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- FTC label for Incandescent BulbsThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has just announced a new labeling program for light bulbs that will help consumers compare the wide range of products available. Although CFL and LED bulbs have been available for a while now, they offer a bewildering number of choices and have vastly different performance and quality issues. The program consists of two labels -- the front label gives the product’s brightness, energy cost, life expectancy, light appearance (from “warm” to “cool” light), and wattage....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/new-light-bulb-labeling-program-coming-next-year/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
- FTC label for Compact florescent bulbsThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has just announced a new labeling program for light bulbs that will help consumers compare the wide range of products available. Although CFL and LED bulbs have been available for a while now, they offer a bewildering number of choices and have vastly different performance and quality issues. The program consists of two labels -- the front label gives the product’s brightness, energy cost, life expectancy, light appearance (from “warm” to “cool” light), and wattage....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/new-light-bulb-labeling-program-coming-next-year/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
- Light Emitting DiodeThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has just announced a new labeling program for light bulbs that will help consumers compare the wide range of products available. Although CFL and LED bulbs have been available for a while now, they offer a bewildering number of choices and have vastly different performance and quality issues. The program consists of two labels -- the front label gives the product’s brightness, energy cost, life expectancy, light appearance (from “warm” to “cool” light), and wattage....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/new-light-bulb-labeling-program-coming-next-year/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3