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TCP 9W Bulb CFL
TCP-11309-CFL
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Saves some energy...
SoCalSolar
reviewed on March 24, 2008 at 10:27 am
SoCalSolar
reviewed on March 24, 2008 at 10:27 am
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Pros:Uses much less energy than the 40w incancescent it replaced.
Cons:Takes some time to get up to full brightness.
Purchase Date:November 2007
Own the n:vision branded version of this TCP bulb. This bulb is eventually bright enough, and certainly saves energy... It takes some time to get up to brightness - quite dim at first - but fine after about 30 seconds or so. If in a place where it just needs to be on - would be great. If a place with more frequent on-off cycles, might be annoying.
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