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Posted Mon Dec 8 2008: from Cleantech Blog:
EarthLED releases a new consumer LED light bulb http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1228745632
The EarthLED ZetaLux is a 7 watt LED light bulb. With a standard medium base, the bulb is a replacement for any incandescent light bulb. EarthLED estimates that it will cost as little as $2.00 to run the bulb for 8 hours every day for a year.... The ZetaLux uses 1/10th the amount of energy and produces roughly the same amount of light as a 50-60 watt light bulb. It has a direct light path (which in some ways takes a little getting used to) but according to EarthLED, that means the bulb has a 95 percent luminary efficiency (the bulb does not direct any light toward the light fixture).
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