Energy Saving Wall Lights

It is reported that a global switch to efficient lighting systems would trim the world's electricity bill by nearly one-tenth. This page shows all our wall lights that use energy efficient lighting. More information on energy efficient lighting can be found at the foot of the page.


Gardenia Wall Light Chrome or Antique Brass Finish
Please call for our BEST price!


Moon Ceramic Wall Light Low energy or E27 version option
From £74.00 inc VAT


Ceramic Low Energy Wall Light Unglazed with acid white glass
Our Price £95.00 inc VAT


Edge Plaster Wall: Up Down in 3 sizes Optional integral movement detector
From £295.00 inc VAT


Recessed Plaster Step Light: Square Lightcaster for low level floor light
From £140.00 inc VAT


Recessed Plaster Step Light: Sphere Lightcaster for low level floor light
From £140.00 inc VAT


Recessed Plaster Step Light: Egg Lightcaster for low level floor light
From £140.00 inc VAT


Matt Chrome Single Spot Part of a range of products
Our Price £16.00 inc VAT


Brushed Aluminium Energy Saving Wall Light 1280mm long: horizontal or vertical use
Our Price £195.49 inc VAT


Kasimir Plaster Wall Light Natural Plaster or Acrylic Paint Finish
From £260.00 inc VAT


Philips Stylish Energy Saving Wall Light Provides a very pleasing light RRP ~~£74.40~~
Our Price £50.00 inc VAT


Slot XL5 LED Plaster Wall Light Recessed lighting
From £213.30 inc VAT


Decorative MicroCornice Plaster Lighting For use with LED strip lights
From £112.30 inc VAT


Cornice Indirect Plaster Lighting For T5 fluorescent or LED strip
From £112.30 inc VAT


Blade Closed End Recessed Plaster Light For wall or ceiling mounting
From £83.70 inc VAT


Blade Recessed Plaster Lighting Channel For wall or ceiling mounting
From £104.80 inc VAT


Edge Plaster Wall: Uplighter 3 Sizes Optional integral movement detector
From £260.00 inc VAT


Linear Plaster Wall Light for T5 lamp 3 sizes: 635, 935 and 1235mm long
From £280.00 inc VAT

Some incandescent bulbs are very inefficient; converting only about 5% of the energy they receive into light and the UK government is set to ban the sale of the standard incandescent light bulb. Other lamps and lighting equipment that are being scrutinised and may be banned include low-efficiency fluorescent tubes, high-loss "ballasts" for fluorescent tubes, high-loss halogen transformers and mercury discharge lamps.

If you want to reduce your carbon footprint use energy efficient lamps, running on high frequency electronic ballasts and switch off your lights when they are not required both at work and at home.

Take a look at http://www.banthebulb.org.