Philips Energy Saver Compact Fluorescent Lamp - Manual (Page 11)

Direct replacement for incandescent bulbs
• Instant on
• Adjustable lamp height
Superior lighting quality
• Offers incandescent-like light distribution over a wide surface
• Provides warm and inviting soft white light
Long life
• Lasts 10 years *
Energy savings
• Saves up to $132 over the life of the lamp when you replace a
150W incandescent lamp with a 40W Energy Saver Circline **
Energy Saver Circlines
Philips compact fluorescent energy saving circlines provide energy
savings and reduce operating costs without sacrificing quality of light
compared to standard incandescent equivalents.
Ideal for…
• Table/Floor Lamps
• Wall Sconces
• Surface Mounts
• Open Hanging Fixtures
Std. Incandescent Equivalent Energy Saver vs. Incandescent
Rated
Avg. Life
Watts Savings Over Life vs.
Wattage (Hrs.) 3 Saved Lamp Life ** Incandescent
135 1000 103 $124 12 x More Life
150 1000 110 $132 12 x More Life
Energy Saving Light 21 20 Energy Saving Light
Energy Saver Circlines Replace a 150W incandescent lamp with a 40W Energy Saver Circline Your Savings = $132.00 ** over the life of the lamp Your Impact = 2270 lbs of CO
2
† emissions and 1320 kWh †† of energy reduced over the life of lamp
Color Approx. Rated
Product Nom. Temp. Initial MOL Avg. Life
Number Description Watts (Kelvin) CRI Lumens 1 (In.) (Hrs.) 2
15719-8 Two Piece Circline 32W 32 2700 82 2200 5 1 ⁄
2
12,000
15720-6 Two Piece Circline 40W 40 2700 82 2800 7 3 ⁄
10
12,000
Energy Saver Compact Fluorescent Lamps
6 Energy Saver Twisters 8 Energy Saver Twister GU24 10 Energy Saver Soft White Plus 12 Energy Saver Floods 14 Energy Saver Decoratives 16 Energy Saver Outdoor Lamps 18 Energy Saver Universal 20 Energy Saver Circlines
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Footnotes:
* Based on an average daily usage of 3–4 hours per day, 7 days per week.
** Based on wattage saved (110W) x replacement lamp rated average life (12,000 hours) divided by
1000 x kWh rate (.10) = $132.00 saved.
1) Approximate initial lumens.The lamp lumen output is based upon lamp performance after 100 hours
of operating life under standard laboratory conditions.
2) Average life under specified test conditions with lamps turned off and restarted no more frequently than once
every 3 operating hours. Use in recessed cans or enclosed indoor fixtures could result in reduced lamp life.
3) Rated average life is the length of operation (in hours) at which point an average of 50% of a large sample of
lamps will still be operational and 50% will not.
T– ENERGY STAR testing in progress
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS: Do not use with dimmers. Some electronic timer and photo sensor switches
contain dimming circuitry, so before using such a switch, check with it’s manufacturer to ensure compatibility with
electronic CFL bulbs. Do not use with emergency exit fixtures or lights. Outdoor use requires a weather-protected
fixture.Turn off power before changing bulb.This device complies with Part 18 of the FCC Rules.
Reliable operating temperature range -22˚F/-30˚C to 140˚F/60˚C.
Note:This product may cause interference with radios, televisions, telephones, or remote controls. If interference
occurs, move this product away from devise or plug into another outlet.
† Total kWh saved multiplied by 7.78 X 10 -4 metric tons CO
2
/kWh multiplied by 2204.62
(pounds in a metric ton) = 2270 pounds of CO
2
emissions avoided. (based on EPA Assumptions:
www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/energyresources/calculator.html)
†† Based on wattage saved (110W) x replacement lamp rated average life (12,000) divided by 1000 to get
1320 kWh per lamp.