How to save electricity?
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Jennifer:
Yes.
I always thought sensor tap runs on electricity?limlim:
Why don't you just install a sensor tap..... save the trouble..
Small amount of electricity expended to save water. -
limlim:
Yeah I think this is the one. Looks linear like a tube, energy saving and rather bright but does not flicker as much like traditional fluorescent bulb.
There is a type of LED bulb (or tube) that look like normal FL, straight. It is LED. But I guess they should not call it T5.. T5 shd be CFL.
different technology.
Is this good as studying light ? -
Nebbermind:
You lah.. bring in hot milk now everyone so heated.. :evil:
I think some people are just too serious and forgot this is more like a TCSS section, like can't even tease about a certain haircut without some forummers sounding really upset.Funz:
Haiyoh, you all trying to conserve energy to lower PUB bill until reduce shower and never turn on aircon in this hot weather so all getting heated up oredi issit?
Chill lah.
Oops.. not everyone.. :siam:
you claim your prize already..?
left one or right one.. :evil: :siam:
ps. I don't take milk.. so.. thanks for yr kind offer.. :evil: -
Nebbermind:
comes with milk? :evil:dimsum:
:imsorry: I didn't expect my innocent request cause heat to rise in this thread. Please cool down...
There MUST be a hotpot present somewhere in this thread and it may not be buds :evil: -
Nebbermind:
I believe for domestic use, the 1st step is to stay away from halogen (downlight) and incandescent lightings if really wanna save energy.
yes yes yes yes......
Not only less efficient in illumination, it produces a gigantic amount of heat that will send your aircon bills over the roof.. -
GLORYmum:
I'm not sure what is T5. I suspect it refers to the philips tornado bulb or something..?limlim:
[quote=\"GLORYmum\"]
May I know which kind of led is good for reading lights that look like a tube fixed on the upper hung cabinet above the table? I have been introduced to T5 and there are china made and us made. Is there difference between the two made besides the price?
basically, there are few types of bulbs
1. LED
2. CFL - compact florescent, can look like twisted, round, butterfly etc..
3. Normal florescent (straight)
CFL and florescent re essentially the same tech, but electronic circuits maybe different. CFL uses electronic ballast, which allows \"instant ON\".
4. Tungsten
5. halogen (spotlight)
I guess T5 is CFL.
Thank you, limlim.
I m still quite blur about the choice of reading lights. I was hoping to find a flicker less, energy saving yet bright enough reading light for my dc study table.[/quote]Can't go wrong with LED.. but initial cost may be higher.. -
limlim:
You lah.. bring in hot milk now everyone so heated.. :evil:
I think some people are just too serious and forgot this is more like a TCSS section, like can't even tease about a certain haircut without some forummers sounding really upset.Nebbermind:
[quote=\"Funz\"]Haiyoh, you all trying to conserve energy to lower PUB bill until reduce shower and never turn on aircon in this hot weather so all getting heated up oredi issit?
Chill lah.
Oops.. not everyone.. :siam:
you claim your prize already..?
left one or right one.. :evil: :siam:
ps. I don't take milk.. so.. thanks for yr kind offer.. :evil:[/quote] :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
I would die of laughter with this limlim around.
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GLORYmum:
It will flicker. It is basically just fluorescent bulb.T5 looks like a fluorescent bulb but energy saving.
Is it advisable to use on study table?
May I know Wat would b a preferred tube-like light fixture on the study table ?
http://www.philips.com.sg/c/other-light-bulbs/t5-essential-14-w-g5-warm-white-927925983058/prd/
totally not related to LED. -
Okay… a lot of shops like to use the term "energy saving" lamp/bulb.
Basically, all LED, CFL, FL are "energy saving". so… don’t be confused.
using the term "energy saving" doesn’t mean it is not FL, or something very new. maybe just marketing gimmick.
maybe there is some improvement in design etc… but it is still FL technology (I lazy to spell florescent lamp).
Bulb that are Not energy saving is tungsten, halogen… or… simply incandescent bulbs. -
limlim:
Okay.. a lot of shops like to use the term \"energy saving\" lamp/bulb.
Basically, all LED, CFL, FL are \"energy saving\". so.. don't be confused.
using the term \"energy saving\" doesn't mean it is not FL, or something very new. maybe just marketing gimmick.
maybe there is some improvement in design etc.. but it is still FL technology (I lazy to spell florescent lamp).
Bulb that are Not energy saving is tungsten, halogen.. or.. simply incandescent bulbs.
Limlim, Appreciate lots!!
I hv a better idea now on the choice of studying lights.
:thankyou:
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