Hi! I wonder if the power 25W/bulb is the actual power of light output or it is equal to 25W of halogen output.
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The light is actually brighter than the stock halogen bulb. The only negative thing is that the high beam does not seem to be as defined. I use this on my motorcycle along with Vision X lights that I use with the high beams. They do perform very well.
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Hello back to you, I don't know the tech stuff about these bulbs, but they are bright. Nice white light and bright. They'll like night and day difference.
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Each light puts out 48W. Don't know what the halogen equiv would be. They're a lot brighter than the lights I had that used a 55W H3 bulb.One sunny day, a neighbor had shield their eyes when I drove up, they were so bright.
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Original is supposed to be 25watts I thiink, and it receommends not going over 25. Although, I bought two of these and one seems to have come with 15w, and the other 25, because one is way brighter than the other.
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I just looked up Lumens. Based on my calculations, these 25 11W bulbs will generate a total of 3,647 lumens. This is how I calculated it: 40W Bulb replaced with an LED = 450 lumens; 60W bulb replaced with LED = 800 lumens; 75W bulb replaced with LED = 1100 lumens. Divided all by their respective wattage for an average of 13.08 lumens per watt X 11 Watts per bulb = 145.88 X 25 bulbs = 3,647 total Lumens. I'm not a mathematician or a scientist. What I will tell you is they make my walkway look enchanted. On the box it says: 11S14 130V 11W E27 Nickel Base Bulbs. Hope this helps.
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Per the package label image shown, the bulb produced 1300 lumens, which would be equivalent to about a 85-90W incandescent bulb. I wondered, too, so looked it up. Don't know why someone would provide a description with stating this.
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It is is total of three hundred watts between three bulbs. However I put in a dimmer not knowing it only works with incandescent liters or halogen and ow it is not as bright as I wanted. Also I thought there was an upper cover within the shade to protect against bugs and was disappointed that there was only the bottom cover.
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Don't know specs mine put out half the light as the halogen ones . It's more of a mood lighting , like a 15watt halogen bulb
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I have not measured the heat output between the two bulbs and I have not had any heat problems. My guess on the heat would be the same or less. They are way brighter than the 24W bulb and I am happy with the light output.
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I'm not sure of the wattage, and have not had any of the problems others have had. My electric bill hasn't changed much so I think it's doing what it's supposed to. Also, My bulb is still going strong after months of daily use. It is at full brightness as soon as I turn it on. My light is on from 7am until 5-6pm 5days a week. Occasionally it's off for 30 min here and there, but it's always as bright as the day I got it. Luv luv luv my bulb.
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I am using a 40W equivalent LED bulb and it's actually good. I highly recommend it, too, because it doesn't heat up (which makes it safer to use), and it's really energy efficient. The lighting is brighter and pleasing too, compared to the others I've tried. Hope it helps! (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I just looked at the base of the bulb and it seems like it says 26 watts. Don't think that will exceed the maximum of your lamp.
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I believe it is for the maximum output based on 265 volts, but am not positive. I have it plugged into 110v and output is near similar to 50w halogen except with cool white it doesn't have the same intensity. I found a formula that measures lumen output: Lighting System Efficacy (Lumens per Watt or LPW) = System Lumen Output ÷ Input Wattage and Watts (W) = Volts (V) x Current in Amperes (A) x Power Factor (PF). It is a good bulb to save on energy without losing too much lumens/light intensity. I will probably be purchasing more down the road. Hope this helped
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My Cree led bulb was bought as a 40 watt equivalent and I believe it is. The packaging states it is a 40 watt equivalent and no mention of 75 watt. It is being used to replace a 60 watt halogen that my wife claimed was too glare y and is a soft light as claimed on the package. My wife is happy with it. Is it possible a a 40 watt version was shipped instead of the 75 watt version or the "AD" had the wrong part number.
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the wattage that the bulb is listed at is the wattage drain your electrical system will feel, just like a house lightbulb, Wattage is not a true measure of light output it is a measure of power used. Lumens are a listing of light output. this is a 60/55 watt bulb that is the wattage it will draw
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the wattage that the bulb is listed at is the wattage drain your electrical system will feel, just like a house lightbulb, Wattage is not a true measure of light output it is a measure of power used. Lumens are a listing of light output.
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Less of a power draw. My track lighting has 7 lights at 50W per bulb using the halogens, compared to 7 at 5W per bulb. 350W draw compared to 35W.
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Just my opinion, but I rather doubt it unless you had a lot of them. I use 1 inside a 3 car garage and it doesn't provide the amount of light a 500W halogen I used to use for the same purpose. I like that it doesn't get hot like the halogen, but as far as light output, it doesn't compare.