Datasheet

2009
2010
2011
6
* Incandescent, halogen, compact fluorescent and LED lamps.
EUP/ERP DIRECTIVE
The first products have already been
removed from the market.
To combat climate change the European Union has agreed
to phase out conventional light sources that are wasteful
of energy. From September 1, 2009 manufacturers and
importers may no longer sell clear lamps* which:
are clear, are rated at 80 W (950 lm) or more and are s
not in at least Energy Class C or
are frosted and are not in at least Energy Class A. s
Clear lamps* with less than 950 lm must achieve at least
Energy Class E. Lamps in Energy Classes F and G have
been banned since September 1, 2009. Specifically this
means that:
all frosted incandescent and halogen lamps ands
clear incandescent and standard halogen lamps of 80 W s
and higher
have already been removed from the market. This applies
to all designs with the exception of special lamps and
reflector lamps.
The EU ban on old incandescent bulbs:
Change now!
The clever alternatives to the old light bulb.
Perfect opportunities for much higher sales.
OSRAM offers a wide range of replacement lamps, with at least one
pioneering product for almost every possible application. This means
you can offer your customers excellent alternatives with no compro-
mise on the quality of light – and you have the perfect opportunity
to benefit from the EU legislation.
And to ensure that you always give your customers the best possible
support for this important issue and recommend the best solutions
for their particular requirements, OSRAM provides you with clear
and detailed documentation.
For further information go to www.osram.com/incandescent
Incandescent bulbs
from 80 W
(950 lm) and all frosted
incandescent bulbs
2
Incandescent bulbs
from 65 W
(725 lm) and higher
Incandescent bulbs
from 45 W
(450 lm) and higher
Future-proof:
OSRAM energy-saving lamps, e.g. Mini Ball
Sales ban
1
starts
on September 1,
Sales ban
1
starts
on September 1,
Sales ban
1
starts
on September 1,
1
From this date manufacturers and importers may no longer sell these lamps.
2
Except Energy Class A and highly efficient lamps in Energy Class B which may continue to be sold thanks to the correction factor.