Sentence examples for standard incandescent from inspiring English sources

With standard incandescent bulbs, light is generated when a filament is heated to incandescence (illumination) through an electric current within the glass bulb.

And it is closer in color to a standard incandescent.

Neodymium bulbs produce less light per watt than standard incandescent lights.

(The standard incandescent light bulb that hung in American hallways for generations drew sixty).

Standard incandescent lamps will most likely not be able to meet those requirements.

The "cans" in which recessed reflector bulbs typically sit in today's ceilings were designed for standard incandescent light bulbs, which direct most of their heat forward.

The lights use halogen bulbs, which operate hotter than standard incandescents.

While Cool nrg makes money selling carbon credits, Mexican families can enjoy lower energy bills, since compact fluorescent bulbs consume as much as 80percentt less electricity than standard incandescents.

At Home Depot, which like other leading retailers has developed a house line of energy-saving lights, 60 percent of sales are standard incandescents, 25 percent are compact fluorescents, 10 percent are halogen incandescents (which meet the new efficiency standards) and 5 percent are L.E.D.'s., according to Jean Niemi, a company spokeswoman.

Earlier this year, national retailers like the SM Department Store withdrew all standard wattage incandescent bulbs, replacing them with the twisted fluorescents that many of us have come to loathe.

In 1996, a new standard for incandescent lamps was put into practice in Brazil, regulating the manufacture of lamp bulbs to be used by customers connected to the low-tension grid.