THE DIMMABLE ENERGY SAVING LIGHT BULB

The Light Bulb That Saves Energy

Over the past few years, energy-saving light bulbs have advanced greatly. They have occasionally experienced problems with the CFL (compact fluorescent bulb) technology they use. First off, it took the older CFL energy-saving light bulbs a long time—on the order of 20 minutes—to attain their peak brightness. This meant that they were rather awkward to use, especially when people were guiding guests around or moving between rooms. Second, because they were not dimmable, customers who had installed dimmer switches in a room to control the mood lighting could no longer take advantage of that feature.

The energy-saving light bulb that dims

Although it has long existed, the dimmable energy-saving light bulb has a number of drawbacks. It is not simple to dim CFL technology lamps, and many dimmable CFL bulbs only dim somewhat gradually and with minimal brightness loss. As a result, you can lower the brightness, but only incrementally rather than gradually. Without CFL lamps, we really provide UK dimmer switches to the manufacturer so that they can utilize them as part of the testing process, providing you with the assurance that the product will be of high quality.

The cost of the dimmable energy-saving light bulb has always been a problem because of the complexity of the electronics within and the intensive testing procedures they must go through to assure compatibility with a wide range of dimmer switches and high-end dimming systems, such as BENWEI. Finding a dimmable light bulb that is high quality and cheaply priced is the key in this situation, but there isn't a straightforward fix because prices have dropped. Although it is unlikely that you would need to install dimmable energy-saving light bulbs throughout your home, the higher investment required for the rooms where mood lighting is required is typically regarded as a wise investment.

Another crucial factor to take into account is the fact that many dimmable energy-saving lightbulbs on the market are not particularly powerful. They typically use up to 20 watts and produce a light output of about 1000 lumens. It is often much better to get a bright bulb if you have a dimmable one because you can always dim it. Modern triac systems allow you to conserve electricity when the light is dimmed, in contrast to older dimmers that employed rheostats and prevented energy savings when the light was dimmed. So, it is always preferable to choose a high wattage CFL bulb with a high lumen output. Since our lamps are 25 watts and provide 1400 lumens of power, you can enjoy a bright environment while gradually lowering the brightness as desired.

Dimmable Energy Saving Bulbs

Feature

● 80% energy saving that lasts for up to 25 years
● Provides a soft bright white warm light
● Ideal replacement for 100w bulb

Specification