Can someone look on the packaging and tell me the lumen output? The Harvell's are only 1380 lumen and are not bright enough,
900055
my box does not give the lumens and neither did the company web site for this product.
900056
These BR40s are rated 120W at 130V. This is relevent if your household is 110-120V. They have no reference to lumens on the package. You can go here to the distributor AHLIGHTING.com or here http://www.donsbulbs.com/cgi-bin/r/b.pl/i%7c130v%7c120w%7ce26%7cbr40%7csp.html to possibly get more info. In my opinion these 130V bulbs do not put out the brightness a 120W bulb would at a household voltage of 120V. Be aware that any reference you find to lumens may be rated at 130V not 120V.
900057
Sorry, the box does no say. All it has is 130V. The seem to be just as bright as the old 120 watt bulbs. If that's any help.
1677334
i watched some reviews on youtube, a guy showed the packaging, it's only 3 lumens.
29198
I've read somewhere they output 1200 Lumens with power at 22 W. More or less it compares with a 75W incandescent according to some charts. This doesn't take efficiency into account. I'd say a bit more than 75 after having had those for about a year. HTH.
2101981
John - Sorry I can't tell you the lux output. It was advertised as full spectrum light and puts out approx 1400 lumins. Hope that helps.
230412
HiYou need to compare the lumens which is the actual brightness output. This one is over 600 lumen outputthanksjim
1219508
I don't know the lumens. Mine has HWA/WYS Ultrafire engraved on it, shipped from the US, it was advertised as 1600 lumens, but I highly doubted. My only suggestion is to go with the brand names and if possible, ones that shipped from the US.
460921
It's not very bright at all. In fact I was very disappointed with the amount of lumens actually put out. I'm thinking of replacing the two that I purchased because they're just not doing the job.
2076909
I doubt the lumen output is anymore than 50. These bulbs were a complete waste of money and are not powerful enough for driving at dusk let alone at night.
1721251
I do not have actual lumen information, just be aware this is a weak laser and you cannot see it outdoors in daylight at much over 10 feet. The switch on mine is touchy and would turn on light and waste batteries without my involvement, make sure to use the main switch and turn unit off or have a steady supply of batteries.
474316
The actual package mine came in says: 8 Lumens (Although it appears to be in reality closer to 30 as mentioned by the previous commenter.)
1619322
It's a little over 100 lumens. Those who wrote 200 and 300, are only comparing output to generic lights that are fraudulently rated higher than their actual output.
243044
I don't know how many lumens. You can definitely see the difference though. I am so glad I bought them.
2232979
I am pretty sure it is only 190 lumens, it is bright enough to get the job done, but could be brighter. For the same price, you can get a new streamlight TLR-1 HL that puts out like 630 lumens. I am going to switch to the streamlight as soon as I feel like forking out the money for the light and new holster.
2176154
Are you looking for 1500 out of the whole strip? I don't know if you are going to be able to get info like that from typical customer experience. I can say that the ones I got were pretty bright, but comparing them to the 1200 lumen flood light I just bought, I don't think they are as bright as it is nor do they have the same coverage.
2094050
I don't THINK so. I checked the package and there is no indication of the Lumens. We have a retail store and I have bought these MANY times over the past few years. All I can say is they are bright and do well in our retail environment although I don't know the Lumens. We have been very happy.
1835952
200 lumens / specs are here:http://shop.ledwholesalers.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=39_85&product_id=247
1869293
The product description says that these are 72 lumen total. The LEDs are 3528 SMDs which output 6 lumens a piece. If you're planning on building a flashlight, my advice would be to use a Luxeon or CREE LED instead; these tiny SMDs just don't put out enough light per square inch. On the plus side, they're dirt cheap, so if you're on a budget then this is probably a good choice.