5. High photometric and energy performance of lamps
Operators have three options for replacing incandescent lamps that are no longer on the market.
High-efficiency halogen lamps: these offer energy savings of 30% compared with conventional incandescent lamps. For example, a 60 W incandescent lamp can be replaced by a 42 W halogen lamp.
Compact fluorescent lamps: they offer 80% energy savings and last 6 to 15 times longer than conventional incandescent lamps. A 60 W incandescent lamp can be replaced by a 13 W lamp.
LED lamps: they combine energy savings of up to 90% with lifetimes 10 to 30 times longer than incandescent lamps. A 60 W incandescent lamp can be replaced by an 8 W LED lamp.
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Regulations
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articles R. 4213-1 to R. 4213-4
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Décret n° 2008- 244 du 7 mars 2008
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Normative references
NF EN 12464-1/2 Light and lighting – Workplace lighting – Part 1: indoor workplaces – Part 2: outdoor workplaces
NF EN 15 193 Energy performance of buildings – Energy requirements for lighting
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