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COMPARE THE EQUIVALENT YEARLY COST OF AN INCANDESCENT BULB WITH THE L.E.D. BULB THAT WILL EMIT 1000-1400 LUMENS BASED ON THE FF PARAMETERS
BULB |
COST |
LIFE |
POWER CONSUMPTION |
USAGE /DAY |
|
INCANDESCENT |
P60 |
1 YEAR |
75 WATTS |
8 HRS |
|
L.E.D |
P200 |
4 YEARS |
12.5 WATTS AVE. |
8 HRS |
|
USE 365 DAYS PER YEAR AND THE POWER COST IS PHP 13/KW-HRS
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COMPARE THE EQUIVALENT YEARLY COST OF AN INCANDESCENT BULB WITH THE L.E.D. BULB THAT WILL EMIT 1000-1400 LUMENS BASED ON THE FF PARAMETERS:
BULB |
COST |
LIFE |
POWER CONSUMPTION |
USAGE /DAY |
|
INCANDESCENT |
P60 |
1 YEAR |
75 WATTS |
8 HRS |
|
L.E.D |
P200 |
4 YEARS |
12.5 WATTS AVE. |
8 HRS |
|
USE 365 DAYS PER YEAR AND POWER COST IS PHP 13/KW-HRS AND HOW MUCH WILL BE SAVED IF LED BULB IS USED?
COMPARE THE EQUIVALENT YEARLY COST OF AN INCANDESCENT BULB WITH THE L.E.D. BULB THAT WILL EMIT 1000-1400 LUMENS BASED ON THE FF PARAMETERS:
BULB |
COST |
LIFE |
POWER CONSUMPTION |
USAGE /DAY |
|
INCANDESCENT |
P60 |
1 YEAR |
75 WATTS |
8 HRS |
|
L.E.D |
P200 |
4 YEARS |
12.5 WATTS AVE. |
8 HRS |
|
USE 365 DAYS PER YEAR AND POWER COST IS PHP 13/KW-HRS AND HOW MUCH WILL BE SAVED IF LED BULB IS USED?
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