Toshiba LEDEUB00004N63 Manuale Utente

Toshiba’s 

environmental 

vision for 2050

 

The four "Greens" and the management supporting them

Achieving the highest 

level of environmental 

performance in all newly 

developed product to 

reduce life-cycle 

enviromental impact

Contributing to provision of 

a stable power supply and 

mitigation of climate change 

through the low-carbon  

energy technologies

Achieving one of the world‘s 

lowest levels of environmental 

impacts by reducing 

all manufacturing-related 

environmental impact

LED: 3 letters for 1 solution

With such ambitious goals, Toshiba Lighting had  

to find means to produce much better light bulbs 

than incandescent and halogen lamps. This aim 

combined with economic and environmental issues: 

we blazed our path to the solution.

In the 70’s, an LED was used as a coloured indicator 

or warning lights.

In 1996, we obtained white light LEDs.

Today LEDs light large areas like museums, public 

places and parks to houses.

We began developing LEDs in the very early 

stages of the technology as we saw its potential 

for vast energy savings and long life. It was a 

gamble that we are now seeing a return on many 

years later. A true sign of our commitment to this 

innovative technology.

We are convinced that economy compliments  

ecology and that each corporation is responsible  

for the economical, social and environmental  

issues of its products. 

One of many examples: after years of hard work, 

our LEDs use up to 80  % less energy than incan-

descent lamps. 

Environment is our priority.  

 

Welcome to Toshiba.

"Improving our global 

eco-efficiency by 2050"

 

Do you believe it? At Toshiba, we do.

Aiming to be the most excellent 

company in environmental manage-

ment through the training of emplo-

yees and continuous improvement 

in environmental communications

Green 

 

Continuous 

improvement of

basic activities

Greening of 

Creation of products

with highest level 

of environmental 

performance

Greening of 

 

Environmentally

conscious 

manufactoring

Greening of 

 

Low-carbon

energy

technologies

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