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T thrakazog

Please tell me the bulb lifespan is greater than 13 months.

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loctrice

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I don't have a link, but I thought the LED lights were 5 years? We've started switching to them in my building.

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My company forced us all to take a week off during winter and we had to use our vacation time. They said this was so they could save energy for a week. :doh:

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drolfson

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I used to partake in that savings at HP too. (I assume that is where you are, as that is the only company I know who does that.)
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I paid $38 per bulb, so just shy of $27000. But with savings of about $2000 per month, at todays rates, the payback is about 13 months.

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DaveAuld

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PJ Arends wrote:

$27000

Do you know how many incandescent light bulbs you could get for that :rolleyes:

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