
Changing Your Belisha Beacon Lamps
In December 2008 it was agreed by EU Member States that energy intensive incandescent bulbs would begin to be phased out from 1 September 2009.
The schedule can be seen below-
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Main result |
1 Sept 2009 |
- Clear lamps equivalent to 100W incandescent lamps, or above, must be minimum C class.
- Non-clear (frosted / pearl) lamps must be minimum A-class.
- Introduction of functionality requirements on lamps.
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1 Sept 2010 |
- Phase-out of 75 W clear incandescent lamps.
- Introduction of information requirements.
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1 Sept 2011 |
- Phase-out of 60 W clear incandescent lamps.
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1 Sept 2012 |
- Phase out of all remaining clear incandescent lamps (i.e. 40W and 25W).
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1 Sept 2013 |
- Enhanced functionality requirements.
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1 Sept 2016 |
- Raising the minimum level to B class for clear retrofit lamps (i.e. phasing out C-class retrofit halogen lamps).
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Now is the time to change your incandescent bulbs with new cost effective and energy efficient options. We offer an LED Belisha Beacon which fully conforms to the British Standards (BS 8442) and comprises of 230-24V DC LED Assembly c/w flashing beacon, gallery, AV collar and amber globe (requires a transformer, part no: 14059).
At a time when the energy costs keep increasing, the low power consumption of Signature's LED Belisha Beacon lowers the cost of energy required for lighting, saving you money.
View our LED comparison table to see how much you could save.
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