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Havells’ Green CFL
We have always liked to cover products which give importance to preservation of environment. Well, Havells’ green CFL range of products did just that! Image Courtesy : www.havells.com. Click on image...
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Finolex – Flame Retardant Low Smoke cables(FRLS) | Flamegard
The product that we are writing about today is a “flame retardant” wire from “Finolex”. Image Courtesy : finolex.com About the product [Source : http://www.finolex.com/index.html ] This is a premium...
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Zentra – Inverters and UPS Systems from Usha International
First a word about USHA. Image Courtesy : ushainternational.com Usha International is one of India’s well known consumer durables marketing and distribution companies. It was started in 1957 and has...
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Khaitan Leon- CFL Lights
In our continued coverage of “greener” products, today we talk about Khaitan’s CFL range called Leon. Image Courtesy : www.khaitan.com The range starts from a 5 watts to 36 watts and the prices starts...
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Wall Lamp – An example
A couple of snaps from the recent trip to show how well the wall lamp can be placed and avoid the usual glare on objects which can really be a pain for many home owners. Click on the image to enlarge...
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Bajaj Fluorescent Tubes – Wattage and cost details
Today’s post is just an image from Bajaj’s website. Hope this information is useful for you all. Source : http://www.bajajelectricals.com/c-191-fluorescent-tubes.aspx
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Bulb Holder used as a source for tubelights – Ingenious application
We all use Tubelights (fluorescent tubelights is the correct technical term) at home. We also are still in the habit of using conventional incandescent lamps which are held in bulb holders as shown...
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Connecting Power bricks – Solve the issue
Most of us use one form of consumer electronics item or the other. And almost all of these come with “power bricks”. Essentially they convert our AC main voltage of about 220v into DC power for...
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CFLs may now cost only Rs 10-15
The government is working on a proposal that will provide consumers the energy saving CFL bulbs at the cost of a common incandescent bulb — Rs 10-15. It is working to ensure that the distribution of...
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Number 1 CFL Manufacturer in India – Halonix#
According to the articles and advertisements published in leading newspapers, Halonix – a brand of Phoenix Lamps, is the No. 1 manufacturer of CFLs in India. But our readers have pointed out that the...
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