Best Bulb for Your Buck
(appeard in Family Magazine)

Good The average American home consumes 10,656 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per year of electricity (1 ). If you keep your lights on 8 hours a day, 365 days a year, a single 60-watt bulb is costing you roughly 175.2 kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, or about $25.00 (PER bulb) on your electric bill (2 ). The most obvious thing you can do is turn off lights you are not using. This common sense discipline will cost you nothing while putting money back into your pocket and reducing your household impact on the environment. Also, many inexpensive motion sensors are available at your local home improvement store that will turn your lights on and off, assuring that the lights are on only when a room is occupied. That simple green move will pay for itself in the first year in energy savings alone.

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Services offered for the Integration of Cree XLamp Hi-power LEDs

ETG, Corp is one of the world leaders in providing integration services for Cree XLamps. ETG can provide metal core printed circuit board (MCPCB) design and layout services that will take the guess work out of thermal management for XLamp product. ETG was one of the first companies worldwide to integrate Cree Xlamp products and has an established track record of success.

Let ETG provide you with the Engineering Services and Technologies you need to make your next project a success.

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ETG Sells 100,000,000th LED
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ETG, Corp has broken the 100 million milestone in providing LEDs to the electronics industry. In October of 2005 ETG shipped the 100,000,000th LED to one of its long term customers.

"We are very excited at reaching this milestone and know that we have only scratch the surface. LEDs offer such incredible savings over traditional incandescent lamps, that it is just a matter of time before all lighting, worldwide, is based on solid state, LED, technologies," Bernard Eshel, President of ETG Corp stated..