Edison bulbs banned in EU

Production matt bulb, as well as those of 75 and 100 watts banned in European Union countries. Plan to be completed within three years did not sell more than Edison, but halogen bulbs with compact and low energy consumption.

The European Union banned the production of matt bulb, as well as those of 75 and 100 watts.

In recent weeks, German consumers were buying massive classic light bulbs, which is the first stage of production ban came into force today.

Plan EU implies that within three years longer sell lamps that are on the market since the time of Thomas Edison.

However, "the old, honest edisonke", as he says, will continue to use the Czech president Vaclav Klaus, the new decision, which Brussels considers the freedom of manipulation of citizens.

In Hamburg the supermarket no more so-called traditional bulbs.

The European Union allows stores to sell out the inventory, but from tomorrow, the days of matte, light bulbs of 75 watts and 100 are "numbered".

The last day was a great potražanja for bulbs, first those of 100 watts, but also for all other, and even those will not be zabranjenje from September 1st.

Since the fall of 2012th The bulbs will be banned and 60 watts.

So will the European Union until 2016. was used only be compact with low energy consumption and halogen bulbs.

Some customers make stock, and many of Despair and the withdrawal of these types of bulbs from sale, while some anketidani believe that it is time to change technologies.

European Union experts calculate that the new bulbs consume 60 to 80 percent less electricity than traditional, and lasts 10 to 15 times longer.

Critics, however, say that their cold light can cause depression, and have increased elekrtomagnetno radiation.

One citizen asked that the claims were tested and bulbs to think that the world is equally beautiful, as it was with the old.

Old light bulbs in the future may serve as a good setting to museums such as the Museum of Contemporary Art in Hamburg.