What is the CRI for this bulb?
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One of the three-star reviewers stated that the CRI for this bulb was only 80 which is rather low. I cannot confirm this information, but rather I am only passing on information that I read in the review.
1262217
I bought one bulb at Lowe's; it obviously was a 12 volt. I have tossed the old lamp, and bought a new one. End of story.
980917
I have no idea. The bulb worked fine in my recessed lighting. I must have deeper recessed pots.
150665
Google is your friend, sorry Cher I wish I was more help to you. I can tell you that this is a high quality bulb and the last one lasted almost 7 years.
1749851
Take one of the bulbs to home Depot or similar store and ask them to find the specification for you
114206
My best guess is that it is a cool white bulb. Look on the bulb and there should be a code printed on the bulb itself. Google that number and you will have all the information you need. (It may also be printed on the plstic or ceramic base of the bulb.Cheers, Steve G
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I don't know of a CRI rating on these bulbs. They are however 5500K bulbs. The beauty of using daylight bulbs like this is that if you have sun shining in the room or bright windows, they will match the color temperature of these bulbs. I set my GH3 at a manual white balance setting of 5500K and the skin tones turn out beautiful. Check my video shot of my granddaughter with these ePhoto lights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpmFWVgZwAI&list=UU1Eyv6C0jdk3kR6j4iOnjnA
481727
Sorry I don't know. I ended up returning the bulb because it was defective.
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Brooke-Good question. After I received this bulb I wanted to send it back because it worked poorly but had no responce. If you figure it out could you let me know?
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I have no idea. It worked when I installed it and is still going . I believe most of these type bulbs last close to a couple of years depending on individual use.
1146286
It's a MR16 20 watt bi-pin bulb. As the original bulbs burn out I've replaced them with LED bulbs that give me the equivalent of 35 watts, but only use 5 watts of power. They are more expensive, but save in the long run and should last a long, long time. You may be able to find a 50 watt equivalent.
1158722
Sorry for my delay. I don't remember...I believe it was in the instructions. We used a 25 watt bulb.
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It wasn't specified, but it looks to be in the 7000 range (very white). If you need a warm light, try E27 5w 12v 3000k~3500k Warm White LED Light Bulb I bought a number of them and they're working well.
1842927
CRI is 91. http://www.alzodigital.com/online_store/full_spectrum_light_bulbs_45w.htm
1257471
Good question, a visual of the (encased) bulb did not reveal the information needed. Also, no manufacturer ID on item. Best bet to contact supplier. Sorry!
2226720
I do not know. I am not familiar with the UK bulb as I am located in the US.
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My bulbs have the same marking as east coast listed- Side of bulb is marked as follows: Philips, Philips Trademark, 65W, 120V, China, Reflector Flood, 620 Lumenseast coast answered on April 2, 2015