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Bookmark or Share- Your Complete Guide To Energy-Efficient Light BulbsEnergy-efficient bulbs, like compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) or LEDs, are now becoming more mainstream—but what are they? “ The TL;DR version? LED bulbs are energy-efficient, last longer, and are more cost-effective. ”
- Consumer Guide to Energy-Efficient Lighting - Department of EnergyLighting accounts for about 15% of an average home’s electricity use, so it pays to make energy-eficient lighting choices. The principles outlined below can help you light your home in a pleasant and attractive way while minimizing your energy use. Use ENERGY STAR® qualified LEDs.
- Energy Efficient - LED Light Bulbs - The Home DepotGet free shipping on qualified Energy Efficient LED Light Bulbs products or Buy Online Pick Up in Store today in the Lighting Department.
- Philips Ultra Efficient lighting - Philips LightingSave energy over standard LED with our UltraEfficient lamps (EEL label A) and luminaires (tier 3 in IEA 4E SSL ANNEX) 3x longer than standard LED lighting products. Very high-quality and comfortable light without flicker, with reduced glare, and CRI 80. Excellent total cost of ownership for your customers and high profit per light point for you.
- Energy Saving - Light Bulbs - The Home DepotFrom table lamps and chandelier lights to refrigerator bulbs and black lights, you can replace your old light bulbs with more cost and energy efficient bulbs. The two main types of energy efficient bulbs are CFL bulbs and LED light bulbs.
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