Low Energy Bulbs

Our best priced low energy lamps!

We have the 18 Watt, 14 Watt and the 11 Watt in Bayonet bases and the 20 watt in Screw base

PLEASE NOTE the 20watt ES is in a twin pack only so please order in even numbers!

The 18/20watt is equivalent to a 100w incandescent bulb, the 14watt is equivalent to a 75watt and the 11 watt equivalent to a 60w bulb. They really do the job well and are a far cry from the original low energy bulbs that were slow to start and a bit dim!

Measurements are:

18 Watt
13cm tall
White base 48mm wide
White base 35mm tall
Tubes 40 mm wide

20 Watt
15cm tall
White base 42mm wide
White base 30mm tall
Tubes 35 mm wide

11watt
11cm Tall
White Base 45mm wide
White Base 30mm high
Tubes 30mm wide

14 Watt
13cm tall
White base 48mm wide
White base 35mm tall
Tubes 30 mm wide

There has never been a better time to start switching to low energy


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AT LAST A REALLY SMALL LOW ENERGY LIGHT BULB.
This new lamp ( shown on the right ) is a 9 watt alternative to normal and low energy candles.
It is so small it can fit in every holder we have found!
The diameter of the base is only 30mm and the helix design of the lamp produces a wonderful lighting effect.

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These are the new generation of low energy lamps they look just GREAT, they are VERY SMALL and fit inside most shades.

These really make changing to low energy lighting very simple.
These lamps are 8,000 hr rated, that is: they are expected to last 8 years if used for 2.7 hour per day!
The saving for each lamp you change will be typically £ 15.00 per lamp per year, as in normal use they will last over 8 years that is a worthwhile saving.
As with all energy saving devices you have to put some capital in first to save later. What is certain the cost of electricity will continue to increase!

The 'traditional' low energy colour is warm white (2700k) this is (as the name suggests) a warmer light most like incandescent light.

These lamps are now also available in Daylight (6400K) which is a much crisper, white light. Daylight shows colours much more accurately and seems brighter to the eye than warm white.

11 watts = 50 watts measures 106mm
15 watts = 75 watts and measures 111mm
18 watts = 90watts and measures 123mm
An ordinary light bulb measures around 110mm.

Should you need a smaller lamp or less wattage have a look at the Mini Helix further down this section.



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A GREAT LAMP FOR SNOOKER AND POOL TABLES!

These lamps are being replaced with the latest T2 type which is great news as it means the lamp is much smaller but still as bright! We will be switching over to them as they become readily available

The new T2 helix is faster to start and more compact.

At the moment only the 25 watt Screw in Daylight is the new style - all the other types are the same as before

The 6400 k (daylight) version gives a colour output which is very white and excellent for seeing colours and inspecting things. If you want a bright, crisp light then this is the one for you

The 2700k (warm white) is a softer light with more yellow, this is good for home use where you want a lot of light but comfortable to live with. (It is the same colour most low energy bulbs are)

The 30 watt lamp is equivalent to a 150 watt incandesent (normal) light bulb and the 25 watt is equivalent to a 75 watt lamp so they both give big savings on your energy burn!

Not only that they have a rated life of 8000 hours which is 8 times a 'normal' bulb.

Available in Bayonet cap (B22 / BC) or in Screw (ES/E27).

The 30 watt lamp measures 149mm in length and is the most powerful Compact Low Energy Lamp we can offer.
The 25 watt lamp is 140mm in length.

The new 25 watt T2 helix is 115mm in length and 45mm wide - it replaces a 75 watt 'normal' bulb so is ideal for general lighting


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These are the new generation of low energy lamps they look just like a normal light bulb, they fit most lampshades.
The are a quality Philips product with a superb reputation for reliabiltiy and longevity.
The design has recently been improved further and they are now called Philips SOFTONE.
These really make changing to low energy lighting very simple, the lamp is shown in the picture alongside a household bulb so you can see how compact they are.
The saving for each lamp you change will be typically £14.00 per lamp per year, as in normal use they will last over 5 years that is a worthwhile saving.
A 9 watts= 40 watts 12 watts = 60 watts 16 watts =75 watts 20 watts = 100 watts.

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This is the professional range, they exactly do what it says on the box, they are in a league of their own in terms of reliability and longevity.
They represent excellent value when.compared with cheaper far eastern lamps.
We know you will be a satisfied customer when we supply you with these lamps.
The smaller wattages are available in small screw but the larger sizes are in bayonet and screw only.
The 5 watt is ideal for replacing candle lamps.
There is a substantial discount on boxes of 10 lamps
The 27watt is only available with a screw base.

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These are the tought guys in the low energy world they are particularly good outdoors, ideal for chicken houses, sheds outside lights in fact anywhere a normal light bulb would find life hard.
They are not very pretty but they are very useful and offer a genuine energy saving over a very long life.

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All the advantages of the globe lamp but with an extremely long life and very low energy consumption.
The savings if your lights are on for long periods the savings can be very large
The 15 watt is equivalent to 75 watts
The 20 watt is equivalent to 100 watts

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