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energy saving bulbs Q

  • 27-01-2009 9:38am
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    RedPlanet
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    In my rented dwelling, almost all the lights are those ceiling lights that are inset into the ceiling, I'm not sure what they are called... Spot Lights? But the bulbs are the screw-in variety.
    I don't know how energy efficient they are, but i was wondering is there a more energy efficient replacement since there are quite a few of them, probably 12 total.


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    Heroditas
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,620 ✭✭✭Heroditas


    RedPlanet wrote: »
    In my rented dwelling, almost all the lights are those ceiling lights that are inset into the ceiling, I'm not sure what they are called... Spot Lights? But the bulbs are the screw-in variety.
    I don't know how energy efficient they are, but i was wondering is there a more energy efficient replacement since there are quite a few of them, probably 12 total.


    They're quite probably 50W spots. So you could easily be consuming 500W when they're all on ... i.e. have them on 2 hours a day, 365 days a year works out as 438kWh per year .... about €70 per year! :eek:

    Some folk have recommended the Megaman GU10 ... they use nearly a 1/6th of the energy.


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