OT LED Lighting

Apr 25, 2016 12 Replies

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Leon 10 years ago

I know this is a bit off topic but several months ago we were discussing energy efficient lighting.

My power company has sent me a link to order LED lighting at a remarkable low price.

If you use this link and put in your zip it will direct you to the discount pricing.

If your zip code does not disqualify you you can get lighting for about

80% off regular price.

I ordered a 4 pack, PAR30 "65 watt equivalent" Dimmable LED spot lights for $9.99, that is $2.50 each. And I ordered a 5 pack of candle 40 watt equivalent LED dimmable lights for $17.99, $3.60 each.

There is a flat rate shipping fee of $7.00 on orders under $25 and a maximum of 25 bulbs.

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Or this might work.

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These TCP brand bulbs are sold at Home Depot, Amazon, Walmart, Sams..etc.

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John McCoy 10 years ago

Leon wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com:

Texas only, as far as I can tell (and only parts of Texas).

John

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Gordon Shumway 10 years ago

Try the home page URL. It works for Illinois, but there was nothing that looked like what they were claiming for prices. Maybe I didn't qualify. :-(

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DerbyDad03 10 years ago

Same for my zip code too. 65 watt - $15 for one.

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J. Clarke 10 years ago

Yeah, they want twice as much for off-brand as Home Depot gets for Philips.

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G. Ross 10 years ago

So far I am happy with the Feit bulbs from HD. They are non-dimmable but 60 watt equiv. 6 for $12 less 10% military discount. Or maybe with the discount. Anyway, I bought 12 in January and put them in the lamps that stay on all day. Last week I was at HD getting some paint and they still had them at the same price.

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Markem 10 years ago

Seems to be Texas only, but you could order a bunch and turn around and sell them on Ebay. (it is a joke)

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John McCoy 10 years ago

Gordon Shumway wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

Yeah, I stand corrected. Here's the list of particpating power companies:

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Relevant states are Conn, Cal, Mass, NC, NH, NJ. NY, Ore, PA, RI, SC, Tex, and WA.

John

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Martin Eastburn 10 years ago

Rejected me. But directed to another page.

Mart> Leon wrote in

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J. Clarke 10 years ago

I'm in CT and they want twice as much for "TCP" as HD does for Philips.

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DerbyDad03 10 years ago

...but not all power companies in the relevant states are participating.

Seems like listing the states is less important than listing the specific power companies since that is what really matters.

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John McCoy 10 years ago

DerbyDad03 wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:

That was a longer list, which is why I gave the link to it.

John

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Mark H 10 years ago

Some time back I went to the Cosco by me in Chicago's north burbs and found they had a deal going with the power company . They were selling FEIT 60 w att equivalent - dimmable LED bulbs 3 pack for $2.99 . These bulbs were t op rated in consumer reports so I picked up 7 packs ( 21 bulbs )

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