New Year's Day in California, the United States launched a new incandescent standard, such bulbs will be banned

California will be the first to say goodbye to incandescent lamps with high energy consumption on January 1 next year, while other states will eliminate incandescent bulbs that do not meet the standard by 2020.

The law still allows stores to sell the old stock of incandescent bulbs, but the sale of incandescent bulbs out of specs is prohibited after January 1.

  The rule stems from the bill that President George W. Bush of the United States signed in 2007 to "implement a new light bulb standard". The latest light bulb rule will come into full force in 2020, while federal law allows California two years in advance Launched regulations, implemented in 2018 New Year's Day.

In fact, instead of banning incandescent bulbs, the requirement is that incandescent bulbs manufactured after January 1 next year will have to achieve the standard of 45 lumens per watt, which is three times more efficient than the original incandescent bulbs.

   However, few incandescent lamps meet the new regulatory standards in the market. Most consumers may switch to CFL or LED lamps. Compared with incandescent lamps, LED lamps not only do not need warm-bulb time, but also save 80% of the electricity.

60-watt incandescent light bulbs and 10-watt LED lights have the same lighting effects; and LED life is also longer, if used daily for 3 hours to calculate, can be used for about 15 to 20 years, eliminating the need to replace the bulb trouble .

The Natural Resources Defense Council estimates that replacing 250 million incandescent lights in California with LED lights will save the state $ 1 billion in electricity bills.

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