01-04-2018, 11:06 AM
I think that the death of CFLs will pass laregely unremarked and unmourned. Some of them were quite good but many were horrid.
In a few years time, conventional fluorescent tubes will become rare. Their biggest usage is on commercial and industrial premises. If there is a refit they will fit LEDs so the demand for tubes will fall. Hence the economics of making them will get worse. You can get drop-in or almost drop-in LED replacements for most florries. Moral: If you have historic florries that you want to keep running, get a stock of spare tubes soon.
In a few years time, conventional fluorescent tubes will become rare. Their biggest usage is on commercial and industrial premises. If there is a refit they will fit LEDs so the demand for tubes will fall. Hence the economics of making them will get worse. You can get drop-in or almost drop-in LED replacements for most florries. Moral: If you have historic florries that you want to keep running, get a stock of spare tubes soon.
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