18 Watt Replacement Tube
Squinting is a thing of the past. Give your eyes a rest, and put the reading glasses away. It’s time to get an OttLite and have superb lighting for your space. When you replace your old light bulbs with an OttLite 18 Watt Replacement Tube, you’ll be able to see more clearly and more comfortably — using your own fixtures.
18 Watt Replacement Tubes allow you to bring High Definition Natural Lighting™ into your home or office. Whether you’re scrapbooking, sewing, reading, or just doing the things you enjoy, an OttLite tube is going to deliver the perfect light for your task. More than 50 years ago, Dr. John Ott discovered a way to recreate natural light indoors. This expertly engineered light technology, 508 Illumination, makes details clearer and colors more vibrant. 508 Illumination produces the perfect balance of brightness and contrast.
Thanks to the ideal intensity, squinting and eye fatigue are minimized. Because OttLite bulbs are compact fluorescent bulbs, they emit less heat than regular incandescent bulbs. This reduction in heat also means OttLite bulbs consume less energy, and are ultimately responsible for fewer greenhouse gases escaping into the atmosphere. In fact, it’s been calculated that the amount of CO2 that has been kept out of the atmosphere just by current OttLite usage — is the equivalent to taking thousands of cars off the road. Just like the 18 Watt Replacement tube and the 24 Watt Replacement Tube, OttLites bulbs are not only beneficial to your eyes, they’re also beneficial to the environment.
Just like the customers below, you can start seeing a difference in your life with an OttLite. Enjoy life in HD.
“OttLite is superior to any other light for
detail work, as well as a reading light! I just bought my third one, so
apparently I am well pleased!”
Evelyn C.,
“OttLite is an amazing new tool! Besides being
able to read fine print, I can now accurately match colors from my swatch book
to my screen and my printer. Its positive impact on my work was as dramatic as
when I first put on glasses.”
Jim Williams, Graphic Designer, Corporate Image Consultants, Inc.