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Energy saving coloured bulbs
December 1st 2004

Megaman’s new range of decorative coloured lamps offers an energy saving alternative to conventional decorative coloured lamps, lasting up to 10 times as long with brighter and richer colours due to silicone sleeves.

Suitable for indoor and outdoor displays (with an IP55 rated fitting) these energy saving alternatives will greatly reduce electrical consumption without compromising in visdual impact.

Available in 4W and 7W these lamps will provide the equivalent light output as the 25W or 40W incandesent versions. Average rated life is 10 000 hours – compared to the 1000 hours of a conventional lamp.

Five colours are available; yellow, orange, blue, green and red.

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