Published: 29 January 2014
Category: News
MEGAMAN® is pleased to launch a co-branded 9.5W LED Classic Bulb with WWF-Hong Kong, in an effort to support the organisation’s conservation and education work on educating the public to switch to low-carbon light bulbs.
MEGAMAN® is pleased to launch a co-branded 9.5W LED Classic Bulb with WWF-Hong Kong, in an effort to support the organisation’s conservation and education work on educating the public to switch to low-carbon light bulbs. The 9.5W LED Classic Bulb features 330° illumination, longer lamp life, a rust-free plastic lamp base, high energy efficiency and eco-packing to ensure the right choice for people.
MEGAMAN® always strives to preserve the environment by implementing low-carbon measures and innovations in the entire supply chain of LED light making. Through this co-branding partnership, we hope to exhibit its influence in the industry to facilitate the collaborations between business and environmental groups, and persuade more people to use eco-friendly LED light bulbs.
The MEGAMAN® and WWF-Hong Kong co-branded 9.5W LED Classic Bulbs are being distributed through MEGAMAN®’s Concept Stores, Panda Shop and more than 300 Circle K Convenience Stores in Hong Kong. A portion of the proceeds from the bulb sale will go to WWF-Hong Kong to support their conservation and eduation works.
There are many benefits of using the 9.5W LED Classic bulb. One of these is its even and broader light distribution at 330° as compared with the bulb with 120° illumination in the market. This ensures a constant stream of light and maximum comfort for people’s eyes. Its plastic lamp base is rust-free and eliminates faulty contact. More importantly, the 9.5W LED Classic bulb is designed to perfectly replace the less energy-efficient 60W incandescent lamps in A60 shape as it can save up to 84% of energy with a Class A+ energy label. Low carbon living not only means savings for your pocket in terms of electricity consumption, but also less harm for the endangered wildlife such as polar bears due to global warming.