Cuba should save over 120,000 tons of oil when the ongoing program to replace 40 Watt fluorescent lamps with 32 Watt ones concludes.
To date, nearly half a million 40W fluorescent lamps, out of seven
million units scheduled for replacement, have already been substituted
in state-run work places.
The 32 Watt lamps provide higher quality of light and reduce power
consumption. Their life span is four to five times longer and they are
teamed up with electronic ballasts instead of the traditional
transformer-type magnetic ballasts, reports today Trabajadores
newspaper.
This program is part of the Energy Revolution started in Cuba in 2004.
Source: ACN
million units scheduled for replacement, have already been substituted
in state-run work places.
The 32 Watt lamps provide higher quality of light and reduce power
consumption. Their life span is four to five times longer and they are
teamed up with electronic ballasts instead of the traditional
transformer-type magnetic ballasts, reports today Trabajadores
newspaper.
This program is part of the Energy Revolution started in Cuba in 2004.
Source: ACN