120 YEARS


EXPERIENCE INSIDE EVERY TOSHIBA BULB


In 1890, inspired by a meeting with Thomas Edison, one of Toshiba’s founders – Inchisuke Fujioka – developed and mass-produced Japan’s  rst electric bulb.


Ever since, Toshiba has used its knowledge and expertise combined with high investments in the latest cutting edge technology, to bring you the very best quality lighting solutions.


developed expertise


ting edge ting solutions.


Over the years lighting has seen many developments, fr frosted bulbs to  uorescent lights and low-energy bulbs – today Toshiba is introducing its range of innovative, low energy and long life LED bulbs and  xtures in the UK.


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SHIBA BULB on,


1890 1921 1941 Fluorescent


Toshiba


manufactures Japan’s  rst electric light bulb


Toshiba invents the “double coil electric bulb,” one of the six


great inventions in bulb technology


lamps go on sale. Toshiba


introduces technology to Japan


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1980 Toshiba


NeoBall, the world’


rst la


NeoBall, the world’s  rst


80 e


light-bulb shap compact


1980 2010 Toshiba


2010 Toshiba


Toshiba


introduces its E-Core LED


light-bulb shaped compact


 uorescent lamp amp ped


E-Core LED lighting to UK market


UK market s


VIEW THE RANGE AT: WWW.TOSHIBA.CO.UK/LIGHTING


OSHIBA.CO.UK/LIGHTING


REFLECTOR LAMPS


GLS LAMPS


DECORATIVE LAMPS LED LIGHT ENGINES INDOOR LIGHTING OUTDOOR LIGHTING


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2 CIBSE Journal December 2011 www.cibsejournal.com


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