Good Friday Amanda,(amanda.luxande@reeep.org)
Attached is a picture of LED tube.
Do you have any advice for me. We import Led tubes from Tokyo (for capacity, technology, strategic and financial reasons). All developing nations have been installing LED tubes for the last 5 years. Our manufacture meets all European and American bureau of standards. Our dearly loved and trusted SABS, does not have directive specifications on Led tubes – this is officially. Our Led's and some others have been found to be ultra efficient and set to replace/ retrofit all fluorescent bulbs - (linear or compact).
But this ultimate efficient bulb has met some resistance from incandescent globe manufacturers. They have a association of large number, and the government and Eskom seems to believe their story, than that of leading international luminaries' expects from developed countries.
Since the ministry of energy joined REEEP, should they be advised on the matter. In few occasions, our South African government sought your input in energy security. There is no association or regulatory body on LED tubes or commercial application LED lights locally. Internationally there is plenty! Beka, UniLux and PowerTech are coming out with propaganda against "international trusted" imports of electricity efficient LED tubes.
I could say more, I wish to pause here – where possible acknowledge the receipt and a way forward please!
Warm regards from Cape Town,
Nceba N Phike - Principal
PRECIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL Services
2nd Floor
7 Anton Anreith Arcade
(Off Hans Stryjdom Avenue)
Foreshore
Cape Town
8001
Tel. No.: 021 425 8416
Fax. No.: 021 425 8729
http://twitter.com/goodfirm
http://greenmillinium.blogspot.com/
"Earth has a closed Ecosystem,
let everyone push to sustainable development".
--
Nceba N Phike
Principal: PRECIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL
2nd Floor
7 Anton Anreith Arcade
Foreshore
Cape Town
8001
Tel. No.: 021 425 8416
Fax. No.: 021 425 8729
http://twitter.com/goodfirm
http://greenmillinium.blogspot.com/
No comments:
Post a Comment