CFL bulbs use about 75% less electricity than incandescent. They last usually 6 to 10 times longer. We have a large variety for residential and industrial, including spiral compact fluorescent bulbs 13/60Watt 20/90Watt 23/100watt and 2, 4, 6 tube with 2 or 4 pins 13,18,26 watt varieties.  Divide lumens by watts to get the number of lumens per watt. The higher the number the more efficient (and lower the cost of operation) to you. In NY City if a 100 watt bulb is always on, it will cost $12.50 a month in electricity (17.5cents per kWh) or $150 per year. So a 100 watt replacement CFL bulb will save about $9.50 a month or $110.00 in one year.   Goto "Smarter Light Bulbs"

The biggest energy wasters are candelabra incandescent bulbs! We can special order adapters to use energy efficient bulbs with a regular size base.

We purchased these bulbs half as a joke for those who want pretty bulbs and don't care about wasting energy. These are the biggest ENERGY WASTING BULBS. Candelabra share with a small base. For those who have these type bulbs and want to use about 75%  less energy we can special order adaptors to convert to energy saving bulbs. The money you will save by the upgrade may be recovered in 3 months (depending on usage and your electric rates).

Watts	replaces	approx Lumens	Brand		Shape	Connector	Base or socket	approx avg life hours	color	Energy Star	Price
60	is an EnergyWasting Bulb		Sylvania		Candelabra		very small			NO way

We spent days comparing data on which types of bulbs (ie. T4,T5.T8.T12, CFL halogen, incandescent, candelabra, flood, br20, br30, Dulux E/DE, etc) are most cost effective. You would be surprised at what we found. We were! It turns out the prevailing advice is not always right.  We are available for consultation.