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What is a CFL? A CFL is a Compact Fluorescent Bulb. Once dismissed as buzzing tubes in an office, CFLs have gone compact and upscale. They are energy saving and now rival the cozy, warm light of incandescent. They use a fraction of the electricity which means lower electricity bills and millions of tons less global warming pollution. They also burn much cooler which further reduces your electric bill to have your air conditioner work as hard as it does now. If every home in America replaced just one incandescent light bulb with an “Energy Star” qualified CFL, we would save enough energy to light more than 3 million homes and prevent greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to that of 800,000 cars. |
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What is LED? An LED is a Light Emitting Diode Bulb. They are part of a family of lighting technologies called Solid-State lighting. Solid-State lighting (SSL), most commonly seen in the form of LEDs has the potential to revolutionize the efficiency, appearance, and quality of lighting as we know it. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that rapid adoption of LED lighting in the U.S. over the next 20 years can deliver savings of about $265 billion, avoid forty new power plants and reduce electricity demand by 33% by 2027. |
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What is Fiber Optics? Fiber Optics is Glass Fibers that Carry Light. The fibers are usually bundled together and can be run within tubes or other conduits. The advantage is that there is no danger of electric fire and there is a tremendous savings of electricity in comparison to the light output. Once installed, fiber optic lighting is permanent and there are no bulbs to replace! It has the best light quality with virtually no drop-off compared to any other type, which is why it is used for fine art and other delicate and valuable aritfacts. |
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What is a Xenon Bulb? A Xenon Bulb Contains a Gas that Glows like Halogen. The bulb lasts longer than halogen or standard Incandescent bulbs and burns brighter with less wattage which saves electricity. The size is also very compact so it is very useful for flashlights, headlights and small lighting fixtures. |
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What is Cold Cathode? Cold Cathode is a cousin of Neon. It it is mainly used in tubes that can be run long lengths without needing to be broken up thus eliminating the shadows created by smaller tubes of fluorescents laid end-to-end. They can be custom bent for curved configurations. They are colder than fluorescent and run far longer. The color rendition is also far superior to fluorescent and it can be dimmed. |
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What is Metal Halide? Metal Halide is a member of the "HID" High-Intensity Discharge family of lamps. They produce high light output for their size, making them a compact, powerful, efficient light source. Originally created in the 1960's for industrial use, they are now available in many sizes and shapes for commercial and residential use as well. |
| NYSERDA – The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority was established by law in 1975 as a public benefit corporation. The corporation funds research into energy supply and efficiency as well as energy related environmental issues. 1.877. NY.SMART - Energy saving ideas
www.GetEnergySmart.org
(NYSERDA website).
Through NYSERDA, Lampworks will do a lighting audit of your facility or residence, and will prepare a lighting proposal and cost analysis illustrating energy savings, available rebates, and tax benefits. |
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