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why buy energy-efficient LEDs?

Use up to 90% less energy
Save an average of $80 in lighting costs over the lifetime of each bulb
Last at least 15 times longer
Emit 90% less heat, which helps save on cooling costs
Available in fully dimmable options
Made more affordable with instant discounts provided by APS

eligibility

Current APS customer

how it works

Simply look for qualifying ENERGY STAR LEDs at your favourite local retailer
The price on the shelf is the discounted price, no rebate forms or coupons required

lighting calculator

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you can save.

bulb types

learn what type of bulbs
to install throughout
your home.

bulb comparison

compare incandescents,
CFLs, and LEDs based
on lumens.

tips for choosing an energy-efficient light bulb

	A-Type This shape provides omni-directional light (light that shines in all directions) which makes it ideal for most locations, including lamps, wall sconces and ceiling fixtures.	PAR30 Use to replace a 50-75W floodlight in recessed cans, track lighting or ceiling fans.
	R30 Use to replace a 65-90W reflector in a recessed can.	PAR38 Use to replace a 50-100W floodlight in track lighting, ceiling fans, or more commonly, outdoors.
	R40 Use to replace a 65-120W reflector in a recessed can or in the bathroom.	Decorative Use in decorative fixture applications, such as chandeliers or outdoor porch lamps.
Most LED bulbs are dimmable. If your fixture is on a dimmer switch, check the packaging to ensure the bulb is labeled "dimmable".		Globe Use to replace bulbs in fixtures where lamp is visible. Bath bar or any downward facing socket.

To find the CFL or LED with the same amount of light as the bulb it is replacing, look for lumens on the
package. The higher the lumen number, the brighter the light. Then find the bulb with the lowest
energy use (watts).