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How can I reduce greenhouse gases with lighting ?
Converting globes from regular incandescents to fluorescents, compact fluorescents or energy saving halogen lamps reduces the amount of energy that is consumed when in operation, thus releasing less gas emissions. With an increasing demand on energy saving lighting solutions, CFL's now come in many sizes and shapes, which means you can start converting to an energy saving alternative and begin to reap the rewards.
Will the colour of CFL's be okay ?
The colour quality of today's CFL's are equal to, if not better than regular incandescent globes. You have various colour options (also known as kelvin temperatures), such as warm white, cool white and daylight. See the colour temperature table below to help you determine the right globe colour for your space.
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Which energy saving globe should I buy ?
Energy saving globes are sold in wattages just like regular globes, although they require less power to produce the same light output. When replacing your regular incandescent globes, check and see what wattage the regular globe is, then use the 'globe conversion table' below to work our which energy saving lamp will produce the same light output.
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