60% of Americans Excited for Incandescent Bulb Phase Out

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Sylvania's annual "Socket Survey" shows increased public awareness of the rolling phase-out and growing excitement for the cost-saving benefits of LEDs and CFLs. Read more →

Finally! An LED To Replace The 100W Incandescent Bulb

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Sylvania today announced the release of the new ULTRA LED omnidirectional A21 bulb, the first true replacement for 100W incandescent bulbs. Read more →

When Music and LED Lightbulbs Mate

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MusicLite's LED lightbulb-music-player hybrid combines an energy efficient recessed can light with a powerful speaker system to blast tunes from your portable gadget. Read more →

Sylvania’s LED Lightbulb Fights to Dethrone 60 Watt Bulbs

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Many LED lightbulb producers aim to dethrone the household favorite 60 watt incandescent lightbulbs. The latest, Sylvania's Ultra LED A-line 12W, puts up a good fight for energy efficiency in their desire to be the top dog. Read more →

Sylvania Halogen Bulbs Offer Alternative To CFLs

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A new halogen lighbulb from Sylvania offers a brighter light in a familiar shape without the mercury issues of CFLs, but with significantly less energy efficiency. Read more →

New Survey Puts Eco Lighting Consumer Habits in Spotlight

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The second annual Sylvania Socket Survey reveals that Americans have embraced greener lighting choices, but are still in the dark on the pending obsolescence of incandescent bulbs. Read more →

Flowing Water Powers Sylvania Shower Light

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Need a light when you shower in the wee hours of the morning? How about an eco-friendly light driven by the water from the shower head? That is exactly what Sylvania is offering up for sale. Read more →

Sylvania Debuts Greener Auto Headlights

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Sylvania has launched some new, somewhat more eco-friendly headlights for your car which are said to consume less energy and lack select harmful materials. Read more →