The ESL: A light bulb that speaks the language of energy efficiency
Cheaper than LEDs and safer than CFLs, will ESL (electron-stimulated luminescence) light bulbs be a viable household replacement for incandescents?
Photos courtesy of Vu1 Corporation 
It uses accelerated electrons to stimulate phosphor to create light, making the surface of the bulb “glow”. ESL technology creates the same light quality as an incandescent but is up to 70% more energy efficient, lasting up to 5 times longer than incandescent and contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. There is no use of the neurotoxin Mercury (Hg) in the lighting process.
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