.88 |
$62.50 |
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Total cost for 60k hours |
$87.98 |
$185.88 |
$782.50 |
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Calculate Your Energy Savings per 60,000 hours and assume #30 bulbs per Household | |||
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Total cost for 30 bulbs |
$2,639.40 |
$5,576.40 |
$23,475.00 |
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Savings by Switching from Incandescent |
$20,835.60 |
$17,898.60 |
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