Are you ready for the upcoming halogen phase out?

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Don't wait for the phase out, switch and save today with LED alternatives!
In order to reduce C02 emissions, the European regulation is being enforced to stop the manufacture of inefficient directional halogen lamps.

From September 1st 2016, manufacturers will no longer produce:
  • Halogen lamps directional from
    C & D classes
  • Related products are PAR, R50/R63/R80
  • MR11 (low volt with below 4,000h)
  • MR16 main volt: low volt with below 4,000h
Switch to LED alternatives to save energy, reduce C02 and save money. Novel Energy Lighting offers a full range of LED lamps, tubes, and fittings from various top quality brands. To see all our products please visit us at: www.novelenergylighting.com, or call us 0208-540-8287, email: sales@novelenergylighting.com

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