Question 1

What is the brightness and energy consumption of the 40W Economic CFL bulb?

Accepted Answer

The bulb uses 40W and delivers about 450 lumens, providing brightness similar to a 150W incandescent bulb while consuming far less energy.

Question 2

Is this bulb dimmable?

Accepted Answer

No. This CFL bulb is non-dimmable and should be used with non-dimmable fixtures.

Question 3

How long will this bulb last?

Accepted Answer

It is rated to last up to 10,000 hours, reducing maintenance and replacement costs over time.

Question 4

Can this bulb be used in enclosed fixtures?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is suitable for enclosed fixtures, helping to protect the bulb from dust and dirt while maintaining performance.

Question 5

What are common use cases for this bulb?

Accepted Answer

It's well-suited for general lighting in homes, offices, shops, and other indoor spaces where energy savings and reliable brightness are important.

Question 6

How do I install this bulb?

Accepted Answer

1) Switch off power to the fixture. 2) Allow the bulb and fixture to cool if recently used. 3) Remove the old bulb and insert the 40W CFL firmly into the socket. 4) Restore power and test the light. If the fixture is enclosed, ensure it remains properly sealed.

Question 7

Is this bulb ENERGY STAR compliant or otherwise eco-friendly?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the bulb is described as environmentally friendly and compliant with ENERGY STAR regulations, contributing to energy savings and reduced environmental impact.

Question 8

How does this CFL bulb compare to a traditional 150W incandescent bulb in terms of brightness and energy use?

Accepted Answer

The CFL provides roughly the same brightness (450 lm) as a 150W incandescent but uses only about 40W, delivering substantial energy savings and cooler operation.

Question 9

How does this CFL bulb compare to a 60W equivalent LED bulb in terms of efficiency and lifespan?

Accepted Answer

A 60W equivalent LED bulb typically uses 8–12W and often offers longer lifespans and instant full brightness. The CFL (<40W) provides similar brightness with higher energy use than LED, but CFLs can be a cost-effective alternative on some inventories. See a 60W-equivalent LED bulb on Fepy for a direct comparison: https://fepy.com/product/60w-equivalent-led-bulb

Question 10

Are there similar CFL or LED alternatives on Fepy for side-by-side comparisons?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For a CFL alternative with a similar brightness, you can compare to a 42W CFL bulb on Fepy: https://fepy.com/product/42w-equivalent-cfl-bulb. For LED options, you can explore a 15W LED bulb here: https://fepy.com/product/15w-led-bulb

Question 11

What safety considerations should I keep in mind when using CFL bulbs like this one?

Accepted Answer

CFL bulbs contain a small amount of mercury and should be handled carefully to avoid breakage. Dispose of or recycle them according to local regulations and avoid breaking the bulb; if it breaks, follow proper clean-up guidelines to minimize exposure.

Item Name	CFL 40W ECONOMIC
Color Temperature	6400k
Voltage	220-240V
Watts	18/40w
Lumens	45lm/w
Average Life	8000hrs
Shape	Spiral
Lamp Base	E27
Type	Energy Saving Lamp
Unit	1 Pcs

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