Re: Strange problem with low energy light bulb
- From: Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2007 02:50:20 GMT
Sam Goldwasser wrote:
Cost of 60W incandescent lamp: $0.25 cents.
On what planet is that ?
More like £0.45 here.
Cost of electricity to run a 1000 hour 60W lamp over its life at 10
cents/kWh: $6.
£6
Total cost over life: $6.25.
£6.45
Cost of electricity and lamps to run 60W lamps over 30,000 hours: $187.50.
£193.50
Cost of 60W equivalent CFL + electricity over 30,000 hours assuming it
uses 25 percent of the power of a 60 W incandescent lamp: $22
£ 1.95 for qty 5, 6000 hr Philips bulbs
+ $45
£45
= $67.
£ 46.95
Around here, good quality spiral CFLs with 5,000 to 8,000 hour claimed
lifetimes cost around $5-6 in hardware stores (much less at large home
centers).
£ 0.39 @ Morrisons for Philips.
So £ 193.50 for incandescents vs £ 46.95 for CFLs.
Graham
.
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