Why aren’t energy-saving lamps used in most lighting designs?
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Why aren’t energy-saving lamps used in most lighting designs? It’s a waste to have to change them later when they’re already in use, isn’t it?
I’m not sure; I’m also puzzled by this, especially considering how good it is to use energy-saving lights in factories
Without understanding the deeper implications of a circular economy, this is the situation nowadays. ! ! ! It’s strange only because it’s rare! ! !
Because that way, project managers can earn more extra money!
In fact, incandescent lamps are the healthiest option! Do you know why? That’s because they emit light by heating a filament; once lit, there are no voltage changes or fluctuations at the 50HZ frequency, so the light doesn’t flicker. This is something that other types of lamps cannot achieve. As a result, using incandescent lamps does not cause eye fatigue. Fluorescent lamps, on the other hand, work by using an electron beam to stimulate phosphors to emit light, and the frequency variations cause the light to flicker 50 times per second. This can lead to eye fatigue