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Summarizing some of the salient points from recent discussions, I have
tried to outline some of the key decision points. 1. Do you have 110 volt AC available? If no, you have answers to the wrong questions. 2. Do you care about power consumption? If no, see question 1. 3. Do you use dimmers or motion detectors? If so, do you have neutral wire switches? 4. Are you concerned about tiny trace amounts of mercury? If yes you've either been listening to some "off brand" news source, or you are a true enviro weenie. 5. Are you concerned about getting the exactly correct color temperature? If so, you'll need to shop a little harder. 6. Do you need absolute "instant on"? If so, are you measuring in microseconds or milliseconds? 7. How many people will it take to change my CFL bulb? It depends on which news group you ask the question in, how many people you need to turn the ladder, and whether or not you live in California and need to discuss the experience. |
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