The book brings light better energy saving LED lighting. Moreover this book has been exceeding expectations. In addition, it was also released for the series. So Green Lighting shows home and business owners. Especially how to save big money. For that’s especially with the latest and greatest in efficient lighting technology. Moreover, we hope it’s also an enlightening read to boot.
DIY Book
This do-it-yourself guide makes it so so easy to upgrade. I mean residential and commercial lighting. Especially to reduce costs and environmental impact. All the while maintaining or even improving the quality of the lighting. For it’s filled with step-by-step instructions. I mean Green Lighting shows you how to save money and energy. Most importantly with light-emitting diodes (LEDs). We show compact fluorescent lighting (CFL) but don’t encourage them. Moreover and solar lights. Furthermore windows, skylights, fixtures and controls. Finally and other bright ideas. Methods for calculating return on investment, plus recommended sources for energy-efficient products, are included in this practical resource.
Green Lighting covers:
- Color temperature measurements
- In-depth details on the differences between light and energy between LEDs and CFLs
- How utilities bill for electricity usage
- Comparing wattage and determining energy savings
- ENERGY STAR® ratings
- Purchasing appropriate bulbs, fixtures, and sensors
- Developing a comprehensive green lighting plan for your entire home, office, or commercial environment
- Incandescent, halogen, and gas-discharge lighting
- Solar and next-generation lighting
- Saves up to 90 percent energy, compared to incandescent, up to 50 percent over CFL.
- Lifetime around 25 years, based on 4 hours of operation daily
- Warm white light (+/- 3000 K)
- Very energy efficient – 6 watt, replaces up to 60 watt incandescent
- Dimmable
- High light output (> 300 lumen)
- Fits most regular fixtures
- Contains no mercury
Table Comparison
| Incandescent | CFL | LED | |
| power (in watt) | 60 | 11 | 6 |
| lifespan (in years) | ‹ 1 | 5,5 | 25 |
| Savings/year | – | 15,000 | 17,000 |
| CO2 savings per year (in kg) | – | 41 | 45 |
Go Look at LED light
I really appreciate what a light and energy LED bulb looks like. Especiallywhen you see them at the Home Depot from Philips. For it stands for which is inexpensive should not mean cheap. Mass appeal of the bulbs cuts the cost of quality LEDs by close to 50 percent and then reducing energy costs by up to 90%. It is clear that their prices and energy savings need to be promoted more.
Warm Light
First of all, the warm white LED lamp sheds a warm white sunset golden color. For it’s ideal creating a warm atmosphere. This bulb is also dimmable. Moreover, this light works wonderfully well. Especially for reading lights and table lamps.
