LED light that costs NOTHING to run!
Ma Bell's seeing red (even though it's pink).
Okay, it costs somebody, but not you - it plugs into your RJ11 phone jack. At under $5.00, I'd settle for a shocking day-glo pink. Think your local phone company's gonna start cutting power? Don't bet on it: you need the power there for older phones (the ones with the wires attached to the headset) in order to work. This is also great if there's a blackout: you'll be able to see, and you'll be able to tell if the phone line's been cut, too. Available at: www.uxsight.com
Via gizmag
Most efficient Fluorescent Replacement Yet
LEDNOVATION INTRODUCES WORLD’S HIGHEST
EFFICIENCY NEUTRAL WHITE A19 LED LIGHT
BULBS FOR INCANDESCENT & CFL REPLACEMENT
Nov 4, 2009
TAMPA, FL – LEDnovation, Inc. a start-up company in the Solid State Lighting (SSL) market
introduces two new state-of-the-art LED lamps for the North American Market. These A19
lamps are the industry’s first 25W and 40W incandescent equivalent replacement bulbs with a
typical efficiency of 90 Lumens/Watt. These innovative high efficiency solutions consume 90%
less power than a standard incandescent bulb and 50% less than a standard Compact Fluorescent
making them an ideal solution for reducing energy maintenance costs without sacrificing light
quality.
The 25W equivalent typically delivers 190 Lumens utilizing 2.1Watts and the 40W equivalent
delivers 345 Lumens while consuming 3.8Watts. These 3500K LED replacement lamps bring
high-performance in a number of critical areas: lumen per watt efficacy, total lumen output, high
color rendering, power factor correction, and long operational life. The Lamps feature Recycle
Reflectance™ optics technology, which reduces overall glare and delivers an extremely uniform
and smooth light output. All these improvements have been packaged in the industry standard
A19 form factor with the screw-in E26 Edison base making it a viable alternative to retro-fitting
both Incandescent and Compact Fluorescent bulbs.
http://www.azocleantech.com/Details.asp?newsID=6912
Reno Arch going green with LED bulbs – San Jose Mercury News
photo credit chicadecasa@flickr.com
RENO, Nev.—The Reno Arch is going green.
City officials will hold a ceremony Tuesday to mark the replacement of the downtown landmark's incandescent bulbs with more energy efficient LED bulbs.
The arch, which proclaims Reno as "The Biggest Little City in the World," has 2,076 incandescent bulbs.
Reno Arch going green with LED bulbs - San Jose Mercury News.
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