From the world perspective, the Australian government took the lead in announcing the complete phase-out of incandescent lamps in the form of legislation in early 2007. However, when implementing the terminal, how is the implementation of the major lighting cities? Is the high-energy incandescent lamp above 100W really banned? In response, the reporter visited several major lighting cities in Shanghai to investigate the ban on incandescent lamps above 100W in the Shanghai market.
Shanghai Lighting City Store did not see incandescent lamps
The reporter first came to Liuying Road in Hongkou District. He visited a number of lighting stores in the city and found no traces of incandescent lamps. Only one corner of the shop window was littered with several incandescent lamps of less than 100W. The clerk replied, "These lights are some inventories. Nowadays, few people buy incandescent lamps that are both expensive and not durable. Generally, energy saving is the customer's first choice, followed by the brightness of the fancy lighting."
In the second stop, the reporter went to Xuhuidian, a well-decorated home lighting city located in Tianlin East Road. He visited a number of shops on the first floor of Haojiajia Lighting City. Only two of them had incandescent lamps, but they did not sell them. The contrasting product with the LED light is placed at the entrance. Many shops in the home are also focusing on energy-saving lamps and LED lights. The LED experience hall and the green lighting experience hall can be seen everywhere. The energy-saving and green-friendly consumption model can be said to be deeply rooted in Chinese consumers.
Finally, the reporter came to Shanghai Chengda Lighting City. CityU has many well-known brands at home and abroad such as NVC, Sanli, Philips and Osram. However, although there are a small number of customers who are shopping, I have not seen customers who have successfully signed purchases. CityU has gathered many well-known lighting brands. Philips and Samsung have already launched energy-saving and environmentally-friendly LED light products, which cut off the use of high-energy incandescent lamps from the source of production.
In addition, during the interview, the reporter found that only a few clerk knew about the prohibition of import and sales of incandescent lamps above 100W. Most of the clerk said they did not know. "We have not heard of the things to be banned, but now the incandescent lamps are selling. If you don't go out, most consumers still prefer to choose energy-saving lamps. Now the electricity price is very expensive, and they want to save some electricity," said Jihao's clerk. So, is the consumer informed about the prohibition policy? How is this treated? The reporter randomly interviewed several customers who are visiting the store.
Consumer lighting habits have long been imperceptible
Ms. Zhang from Xuhui District is preparing to purchase suitable lamps for her son's new house. She said that she knows about the prohibition of selling more than 100W incandescent lamps. Because there is news on the news, the reporter asked if he would feel Influencing her own purchase, she smiled and said, "There is no impact at all. I want to buy a lamp to save energy and save energy. If it can be environmentally friendly, it would be better." "Now no one will use incandescent lamps." It is very easy to burn electricity."
Mr. Gu, who lives in Zhabei District, said that the choice of lamps should be chosen according to the actual decoration conditions of their own homes. If necessary, they would choose incandescent lamps. After all, the price is very cheap and the brightness is sufficient. The reporter asked if he would choose energy-saving lamps and LED lamps with a slightly higher price but very environmental protection. Mr. Gu said that he believes that the popularity of LED lamps is a trend, and incandescent lamps will eventually be eliminated by the market, so if If it is more environmentally friendly, he will still consider using LED lights in the decoration.
Shanghai Lighting City Store did not see incandescent lamps
The reporter first came to Liuying Road in Hongkou District. He visited a number of lighting stores in the city and found no traces of incandescent lamps. Only one corner of the shop window was littered with several incandescent lamps of less than 100W. The clerk replied, "These lights are some inventories. Nowadays, few people buy incandescent lamps that are both expensive and not durable. Generally, energy saving is the customer's first choice, followed by the brightness of the fancy lighting."
In the second stop, the reporter went to Xuhuidian, a well-decorated home lighting city located in Tianlin East Road. He visited a number of shops on the first floor of Haojiajia Lighting City. Only two of them had incandescent lamps, but they did not sell them. The contrasting product with the LED light is placed at the entrance. Many shops in the home are also focusing on energy-saving lamps and LED lights. The LED experience hall and the green lighting experience hall can be seen everywhere. The energy-saving and green-friendly consumption model can be said to be deeply rooted in Chinese consumers.
Finally, the reporter came to Shanghai Chengda Lighting City. CityU has many well-known brands at home and abroad such as NVC, Sanli, Philips and Osram. However, although there are a small number of customers who are shopping, I have not seen customers who have successfully signed purchases. CityU has gathered many well-known lighting brands. Philips and Samsung have already launched energy-saving and environmentally-friendly LED light products, which cut off the use of high-energy incandescent lamps from the source of production.
In addition, during the interview, the reporter found that only a few clerk knew about the prohibition of import and sales of incandescent lamps above 100W. Most of the clerk said they did not know. "We have not heard of the things to be banned, but now the incandescent lamps are selling. If you don't go out, most consumers still prefer to choose energy-saving lamps. Now the electricity price is very expensive, and they want to save some electricity," said Jihao's clerk. So, is the consumer informed about the prohibition policy? How is this treated? The reporter randomly interviewed several customers who are visiting the store.
Consumer lighting habits have long been imperceptible
Ms. Zhang from Xuhui District is preparing to purchase suitable lamps for her son's new house. She said that she knows about the prohibition of selling more than 100W incandescent lamps. Because there is news on the news, the reporter asked if he would feel Influencing her own purchase, she smiled and said, "There is no impact at all. I want to buy a lamp to save energy and save energy. If it can be environmentally friendly, it would be better." "Now no one will use incandescent lamps." It is very easy to burn electricity."
Mr. Gu, who lives in Zhabei District, said that the choice of lamps should be chosen according to the actual decoration conditions of their own homes. If necessary, they would choose incandescent lamps. After all, the price is very cheap and the brightness is sufficient. The reporter asked if he would choose energy-saving lamps and LED lamps with a slightly higher price but very environmental protection. Mr. Gu said that he believes that the popularity of LED lamps is a trend, and incandescent lamps will eventually be eliminated by the market, so if If it is more environmentally friendly, he will still consider using LED lights in the decoration.
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