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ZERO electricity bill for this impressive multi coloured LED ball
Neha Mahajan , New Jersey: Feb 5 2008
Made Popular Feb 9 2008

ZERO electricity bill for this impressive multi coloured LED ball

A crystal ball straight from the gothic novels in the first sight, takes me completely by surprise when I learn more about it. A beautiful LED ball that changes colour every 60 seconds. Imagine your terrace, porch or garden bathing into a rainbow of colours; lights changing from mere static to red, yellow, turquoise, colour after colour, every night at no cost in terms of electricity! Believe it or not this is actually possible with this solar powered sphere which has a stainless steel base that stores energy in its nickel – metal hydride batteries up to 20 hours and has an operational life of up to 20,000 hours.

A sensor switches on the colourful symphony at dusk and switches off at the outset of dawn. This simple plastic screw on ball can withstand any weather and even the steel base is rust proof. Available at Pro-Idee with a three years guarantee for £84, this unique multi coloured solar powered sphere is just a click away.

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2 Stars
Yash
Bhopal, India
Wow!!!! Its really great.. What would happen to power generation companies then
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Neha Mahajan nehamahajan.instablo..
New Jersey, United States
I really hope we dnt need much of them around.. in the years to come!!
2 Stars
Lam
Orlando, United States
Really an impressive find...style and tech at its best...thanks but we need to move fast to adapt to these kinda techs or else our Govts are planing for more electricity generating projects on the false pretense that we won't be able to fight the energy crisis in the coming decade.
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Neha Mahajan nehamahajan.instablo..
New Jersey, United States
Very well said Lam, instead of making easy availablility of alternate options our governemnts just sit and brood over things.. wish this attitude cud change first
1 Stars
Didik
Jakarta, Indonesia
There cannot possibly be a zero bill. Not possible theoretically.
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