Here is a handy and portable lighting solution that should be useful for indoors and outdoors. The LightCap 300 is a product of SoILight. It is a solar-powered lantern and a water-proof container where you can store valuables as needed. The device is made from a 1-liter BPA Free water-proof container. It can provide up to 8 hours of light on a full charge and weighs just 9.7 oz. The LightCap 300 is available in Ruby Red or Black Smoke and retails for $29.95 at many fine outdoor stores.

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The LightCap 300

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You can now go eco-friendly and expect some cost cutting measures with the release of these new 35W halogen lamp replacement bulbs. Luxdot is the newest LED MR16 lamp capable of replacing 35W halogen lamps at Lightfair in New York City, May 5-7.

While LuxDot’s high flux density is par of 35W halogen, the precision optical design enables LuxDot to exceed the halogen beam quality by providing a bright, uniform light distribution that eliminates hot spots and dark rings. LuxDot is available in both 2900 K and 3100 K color temperatures (CCT) with excellent color rendering particularly in the warmer red and flesh-tone regions of the spectrum that have been a challenge for some LED solutions. LuxDot gives users 80% reduction in power use and a stunning 50,000 hours of service life for pay back times less than 9 months.

LuxDot offers the quality and quantity of light ideal for spot, accent, track and down lighting applications in a narrow flood beam pattern. It is plug-and-play compatible with standard MR16 based fixtures and provides uncompromising fit, form and performance compared to 35W halogen MR16 lamps. Museums, hotels, restaurants, retail stores, and many other venues will benefit from incorporating LuxDot into their directional lighting installations.

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For people looking for reliable and cost-efficient consuming light bulbs, here is another one in the Pharox LED Light bulbs from Lemnis Lighting.

The Pharox LED bulb produces a warm glow equivalent to that of a 40Watt incandescent bulb, but uses only 5Watts of energy. The Pharox bulb is compatible with standard fittings and has a stylish design that looks more like a traditional incandescent bulb, yet is 90 percent more energy efficient and lasts 50 times longer.

Many experts once touted CFL bulbs as the most energy-efficient lighting solution available, but times have changed. We now know that CFL bulbs contain harmful levels of mercury making them difficult to recycle and dispose of. Pharox LED bulbs are not only completely recyclable and 100 percent mercury-free, they also last eight times longer than CFLs.

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When we shift towards eco-friendly lighting, we are bound to see the traditional shapes familiar to us. But while they may look common, there are some groups like Hugler that apply a certain “twist” to it, something that some people will surely consider outside the traditional bulbs we see in the market today.

While you are going eco-friendly and turning to eco-friendly fluorescents, check out the way they look. You may find them interesting than the traditional ones in the market.

The new bulbs, called Plumen, should be hitting the market soon, although the final designs have yet to be unveiled. But with the Plumens delivering both aesthetic quality and energy-saving tech, they look to be winners right out of the gate.

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In the world of electronics, don’t be surprised to find established companies such as Matsushita Electric Works to unveil new concepts and designs in their fold. The latest news is that they have discovered an eco-friendly lamp that does not use mercury or gas-discharging process.

Brighter lights but using lesser electricity is what the people need today and for this eco-friendly lamp that has been developed by Matsushita, a lot of consumers are sure to want it in their homes.

Japan’s Matsushita Electric Works Ltd. said Tuesday it had developed a fluorescent lamp that does not use mercury or a gas-discharging process.

The environmentally friendly device, which uses processed silicon, could be 50 percent brighter than a conventional fluorescent lamp while consuming the same amount of electricity, the company said in a statement.

Conventional fluorescent lamps use mercury for discharging gas to allow a phosphor to light up.

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It is a given these days that to help conserve energy and start living greener, CFL bulbs are the best bulbs to light our way to it. Gone are the ancient existence of the usual bulbs that eat up much of our energy resources and surely we have seen the slow shift towards these new compact fluorescent light bulbs in most places we go to today.

There is apparently some hesitation as far as how these CFL bulbs operate such as the time it gets to the best lighting capacity as well as the ambiance that traditional bulbs provide. But if you look for the right one, there is bound to be something that fit your needs perfectly!

You can view a detailed interview here surrounding these CFL bulbs. It is bound to enlighten you on all queries you have surrounding it.

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We all know that the best way to cut down on our electricity cost is to go with the low-watt bulbs that have been manufactured today. Normally, we would find the old incandescent bulbs live a limited life and once this happens, the issue of waste management is also a problem because the worn out bulb will need to be disposed properly. Sad to say, people just throw it in the garbage can and that is all she wrote.

With the Toshiba bulb, not only does it use minimal energy but it can last for a longer time. Add to that they can instantly change the ambiance of a brighter room, they play a vital role in helping you bring those energy bills down.

Toshiba’s new Neoball-Z Real Pride bulbs address both these issues and ditch the common fluorescent corkscrew shape.

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The energy-friendly LED, Halogen, and CFL, are what they are to be replaced with. These are pricier (by a few dollars) but they also last much much longer and they will also save you moola in annual energy bills.

The incandescent lightbulbs are to be phased out over the next 10 to 12 years and no longer to be used. A tall task since Americans have been using the incandescents for over 125 years. But very doable.

I have found some inexpensive CFL’s at my local Walmart, they go for about $10 for a pack of 2 or 3. Their wattage is set up a bit differently too, a 13 watt CFL equals the same ouput as a traditional 60 watt incandescent. So look for the 13 watt packages.

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