So specifically how bright is it in lumens, the standard unit of light output? A typical 40 watt incandescent bulb, for example, puts out 450 lumens.
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I love these, I do craft shows, I make Angels out of pearls and wire and when I put the light on them it really shows off the real beauty of them.
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Well excuse me, I was just trying to let you know I have used these lights for three year's and they have been great, and that was all I needed to know they work for me and I love them sorry I did not know more of what you wanted.
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It is got 2 setting to choose from I needed this codpiece I wanted to hi light it did the job I love it wish it had a timer on it
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As this is an LED fixture watts don't really tell you how bright this is. See: http://blog.nularis.com/2011/05/how-bright-is-light-bulb-lumens-vs.htmlThis light as 10,000 lumens so it is 1/10 as bright as sunlight. We call this light MEGA light because it lights up a large area and the light quailty is very good.
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1100 lumens. Compare that to what you have now. It replaced my 75 watt bulb just fine. You could always get a dimmer switch to if it's too bright.
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The statement made in the description of "20W LED as the light sourcewhile lumen output equivalent to 500 Watt halogen bulb" IS ABSOLUTELY FALSE! A 500 watt halogen bulb typically has a light output of 10,000 lumens or more. This lamp has an output of 1,600 lumens, which is, as Coy said above, about equivalent to a 100-watt halogen bulb. THIS IS A GROSS MISREPRESENTATION OF THIS PRODUCT.
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About 650 lumens. When compared to my 11 watt bulbs that I replaced, they appear to be slightly brighter but that may because it's whiter side rather than soft white.
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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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The box it came in does not say. I have a 40W high intensity lamp. Itis 280 lumens. I turned it on and the 30 LED lamp beside it. The LEDlamp was little brighter, but, it is like a flashlight. It has about a spotabout five inches in diameter. It does have some peripheral light, butmainly it's a spot.
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10W * 100 LM/W = 1000 Lumen (but this does not account for dispersion etc.)But, let's say current draw yields only 6 watt, and let's say efficiency is less at the 90 LM/W, then this gives 540 Lumen. A 100 W incandescent (bulb that is becoming obsolete) is about 1200 Lumen.To really account for dispersion of light and other factors, divide each of these Lumen by about 4. Incandescent rates about a little above 300 Lumen.
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I don't have the email reply I received from the manufacturer when I asked the lumen output question. I believe it is 250 but it is very satisfactory never the less.
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Generally, to determine brightness of a bulb check the lumens 12v LED bulbs usually range from 90 to 300 lumens. I've seen some with less lumens but do not recall seeing any that are greater than 300 lumens.Not all descriptions will show the lumens. So I will either take my chance or not buy without knowing the lumens.
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This is a very bright bulb, 250 to 300 watt equivelent. I use it in the gararge. There are two differant colors, a soft yellow light regular house lighting and daylight which is very white like store lighting. Works well for me as I only have one central light in my gararge and used to have a 200 watt bulb there which drew a lot of electricity, this only draws 50 watts and mmuch brighter. Too bright for indoors in my opinion.
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I checked on line to see if I could find out how many lumens and it says 350 lumens. By comparison, a 40W light bulb shines at approximately 400 lumens and 100W at 1500 lumens. So you are getting somewhat less light than you would from a 40W light bulb. Judging by our use, I think 350 lumens is probably pretty much on the mark. We are using it for a bedroom lamp. It works well for reading books with an arm lamp.
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Incandescent bulbs produce about 16 lumens per watt, so you want 3x60x16 = 2880 lumens. This reel (looks as if they changed the description since you asked this) produces 40% of that, 1180 lumens, or about as much as one 75 watt incandescent. The HitLights high density reel produces 2x light, costs 2.8x.
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That's right in the description: 150 watts LED / CFL, 600 watts incandescent. Just add the power requirements of all the bulbs controlled by the dimmer. For example, I'm using it to control 4 60 watt incandescent bulbs, total 240 watts. For LEDs / CFLs, use the actual power required, not the "equivalency". So a 23-watt CFL that says it's as bright as a 100 watt incandescent still only counts as 23 watts.
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I don't have the paperwork anymore but I remember when I bought the lamp I purchased 60 and 40 watt bulbs. The 60 was too bright but the 40 seemed perfect. So at least 60 but you don't need any brighther than that for reading with this lamp.
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The info. I got was 500. I have no way of testing it. At 500 or 600 its still super bright. I saw a test where it beat a 800 lumen light.
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I too would like to know the light output in Lumens. I have seen other "Replacement for 500W shop/floodlights" that only draw 7.5 Watts, (1/6 as much power to run them as this one), and they claim the output is 1820 Lumens. I suspect that is less light than what this unit puts out, but for the sake of comparison, please publish the light output in the light bulb industry-standard unit of measure, (Lumens). Thank you.