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This is a SDG&E Promotion at Costco B&M, so you'll see that only in Costco's in SDGE areas, unless they struck that deal with other utilities too.

It's $10 off the 19.99 for a 65W fluorescent outdoor floodlight from Lights of America. The light output is supposed to be like 500W traditional floodlight. It's in a weatherproof casing with a sensor for dusk to dawn operation.

For those not in SDGE area there still is a good deal on the 6pk R30 reflector lights: It's $6 off of $17.39 until 11/30/09. These are 15W (65W equiv.) with internal reflectors.


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What's SDGE?


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tomguy78 said:What's SDGE?

Without even knowing, I'll guess "San Diego Gass & Electric." What do i win?


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pacifickarma said:tomguy78 said:What's SDGE?

Without even knowing, I'll guess "San Diego Gass & Electric." What do i win?

He's right


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The cold north and outdoor fluorescent Lighting don't exactly add up to performance..

They get really dim when cold.


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BargainHound said:The cold north and outdoor fluorescent Lighting don't exactly add up to performance..

They get really dim when cold.

That's probably why I never saw those in our Costco in West Des Moines. They only make sense then in SoCal or Arizona, TX etc.

Message edited by: TeeSemmel on 2009-09-27 18:06:17 CDT
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some of the newer CFLs have an integrated heater that warms up the element before it strikes. might take a bit longer in cold weather to reach max brightness, but it'd still work alright. just don't use it with motion sensors


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I use 60w (300w equ) bulbs for the walking path in my community here in Pennsylvania. When it's 15 degrees out, the bulbs are dim, but for the majority of the year they are fine. The savings on the electric bill are tremendous!


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