Carbon Conservation & Energy Efficiency - Tag Archive

Plasma Lighting update

A couple of months ago Barney wrote a post on this blog about plasma lighting – a form of cold cathode fluorescent lighting. They aren’t yet on the market, but I’ve managed to get hold of a couple. I’ve just installed these lights in my house, next to a window, above each end of a … Read more →

halogen downlight replacement, LED downlight, plasma lighting

Is Plasma Light a serious competitor to LED light?

Posted by Barney Mezey in Climate Positive | Energy Efficiency | Lighting - (8 Comments)

Controlled Plasma (CP) lighting technology is the latest of a number of emerging innovative lighting technologies that inadvertently help reduce GHG emission through energy efficiency. In fact its Melbourne inventor Graeme Huon (formerly and acoustics engineer) asserted that “If we were to replace 75 % of lights in homes with these globes in the next … Read more →

CCFL, CFL downlights, cold cathode fluorescent lighting, Controlled Plasma, CP downlights, CP Envirotech, CP lighting, energy efficient lighting, halogen downlight replacement, inductive lighting, Kambrook lights, LED competitor, lighting levels, tri-phosphor lamp