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With the phase out of incandescents, LEDs has become the most popular choice for lighting upgrades. We will explore the advantages of LED lights, how they compare to traditional incandescent bulbs, their electricity costs, and why making the switch is a wise investment.
Did you know that the incandescent general service lamp ban takes effect June 30, 2023? Hurry and stock up on incandescent bulbs now while stock is still available.
California is the first state to begin the phase out of 60-watt incandescent bulbs, Here’s what you need to understand about this new standard of efficiency.
If you're suffering from constant headaches while working in an office, the lighting may be the problems. Learn how fluorescent lights could be the culprit.
1000Bulbs.com continues to sell T8 700 series fluorescent lamps despite the EISA bulb ban. Due to the ban, manufacturers will be forced to cease production.
In July 2014, all T8 700 series fluorescent lamps will fail to meet the new minimum energy ratings and will stop being produced. What does this mean for you?
The light bulb ban is bringing energy efficient bulbs, like LEDs, to the forefront. Make the transition to LED lighting as easy as possible with these tips.
Does the EISA ban include all incandescent bulbs? No. Find out what light bulbs are exceptions to these new rules.
Set to take effect Jan 2014, the incandescent light bulb will begin being phased out and production will stop. Learn what that means for you in this post.
With energy efficient lighting on the rise, people are beginning to turn to LEDs for their lighting needs. Here are a few things you should know about them.
The EISA 2007 legislation will affect some of the most popular bulbs on the market today: T12 fluorescent tubes and Halogen PAR lamps.
Here is the simple truth about the incandescent light bulb ban, as detailed in the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007:
