is this the 40, 60 or 80 Lux version?
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80 lux or 220 lumens. Keep in mind, due to aimed optics this 220 lumen light is closer to 800 to 1000 from normal bike lights. The 40 and 60 lumen lights are all intended to be used with dynamo, the 80 runs on 4 AA rechargeable batteries included. 4 AA batteries is really nice because when the cells die you can get replacements at any store instead of paying a lot more and getting a proprietary battery; just make sure you get the same Li-Ion type of battery with at least the same amp hour rating as the originals.
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This is de 80 lux version. But 80 lux is only the case when you use it in the full power mode. If you switch to ecomode you use 20 lux. I can tell you that until now I never met circumstances when I really needed the full power mode.
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80 Lux version, but I measured 93 lux at 10 meters with an Exetech meter. This light puts out almost exactly as much light at 10 meters as an XML equipped bike light driven at 2500 ma., but the Philips SafeRide measured only 620 ma drive current to it's 2 Luxeon LEDs.
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Its 80 Lux. Requires 4 AA batteries (included- rechargaeable NiMH, or regular AA).
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It is the 80 lux version. You can tell by plugging in the manufacturer's model # from the Amazon listing into the Philips web site's Find Your Product page.From there, you can see this leaflet:http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/b/bf48l20balxm/bf48l20balxm_pss_enggb.pdfLooking at other front light products:The 40 lux version looks like it is smaller and has a single LED with a white, front reflector surrounding the LED.The 60 lux version is a dynamo driven light.
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It is the 80 lux version. You can tell by plugging in the manufacturer's model # from the Amazon listing into the Philips web site's Find Your Product page. From there, you can see this leaflet: http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/b/bf48l20balxm/bf48l20balxm_pss_enggb.pdf Looking at other front light products: The 40 lux version looks like it is smaller and has a single LED with a white, front reflector surrounding the LED. The 60 lux version is a dynamo driven light.
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I do not know how to see the difference between the originals and copies nowadays, but I am very pleased with the lamp for the Price. The zoom function Works very well and it gives a strong light. Build quality has been good (so far).
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In just a visual subjective opinion, it is somewhere between the 40-60w equivalent. But what I find unsatisfactory is the two bulbs I bought cast a coppery-golden hue skewing the color anything illuminated
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I bought the BR40-65 for my office hallway. I have five can lights and now it's bright. The 120 might be better if you only have one or two can lights.
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You might give LUX Products customer service a call and ask them to send you one. (From their website 1-856-234-8803)
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It's hard to say whether it's better. The light of 60 degree is more wide than 40 degree , and 40 degree has more spot effect.
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In my humble opinion, terrible. Do yourself a favor and get these. LED2020 LED Vintage Filament Bulb, G25 Globe Edison Style, 4W to Replace 40W Incandescent Bulb, Soft White (2700K), 120VAC, E26 Medium Base, Not Dimmable, 3PACK The light quality is beautiful. The color temp is perfect. They are clear and they have a cool retro element you can see when they light up. I own two high end portrait studios and we use these in our changing rooms. I bought almost 50 and have zero regrets. The only downside, they are not dimable. I also learned that if you are going to use motion sensors to turn these on and off, you need motion sensors compatible with LED bulbs. Hope this helps!
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Thanks y'all! I bought trial versions of the 60W-equiv. (soft white) and the 100W-equiv. ('daylight') -- and LOVE them! In fact, I'm thinking I won't be able to use four daylight 100W in my standing lamp -- that would make the (two-story, great room) living room look like a hospital operating theater!!(Oh, and John? Other descriptions say those (other?) bulbs use the "Cree LED Filament Tower Technology" to make the light be 'thrown around' like an incandescent, rather than focused like a spotlight. This 'ad' doesn't include that info -- so I didn't know if CREE used to make one without the 'circle of light.' Hence my question.) Thanks y'all! I bought trial versions of the 60W-equiv. (soft white) and the 100W-equiv. ('daylight') -- and LOVE them! In fact, I'm thinking I won't be able to use four daylight 100W in my standing lamp -- that would make the (two-story, great room) living room look like a hospital operating theater!!(Oh, and John? Other descriptions say those (other?) bulbs use the "Cree LED Filament Tower Technology" to make the light be 'thrown around' like an incandescent, rather than focused like a spotlight. This 'ad' doesn't include that info -- so I didn't know if CREE used to... » Read More Thanks y'all! I bought trial versions of the 60W-equiv. (soft white) and the 100W-equiv. ('daylight') -- and LOVE them! In fact, I'm thinking I won't be able to use four daylight 100W in my standing lamp -- that would make the (two-story, great room) living room look like a hospital operating theater!!(Oh, and John? Other descriptions say those (other?) bulbs use the "Cree LED Filament Tower Technology" to make the light be 'thrown around' like an incandescent, rather than focused like a spotlight. This 'ad' doesn't include that info -- so I didn't know if CREE used to make one without the 'circle of light.' Hence my question.) « Show Less
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Leica v lux 30. Older model but should take the same quality photos. The 40 is amazing. I would think the 30 would be too except not as long a zoom
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I purchased the 46EX645, this model is an LED 240 Hz model. If you have a Sony blue ray player you will be pleasantly surprised to see how the two items work together automatically. I continue to highly recommend it.
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No, this is the older 600 lumen version. I did get the newer one for my son. He is impressed with his newer one.
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Amazon is wrong. Other sites has this @ 60. If you do a search on the LCD it will say 60Hz
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I just checked the actual bulb and it says 60w. Although it seems like its 40w because it's not as bright as a "regular" bulb. So if you want one that looks 40w then it's the right one.
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BR40 is the physical size. The item description states 1065 lumens, which seems accurate to me.
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My manual states it has up to 2,500 LUX of bright Natural Spectrum light so I always assumed it was full spectrum, but to further answer this question, you might want to contact the company, at verilux.com and ask them. I know I've been using it for almost a year and it has done wonders for me.
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I'm pretty sure its 80. I no longer have the packaging to verify though. It has been plenty bright on very dark runs. Lights the road up enough for 3 of us.
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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.