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  10101010101 on 19/12/2013 - 16:06

  +2

  Can you provide proof of the actual power ratings? If I buy them and test them and find they are actually only 3 or 4 watt globes then I won't be happy.

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  elt on 19/12/2013 - 16:37

  +2

  You do understand that you can not sell unless you are registered as a responsible supplier :) ?

  There no certificates for this product , furthermore in no event this lamp will emit 600 lumens…

  Theoretically this sort of light will emit 150-270 lumens.

  You can get those in china for 1-3 bucks.

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  After Dark on 19/12/2013 - 17:43

  +2

  I'm new to these things but how does a 16W bulb only use 4.5 - 5.5W - watts is watts I thought ?

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    rifter on 19/12/2013 - 18:09

    Well spotted. Moreover, it must have taken a lot of effort to use the word recommand in description, my edit window keeps trying to correct that spelling mistake.

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    Associatednomledlight @ eBay Australia cngreatbussiness on 19/12/2013 - 18:13

    -5

    The Chips of our lights are good,So they can afford 16 watt.
    Since the volume of the light is not big(only 50*55mm),So for reasons of heat dispatching,it's only could been applied as 4.5-5.5 watt.
    As you see,there are some more big volume lights below,so they can work as more higher wattage,more bright.

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      rifter on 19/12/2013 - 18:14

      +1

      Clear as mud.

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      10101010101 on 19/12/2013 - 18:20

      +1

      Sorry I don't understand what you are saying but it sounds like they aren't really 16 watt globes.

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      ahoyhoy on 19/12/2013 - 19:33

      +3

      THATS CRACKALACKIN. there is a big volume of ? from the volume of your heat dispatching more higher watt 16 watt 4.5-5.5 watt good chip lights for reasons of more bright so they can afford 16 wattages and only 50*55mm so they can work as you see so for as you see

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      snook on 19/12/2013 - 21:32

      Do they see to help in the dark more bright?

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        jollster101 on 19/12/2013 - 22:13

        No but carrots will help there

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  elt on 19/12/2013 - 19:31

  Looks like another chinese supplier who has their relatives in Australia is trying to push a cheapie on this market.

  Be advised by getting non certified products and installing in your home you risk with more than money.

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  outsidetheborx on 19/12/2013 - 21:37

  +1

  Sure they might be 16w LEDs but you'll most likely get a few hundred hrs of run time before the LED chip burns out.
  I've had to rework countless 'cheap' LED globes (with integrated driver, the ones where you just plug directly into the light socket) because the LED chips were improperly seated onto its aluminium base, or there were too much heatsink thermal compound applied or of inferior quality. My guess its probably done deliberately as part of 'planned obsolence'.
  I've also seen some dodgey circuitry - full wave rectifier, one smoothing capacitor and a couple of voltage divider resistors, not exactly what you want driving your LEDs! (unless a house fire is what you're after)
  It's a bit like having that tailor-made suit from Thailand fall apart as it was glued together instead of sewn like how you remember it in the tailor shop.